JANE K. MCNAUGHT, PH.D. Licensed Psychologist, Fellow, American Board of Forensic Examiners Edinborough Way #730 Edina, MN 55435

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1 JANE K. MCNAUGHT, PH.D. Licensed Psychologist, Fellow, American Board of Forensic Examiners 3300 Edinborough Way #730 Edina, MN Website: janemcnaught.com PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND ORGANIZATIONS: Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) American Psychological Association Division of Law Society Division 39 Invited Participant: Minnesota Permanent Families Project, Supreme Court of Minnesota, 1985 Advisory Committee, Hennepin County Attorney s Office, 1985 Chairperson, 1987 Annual Meeting, Minnesota Psychological Association American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children Minnesota Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Charter Member Children and the Law Education Committee, Hamline University, 1993 Children s Justice Act State Task Force, 1993 Board Certified Forensic Examiner (BCFE) Fellow of the American Board of Forensic Examiners Society Psychoanalytic Study Minnesota Supreme Court Advisory Task Force on Visitation, Child Development Expert, December 1997 EMPLOYMENT AND EXPERIENCE: 1991 Present: Private Practice 3300 Edinborough Corporate East Building, Suite 730 Edina, MN 55435

2 Licensed Psychologist spending approximately equal time in Clinical Psychology, and Forensic Evaluations and Expert Witness. Clinical work with children and adults. Specialize in treating: male and female victims of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse; adults and children involved in divorce; adults and children who are depressed and anxious; children suffering from ADHD; PDD; long-term therapy with adults who are attempting to overcome self-defeating patterns that have interfered with their ability to function in their relationships or employment. Consultation groups for professionals working in the above areas. Provided numerous workshops on these topics for professional organizations in Minnesota as well as to a variety of national and international conferences on related issues. Forensic Practice includes: Family Law: Custody evaluations, Post Decree Evaluations regarding Relocation and Endangerment; Munchausen by Proxy (Factitious Disorder by Proxy; Parental Alienation; Parenting Consultation; and Parental Capacity. Criminal: Prosecution and Defense Cases involving Sexual Misconduct, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other mental health issues with juveniles and adults; Retained expert in US Army and Navy cases involving PTSD. Civil Suits: Civil Suits for both Plaintiff and Defense, involving adults and children. Areas of expertise: Claims of Pain and Suffering and Emotional Distress; PTSD; Work Place Suits involving Sexual Harassment /Gender/ or Age Discrimination; Evaluations for School Districts involving Teacher and Administrative Sexual and Administrative Misconduct; medical and psychological malpractice Private Practice 430 Oak Grove Street, Suite 403 Minneapolis, MN Full time psychologist working in both the clinical and forensic areas. Performed forensic evaluations in Civil, Criminal, Family and Juvenile cases within my areas of expertise. Clinic practice specializing in the treatment of adults and children going through the process of divorce. Treatment of children and adults who were victims of sexual assault including clergy and institutional abuse. Presented at national conferences related to the diagnosis and treatment of child sexual abuse. Involved at the County and State level addressing issues related to child sexual abuse and parenting plans for young children. 11/80 1/83 Psychologist Michael J. Shea and Associates Minneapolis, MN Supervisor: Michael Shea, Ph.D. Full-time psychologist providing forensic and therapeutic services to children, adolescents, families, and adults. Practice included working with victims and families where incest or nonfamilial sexual abuse occurred; and providing divorce custody evaluations. Frequently testified as an expert witness in such matters. Participated in biweekly, multidisciplinary staff meetings while at Shea Clinic, in addition to receiving weekly supervision from Michael Shea, Ph.D. 2

3 1/79 1/81 Psychologist Washington County Human Services Woodbury, MN Supervisor: Miriam Shark, Ph.D. Part-time psychologist working approximately ten hours per week conducting therapy with children, adolescents, families and adults regarding a variety of mental health issues including sexual abuse and divorce. Performed psychological evaluations of children experiencing school or behavioral issues. Co-leader of a group for women who had been victims of incest. Frequently worked with the resident psychiatrist and other psychologists on staff, as a co-therapist, and participated in staff meetings. 9/79 11/80 Psychologist School District 834 Stillwater, MN Hired by the school system to act as a consultant for a self-contained program for the emotionally disturbed. Responsibilities included conducting extensive psychological assessments of perspective students and assisting the classroom teacher in planning educational and behavioral interventions for such students. Held weekly groups with the children in this program and conducted parenting classes. 6/77 Johnson Institute Minneapolis, MN Attended a three-week seminar on chemical dependency counseling and the disease process. Attended a week s internship in the St. Mary s Chemical Dependency Treatment Program for Adolescents working in the areas of detoxification, treatment, and aftercare School Psychologist Anoka Hennepin School System Anoka, MN Full time School Psychologist hired to conduct evaluations of K-12 students regarding academic, behavioral, and emotional concerns. Developed a special program for behaviorally disordered students. Offered consultation to teachers regarding special populations such as the hearing impaired, mentally retarded, and behavioral disordered students. 6/75 8/75 Intern General Hospital Child-Adolescent Unit Minneapolis, MN Supervisor: Ada Hegion, Ph.D. Summer full time internship under the direction of a clinical psychologist. Administered Objective and Projective personality testing as well as assisting in child, family, and group therapy. 3

4 9/74 5/75 School Psychology Intern Edina Public Schools Edina, MN Supervisor: Harry Leviton, Ph.D. Part time internship under Dr. Leviton s supervision. Administered intellectual, personality, and behavioral evaluations to students at the Junior and Senior high level. Conducted short-term therapy with students and families. Acted as a consultant to Special Education and Classroom teachers in the area of program development and behavioral interventions. Participated in a committee to evaluate the district-wide program for Special Education. 9/72 5/75 English Teacher, Grades 7-12 Edina Public Schools Edina, MN Full time teacher working with Junior and Senior High Students. EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: Psychoanalytic Training Program Minneapolis, MN Certificate, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy September 1997-May 2000 University of Minnesota. Ph.D. Minneapolis, MN May 1982 Degree: Educational Psychology Department: Counseling and Student Personnel Psychology, emphasis in Counseling Psychology Johnson Institute General Hospital Minneapolis, MN Psychology Internship Certificate, Chemical Dependency Training August 1974 June August 1975 Edina Public Schools September 1974 May 1975 Edina, MN School Psychology Internship University of Wisconsin, River Falls River Falls, WI Major: Psychology in the Schools M.S.E. August 1975 Bethel College Bachelor of Science St. Paul, MN June

5 Major: English Education Highest Honors Sandstone High School Diploma Sandstone, MN May 1968 HONORS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Who s Who in Colleges in America, Academic Scholarship, Highest Honors, Bethel College, 1972 Who s Who in America Marquis Who s Who Hennepin County Family Court Neutral Service List POSTDOCTORAL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE February 7, 2015 February 6, 2015 May 28-31, 2014 October 25, 2012 June 7-9, 2012 June 6, 2012 February 24, 2012 October 29, 2011 Interpreting the MMPI-2-RF Validity Scales in Forensic Psychological Evaluations, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Las Vegas, Nev. Assessing Psychopathy Using the Hare Scales (PCL-R and PCL: SV), American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Las Vegas, Nev. 51 st Annual Conference Navigating the Waters of Shared Parenting: Guidance from the Harbour, Toronto, Canada. Neuroscience and Brain Trauma, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Minnesota Chapter, St. Paul, 49th Annual Conference, "Attachment, Brain Science and Children of Divorce" Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Chicago, IL. "Advanced Parenting Coordination, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Chicago, IL. Sex, Lies, and Facebook, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, St. Paul, Changing Psychoanalytic Models and Their Clinical Implications: Transference Listening/Experiencing Perspective and the Use of the Analyst s Subjectivity, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, St. Paul, 5

6 June 6, 2011 April 29, 2011 April 28, 2011 January 9, 2010 November 19, 2010 August 19-22, 2009 May 31, 2009 Mentally Ill Clients: Special Concerns for Female Attorneys, Parenting Coordination: Working with High-Conflict Families, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Chicago, IL. Advanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Chicago, IL. Theories of Affect Regulation: A Clinician s Synthesis, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Ethical Decision Making and Risk Management in Clinical Practice, Trust Risk Management, National Juvenile and Family Law Conference, New York, NY. Theories of Affect Regulation: A Clinician s Synthesis, Minneapolis, May 31, th Annual Symposium on Recent Research, MMPI-2; MMPI-A, Kent State University and University of Minnesota Press, Bloomington, September 25, 2008 April 25, 2008 January 12, 2008 April 25-26, 2008 April 27, 2008 April 9-13, 2008 April 9-13, 2008 October 4-7, 2007 Eighth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Albuquerque, NM. Minnesota Psychological Association, Bloomington, Children, Divorce, and Custody, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, San Antonio, TX. The Psychology of Human Development: The Person and the Professional, 72 nd Annual MPA Convention, Minnetonka, Couples Therapy from the Perspective of Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Theory: Bridging Systems and Psychoanalytic Approaches, Minnesota Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Minnetonka. Division 39 Representative, American Psychological Association, New York, NY. Division th Annual Spring Meeting, American Psychological Association, New York, NY. Familyopoly: The Expert Edition, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Brainerd, 6

7 June 16-17, 2007 June 14, 2007 Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2, Parts 1 & 2, Kent State University Department of Psychology, Bloomington, Legal and Ethical Risk Management in Professional Psychological Practice -- Sequence II: Risk Management in Specific High Risk Areas, Brooklyn Center, 7

8 April 13, 2007 April 14, 2007 April 18-22, 2007 November, 11, 2006 June 26-27, 2006 May 20, 2006 March, 2006 Modes of Therapeutic Action, Hamm Clinic, St. Paul, The Body in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis & Change Your Eating, Change Your Life, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies Spring Conference, On Clinical Momentum, Division 39 Annual Spring Meeting, American Psychological Association, Toronto, ON. Our Appointment in Thebes: The Therapist s Fear of Doing Harm and Learning Through Enactment, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Parenting Coordination: Helping High Conflict Parents Resolve Disputes, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Chicago, IL. Looking Back at Mourning and Melancholia, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Love, Desire & Passions; Variety, Enigma, and the Disruption of Psychoanalysis, APA Division 39 Spring Conference, American Psychological Association, Philadelphia, PA. October, 2005 September 23, 2005 September 24, 2005 September 25, 2005 April 1-2, 2005 October 2, 2004 November 1, 2004 May 2004 Dreams: Reaching the Core of Human Experience, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Jury Selection: Research and Practice, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, St. Louis, MO. Forensic Assessment of Tort Liability and Damages, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, St. Louis, MO. Assessment for Parenting Planning in Child Custody Litigation, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, St. Louis, MO. Integrated Personality Assessment: John Exner, Jr., Ph.D. and James Butcher, Ph.D., Reflect on their History and the Future, Ninth Annual Conference on the Contemporary Applications of Psychological Testing, Boston, MA. The Implicit and Explicit Domains on Psychoanalytic Changes, Fourth Annual Conference, Division 39, American Psychological Association, New York, NY. Deepening Psychotherapy with Men, American Psychological Association Continuing Professional Education Committee. Collaborative Law Institute, Brooklyn Center, 8

9 April 2004 March 2004 January 31, 2004 October 2003 April 2-5, 2003 April 14, 2003 March, 2003 February 7, 2003 January 26, 2002 January 25, 2002 November 9, 2001 May 19, 2001 February 21, 2001 February 21, 2001 February 21, 2001 February 9, 2001 November 4, 2000 Healthy Male Sexuality, Keeping the Baby in Mind: Attachment, Reflective Functioning and Clinical Intervention, Division 39, American Psychological Association, Miami, FL. Working the Edge of Emotional Experience: Promises and Limitations of an Analytic Relationship, The Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Style and Tone in Psychoanalytic Therapies, The Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Hope: Contemporary Psychoanalysis Passion for the Possible, Division 39, American Psychological Association, HIPPA for Psychologists, American Psychological Association Practice Organization, Miami, FL. Transformation of Culture, Class and Institution, American Psychological Association, Miami Beach, FL. Minnesota Mental Health and the Law, Bloomington, Transmitted Trauma, The Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, St. Paul, Legal and Ethical Risks and Risk Management in Professional Psychological Practice, Sequence II, St. Paul, Psychoanalytic Diagnosis, Hamm Clinic Conference, St. Paul, Division 39, Minnesota Chapter Spring Conference, American Psychological Association, Evaluating Childhood Trauma, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, San Antonio, TX. A Conciliation/Evaluation Model for Child Custody Determination, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, San Antonio, TX. The Use of the Rorschach in Personal Injury Evaluations, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, San Antonio, TX. Expanding Your Jury Potential with Expert Witnesses, Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association, The Use of Countertransference in Understanding Individuals and Couples, The Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, 9

10 October 1998 January 1997 January 1997 October 1996 June 1996 November 1995 October 1995 September 1995 November 1994 November 1994 November 1994 March 1994 March 1994 March 1994 December 1993 November 1993 The Importance of Projective Identification for Psychoanalysis, Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, Child Custody Evaluations: Legal, Ethical, and Clinical Contours, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, LA. Personal Injury Evaluation: A Two-Day Workshop on Ethics, Practice, Instruments, and Case Law, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, LA. Rorschach Assessment in Clinical Practice, Minnesota Rorschach Society, Clinical Workshops on the MMPI-2 and MMPI-A, 31 st Annual Symposium Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota, Midwest Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Incest, 11 th Annual Conference of Wisconsin Extension Program, Madison, WI. Ethics, Politics, and Therapy: Part I, Minnesota Psychologists in Private Practice, Brooklyn Park, DSM-IV: What s Different, What s Not, Minnesota Board of Psychology, Minnesota Board of Social Work, Current Diagnostic Issues in Child Clinical Psychology, Minnesota Child Psychologists, Conducting Ethical, Competent Child Custody Evaluations, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Portland, OR. Detection of Distortion, Deception and Malingering in the Witness, Victim, Defendant and Patient, American Board of Forensic Psychology, Portland, OR. Rape Trauma Syndrome, American Board of Forensic Psychology, Santa Fe, NM. Battered Women Syndrome, American Board of Forensic Psychology, Santa Fe, NM. Use of the MMPI-2 in Forensic Evaluations, American Board of Forensic Psychology, Santa Fe, NM. Divorce with Dignity, Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, Ethical Issues in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Forensic Psychology, 10

11 November 1993 October 1993 September 1993 September 1993 October 1992 May 1992 May 1992 March 1992 January 1992 October 1991 September 1991 May 1991 April 1990 February 1990 October 1989 October 1989 June 1989 April 1989 February 1989 February 1989 Personal Injury Evaluations, American Board of Forensic Psychology, Midwest Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Incest, Madison, WI. Adult Memories of Childhood Sexual Abuse, Minnesota Chapter of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Minneapolis, Object Relations Theory and Couple Therapy, Hamm Clinic, St. Paul, Midwest Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Incest, Madison, WI. MMPI-2 Workshop, Sixth Annual Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children, Washington, D.C. Conversations of Divorce Law, Responding to Child Maltreatment, American Professional Society On The Abuse of Children San Diego, CA. Minnesota Psychologists in Private Practice Annual Meeting, Professional Standards of Ethical Dilemmas in Child Psychology, Dances of Anger and Intimacy, presented by Harriet Lerner, Brooklyn Center, Fifth Annual Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children, Atlanta, GA. Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head Island, SC. Diagnosis of Mental Disorders, Theodore Millon, Dual Relationships, Minnesota Psychologist in Private Practice Annual Meeting, Clinical Hypnosis: Introduction, Childhood Sexual and Physical Abuse: Impact at Varying Points in the Life Cycle, Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head Island, SC. Remarriage and its Effects on Parents and Children, 11

12 May 1988 April 1988 February 1988 November 1987 March 1987 May 1986 November 1985 October 1985 October 1985 April 1985 September 1984 April 1984 March 1984 August 1983 July 1983 December 1982 October 1982 October 1982 After the Verdict/Absence of Verdict: Children and Families, Project Impact, Fergus Falls and Mankato, Fifth National Conference on Sexual Victimization of Children, Anaheim, CA. Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head Island, SC. Impact Conference, Child and Adolescent Sexual Abuse and the Legal System, Brainerd, National Association of School Psychologists Conference, New Orleans, LA. Fourth Annual Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children, New Orleans, LA. The Sexual Offender, presented by Nicholas Groth, Invited Participant Minnesota Permanent Families Project, Supreme Court of Minnesota. Advisory Committee, Hennepin County Attorney s Office, Hennepin County, Separation and Divorce, presented by Judith Wallerstein, Minneapolis, The Fifth International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect, Montreal, QC. National Conference on Sexual Victimization of Children, Arlington, VA. American Psychiatric Association, Honolulu, HI. Self Psychology: Clinical Intervention, Einstein College of Medicine, Cape Cod, MA. Compassionate Friends Conference, Chicago, IL. Rorschach Assessment of Children and Adolescents, Rorschach Workshops, Chicago, IL. Borderline Patients, Minnesota Human Development Consultants, Inc., Separation and Individuation, Minnesota Human Development Consultants, Inc., 12

13 September 1982 October 1981 Clinical Management of Depression, Minnesota Human Development Consultants, Inc., Incest: Clinical Issues in Sexual Abuse, University of Minnesota, Department of Conferences, PRESENTATION OF PAPERS AND WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED McNaught, J. (2013) Overview & Analysis: Mental Health Issues and School Employees. Seminar Presented for Minnesota Continuing Legal Education (CLE). McNaught, J. (2012) Neuroscience and Brain Trauma. Seminar Presented for Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Minnesota Chapter. McNaught, J. & Schmidt, C. (2010) Beyond the Insanity Defense: Psychology and Criminal Justice. 45 th Annual Criminal Justice Institute. McNaught, J. (2009) Expert Warfare in Child Abuse Accusations: Fighting Fire with Forensics. Seminar Presented for Minnesota Continuing Legal Education (CLE). McNaught, J. (2008) Forensics of Psychological Injury. Seminar presented for Minnesota Continuing Legal Education (CLE). McNaught, J. (2008) Saving the Baby and Preserving the Father-Child Relationship in Divorce. Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Eighth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluation. McNaught, J. (2006) Visitation Schedules for Young Children. Seminar presented to the Hennepin County Bar Association. McNaught, J. (2006) Children s Developmental Needs at a Young Age: Parenting Schedules that Promote Having Those Needs Met. Presented to Minnesota CLE. McNaught, J. (2004) Psychological Testing and Evaluation. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association. McNaught, J. (2004) Children and Divorce. WCCO Radio. McNaught Stageberg, J. (2001) The Benefits of Psychological Evaluations in Cases Involving Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Chrome Pain, and the Emotional Impact of Injuries. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1999) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Following Injury. Seminar presented for Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1998) The Use of a Parenting Consultant in Custody Cases. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Institute of Legal Education. 13

14 McNaught Stageberg, J. (1997) Obtaining Help in Facilitating a Parenting Schedule. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Institute of Legal Education. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1997) Visitation Issues in Juvenile Court and Family Court. Minnesota State Bar Association Convention. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1996) Domestic Violence: A Psychological Perspective. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Institute of Legal Association. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1996) Custody Modification Motions. Seminar presented for the Minnesota Law Center s Continuing Legal Education Seminars. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1994 and 1995) Interviewing Child Sexual Abuse Victims. Training seminar conducted for Corner House. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1994) How a Child Psychologist Can Assist Parties in Resolving Visitation and Custody Issues. Minnesota Family Law Journal McNaught Stageberg, J. (1993) Child Custody Evaluations. Minnesota Institute of Legal Education. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1993) How a Child Psychologist Can Assist Parties in Resolving Visitation and Custody Issues. Divorce with Dignity, Minnesota Institute for Legal Education. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1992) Divorce Custody Decisions: Making Sense out of Vague Standards for Custody. Presentation to the Minnesota State Bar Association. Minneapolis, McNaught Stageberg, J. (1992) Quality of Life Dealing with the Stresses of a Practice in Law. Presentation to the Bar Leadership Conference of the Minnesota State Bar Association. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1992) Individual Psychotherapy with Children of Battered Women. Presentation to the Domestic Abuse Project Conference. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1992) Primary vs. Psychological Parent: Making Sense Out of Vague Standards for Custody. Sixth Annual Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children. Washington, D.C. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1992) The Blended Family. KSTP-TV. St. Paul, McNaught Stageberg, J. (1991) Primary vs. Psychological Parent. Presentation to the Annual Conference of Judges. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1991) The Trial: Easing the Stress. Abermarle Mental Health Center. Edenton, NC. McNaught Stageberg, J. (1991) Primary vs. Psychological Parent. Presentation to Bar Association, Matrimonial Lawyers. 14

15 McNaught Stageberg, J. (1990) Evaluating the Psychological vs. Primary Parent in Divorce Custody Proceeding. Presentation for the Minnesota Institute of Legal Education. McNaught, J. (1990) Symptoms and Indicators of Abuse in the Family: Recognizing the Problem. Minnesota Center for Corporate Responsibility. McNaught, J. (1990) Treatment of the Non-Offending Parent in the Incest Home. Somerset County Mental Health Coalition. Bridgewater, NJ. McNaught, J. (1990) Child Maltreatment: Facing the Issues. Presentation to the Center for Early Education and Development, University of Minnesota. McNaught, J. (1990) Treatment with Children in Out-of-Home Settings and Treatment with the Non-Offending Parent. Presentations to the 1990 National Symposium on Child Victimization. Atlanta, GA. McNaught, J. (1990) Children s Memory of Abuse. Presentation to Continuing Legal and Judicial Education Seminar, McNaught, J. (1990) The Highly Traumatized Child and Treatment with the Non-Offending Parent. Presentations for the Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse. Hilton Head Island, SC. McNaught, J. ( ) Identification and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child. Ongoing consultation with the staff of the Domestic Abuse Project. McNaught, J. (1989) Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse. Virginia Child Protection Newsletter. Vol.29. McNaught, J. (1989) The Psychologist as an Expert Witness and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child Advanced Workshop. Presentations for the Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse. Hilton Head Island, SC. McNaught, J. (1988) Child Sexual Abuse. Presentation to the Metropolitan Training Co-op. McNaught, J. (1988) Child Sexual Abuse. Presentation to the Evidence Seminar, Hamline Law School, McNaught, J. (1988) Participation in the Mock Trial, Minnesota Psychological Association Symposium on Law and Psychology, McNaught, J. (1988) Children and Divorce. KSTP-TV, St. Paul, McNaught, J. (1988) After the Verdict/Absence of Verdict: Children and Families. Presentation for Project Impact, Fergus Falls and Mankato, McNaught, J. (1988) Fifth National Conference on Sexual Victimization of Children, Anaheim, CA. 15

16 McNaught, J. (1988) Presenter for Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head Island, SC. McNaught, J. (1987) Understanding Child Development in the Context of the Legal System. Presentation for Impact Conference, Brainerd, McNaught, J. (1987) The Challenges of Raising an Only Child. Guest speaker on KSTP Radio, St. Paul, McNaught, J. (1987) Towards an Understanding of Child Sexual Abuse. Presentation for University of Minnesota Televised Course, Public Television Broadcast, Minneapolis, McNaught, J. & Hewitt, S. (1987) Sexually Abused Children: Patterns of School Services. Presentation for the National Association of School Psychologists Conference, New Orleans, LA. McNaught, J. (1987) Psychological Evaluation in Divorce Custody. Presentation for the Minnesota Trial Lawyers Seminar, McNaught, J. (1987) Guest speaker, Aiken-Barnwell MHC s Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head Island, SC. McNaught, J. (1986) Child Abuse with the Family. Presentation to the Attorney General s Task Force, St. Paul, McNaught, J. (1986) Psychological Evaluation in the Assessment of the Credibility of Child Sexual Abuse Victims. Paper presented at the Fourth National Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children, New Orleans, LA Hewitt, S, McNaught, J., Phipps-Yonas, S., & Price T. (1986) Scott County, What Have We Learned? Panel discussion at the Fourth Annual Conference on the Sexual Victimization of Children, New Orleans, LA. McNaught, J. (1986) Diagnosis and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child. All-day conference for the Forsyth-Stokes Mental Health Center, Winston-Salem, NC. McNaught, J. (1986) Psychological Characteristics of Victims, Families, and Offenders. Presentation at the Minnesota County Attorney s Association, McNaught, J. (1986) The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children. Presentation at a workshop sponsored by the Domestic Abuse Project, McNaught, J. (1986) Diagnosis of the Sexually Abused Child. All-day workshops presented at the Annual Treatment Conference on Sexual Abuse, Hilton Head, Island, SC. McNaught, J. (1985) Sexual Assault: Rape, Incest, & Child Molestation. The Psychology of the Offender. Forensic Mental Health Associates, 16

17 McNaught, J. (1985) Child Abuse and Neglect. Panel participant, Second International Behavioral Pediatrics Conference, Minneapolis, MN McNaught, J. (1985) Identification and Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse. Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center, Bemidji, McNaught, J. (1985) Identifying Child Abuse. Minnesota Elementary School Principal s Association, McNaught, J. (1985) The Sexually Abused Child-Emotional Damage, National Public Radio. McNaught, J. (1985) The Mandatory Reporting Act. Testimony to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, State of Minnesota, St. Paul, McNaught, J. ( ) Identification and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child. Ongoing consultation with the staff of the Scott County Mental Health Center, McNaught, J. ( ) Identification and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child. Ongoing Consultation with the staff of the West Hennepin Mental Health Center, Minneapolis, McNaught, J. (1984) Therapeutic Techniques in the Treatment of Sexually Abused Child. The Fifth International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect, Montreal, QC. McNaught, J. (1984) Identification and Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child. Presentation to staff members of the Hennepin County Medical Center, McNaught, J. (1984) Stages and Strategies in Treatment of Sexually Abused Children. Paper presented at the Third National Conference on Sexual Victimization of Children, Arlington, VA. McNaught, J. (1984) Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse. Mental Health Grand Rounds, Children s Medical Center, McNaught, J. (1984) Identification and Treatment of Sexually Abused Child. Minneapolis Crisis Nursery, McNaught, J. (1984) Credibility of Child Witnesses in Child Sexual Abuse Cases. Young Lawyers Section Panel Discussion, McNaught, J. (1984) Child Victim/Witness and Sexual Assault. Presentation to the Office of the Hennepin County Attorney, McNaught, J. ( ) Sexual Abuse Treatment and Services for Ethnic Populations. Trainer for ongoing nine-month program sponsored by the Minnesota Program for Victims of Sexual Assault, St. Paul, McNaught, J. (1983) The Psychology of Child Abuse. Workshop for Minnesota County Attorney s Association Annual Meeting, Brooklyn Park, 17

18 McNaught, J. (1983) Expert Testimony: Mental Health and Legal Perspectives. Workshop conducted at the Earl Brown Continuing Education Center, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, McNaught, J. (1983) Treating the Sexually Abused Child. Presentation to staff members of the Children s Residential Treatment Center, Abbott-Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, FORENSIC EXPERIENCE: I have been in private practice in Minneapolis, Minnesota for over 30 years. During this time, in addition to my clinical practice where I treat children and adults, I have also been involved in the practice of Forensic Psychology. I presently spend approximately fifty percent of my time in forensic evaluations and services. As a part of this work, I have completed over 1,700 forensic evaluations. In total, I have testified as an expert witness more than 500 times in a variety of court settings in the State of Minnesota as well as nationally. I have been hired by both the Defense and Plaintiff in addition to being frequently appointed as a neutral examiner by the court. Finally, I have been hired by both the United States Army and the United States Navy as an expert, and qualified as an expert to the military Court in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The psychological assessments and expert testimony I have provided include the following areas and issues in Forensic Psychology: Civil Suits Involving Claims of Pain and Suffering, and Emotional Distress: I conduct evaluations of adults and children in civil suits where pain and suffering and emotional distress is alleged. I have evaluated litigants involved in car accidents; litigants injured by physical and sexual assault; employment-related cases, including claims of discrimination; and alleged emotional trauma related to a wide variety of other physical injuries. I am regarded as an expert in the area of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; consequently, I have conducted evaluations in cases involving sexual assault by the clergy as well as in suits where abuse has occurred in the context of institutional settings such as schools and hospitals. Sexual Harassment, Gender Discrimination, and Age Discrimination: I perform independent psychological evaluations of individuals who allegedly have experienced workplace sexual harassment, gender discrimination, or age discrimination. Such evaluations are conducted to determine the emotional effects of such discrimination or harassment on the alleged victim s functioning. Criminal Law: I conduct court-ordered evaluations involving physical and sexual abuse. I have also completed evaluations for both the prosecution and defense in criminal cases involving the sexual misconduct of juveniles and adults. I have further been hired as an expert to evaluate adolescent and adult offenders, related to mental health issues, which may have an impact on sentencing. Additionally, I provide expert testimony in the area of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse. Recently, I have been hired as an expert by the U.S. Army and Navy in criminal cases involving Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). 18

19 Family Law: I perform evaluations related to custody disputes in the context of marital dissolutions; post-decree disputes; visitation disputes; termination of parental rights; and parental capacity evaluations. I am frequently appointed as a parenting consultant, and also provide coaching to individuals involved in custody disputes. I also conduct evaluations of children who have been allegedly abused emotionally, physically, or sexually. In addition, I have served as an expert in cases involving parental alienation and Munchausen by Proxy. I frequently act as an expert witness evaluating custody evaluations performed by other clinicians. I provide expert opinion regarding the forensic quality of such evaluations and the evaluator s adherence to the standards of care in the profession. I provide expert testimony in family and criminal law cases involving sexual and physical abuse cases. I have testified as to the reliability of children s reports, the psychological effects of abuse, and recommendations for treatment. I have also been appointed by the court to develop and implement reunification plans between parents and their children. I further often work as a Parenting Consultant related to post-decree parenting conflicts between the parties. Finally, I am frequently appointed by the court to perform neutral custody evaluations as well as in evaluating children who have allegedly been sexually or physically abused. Juvenile Court: I perform evaluations as well as provide expert testimony regarding juvenile offenders and victims in the area of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse. Factual Witness; Rape Trauma Syndrome, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, reliability of children s memory of abuse, and child custody. 19