TAMI KRICHIVER, Psy.D N. Central Avenue * Indianapolis, IN (317) * tkrichiver@mpaindy.com Indiana License # A

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1 TAMI KRICHIVER, Psy.D N. Central Avenue * Indianapolis, IN (317) * tkrichiver@mpaindy.com Indiana License # A EDUCATION 2010 Pepperdine University (APA-Accredited) Psy.D Clinical Psychology Dissertation: Positive psychology and the Jewish holiday calendar: A resource manual for small groups Wright Institute Los Angeles Internship in Clinical Psychology 1999 University of Denver (APA-Accredited) Master of Arts Counseling Psychology 1995 Northwestern University Bachelor of Science Psychological Services SUPERVISED CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 10/13-present Clinical Psychologist Meridian Psychological Associates, Indianapolis, IN Provide psychoanalytic psychotherapy to adults in outpatient private practice setting. Treat individuals and couples utilizing both principles of dynamic therapy and strengthbased principles of positive psychology. 12/10-9/13 Staff Psychologist/Postdoctoral Fellow The Julian Center, Indianapolis, IN Provided individual psychoanalytic-oriented psychotherapy to women in transition following domestic violence; Conducted psychological assessment. Attended weekly training seminars on trauma, domestic violence, and psychoanalytic case formulation. Supervisor: Bart Ferraro, Ph.D. 7/08-5/10 Pre-doctoral Intern Wright Institute Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA Provided long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy with individuals and couples; received intensive specialized training in traditional and contemporary psychoanalytic theories. Supervisors: Myra Pomerantz, Ph.D., Andrea Kahn, Ph.D. 9/07-6/08 Doctoral Pre-Intern West Los Angeles VA Healthcare Center, Los Angeles, California VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Ambulatory Care Program, Outpatient Mental Health Clinic Facilitated long-term and brief individual, conjoint, and group psychotherapy in the treatment of veterans with chronic mental illness; conducted psychological evaluations, brief neuropsychological evaluations and personality assessments. Supervisor: Sara Jarvis, Ph.D.

2 Tami Krichiver, Psy.D. 2 Domiciliary Residential Rehabilitation and Treatment Program Provided follow-up mental health care to veterans after psychiatric hospitalizations; conducted psychological and neuropsychological testing; facilitated process and didactic group therapy; received specialized training in substance abuse treatment and Cognitive Processing Therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder. Supervisor: Mona Lam, Ph.D. 9/06-8/07 Peer Supervisor Pepperdine University Psychological and Educational Clinic, Culver City, California Supervised first-year clinical psychology doctoral students in facilitating individual and group therapy in diverse clinical settings. Supervisor: Aaron Aviera, Ph.D. 9/05-6/06 Doctoral Practicum Extern, Assessment Augustus F. Hawkins Mental Health Center, Los Angeles, California Adult Outpatient Rotation Conducted comprehensive psychological evaluations of adults, assessing for cognitive, emotional, and psychosocial difficulties; integrated results into reports incorporating sociocultural factors. Supervisors: Jennifer Chen, Psy.D., Rick Williamson, Ph.D. Child and Adolescent Outpatient Rotation Conducted comprehensive psychological evaluations of children and adolescents to assess for: learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, posttraumatic stress disorder, anxiety and mood disorders, pervasive developmental disabilities, and ADHD. Supervisor: Chad Brinderson, Ph.D. 9/04-6/06 Clinic Therapist The Union Rescue Mission, Pepperdine Mental Health Clinic, Los Angeles, California Provided weekly individual psychotherapy to a population of homeless adult men and women enrolled in a long-term substance abuse recovery program in the downtown Los Angeles Skid Row area. Conducted comprehensive intake assessments for diagnosis and treatment; administered and interpreted psychodiagnostic tests; assessed mental health status, suicidality, violence risk, substance abuse history; co-facilitated group therapy with residents at LAMP Community Treatment Center. Supervisors: Aaron Aviera, Ph.D., Stephen Strack, Ph.D. 12/98-8/99 Clinic Therapist Arapahoe Mental Health Center, Denver, Colorado Led individual and group therapy with adults and adolescents in outpatient setting; facilitated crisis interventions with high-risk clients as part of emergency team. Supervisors: Patrick Sherry, Ph.D., Bradley Erickson, L.C.S.W., CACIII 1/99-6/99 Clinic Therapist Counseling and Educational Services Clinic, Denver, Colorado Provided individual and couples counseling to adolescents and adults with mood and anxiety disorders, traumatic grief, and developmental life challenges; participated in reflecting team to peer-supervise colleagues and receive live supervision. Supervisor: Michael Sobocinski, Ph.D.

3 Tami Krichiver, Psy.D. 3 RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1/12-present Adjunct Faculty University of Indianapolis, School of Psychological Sciences, Indianapolis, Indiana Teach a seminar in positive psychology to doctoral students in clinical psychology. 3/03-6/05 Career Counselor Daisy Swan and Associates, Los Angeles, California Offered career counseling services in private practice setting; assessed for stages of career development and career goals; administered and interpreted vocational assessments. 1/03-6/04 Counselor The Actors Fund of America, Los Angeles, California Facilitated pilot program, providing comprehensive support, education, and counseling services to professional young performers in the entertainment industry; developed organizational infrastructure by creating assessment tools and counseling forms; provided counseling and career counseling to individuals and groups. 10/01-11/02 Career Counselor California Career Services, Los Angeles, California Counseled clients on career issues using career assessments, and job search strategies; researched job market to generate labor market information; advised on resume and cover letter preparation and interviewing; co-led career clinics. 6/01-8/01 Resident Director Wilshire Boulevard Temple Camps, Malibu, California Supervised, managed, and trained staff of residential summer camp; educated staff members in psychosocial development of children and adolescents; taught basic counseling and conflict-resolution techniques. 7/94-7/95, 7/98 Counselor Building Bridges for Peace, Denver, Colorado Facilitated group dialogue for conflict resolution between ethnically diverse Israeli and Palestinian adolescents participating in international peace initiative; led monthly diversity workshops on topics related to adolescent psychosocial development and communication skills. PUBLICATIONS Krichiver, T.S. (2010). Positive psychology and the Jewish holiday calendar: A resource manual for small groups. Graduate School of Education and Psychology, Pepperdine University. Miller, S.W., Brincko, J., Krichiver, T.S., Swan, D. (2002). The impact of divorce on career development. In R.L. Knowdell, G.R. Walz & C. Kirkman (Eds.)., Thriving in Challenging and Uncertain Times (pp ). Greensboro, NC: ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student Services and CAPS, Inc. Miller, T.S. (1998). Youth culture. In R.E. Tornberg (Ed.), The Jewish Educational Leader s Handbook. (pp ). Denver: A.R.E. Publishing.

4 Tami Krichiver, Psy.D. 4 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association International Positive Psychology Association Indiana Psychological Association Indiana Psychoanalytic Society Wright Institute Los Angeles, Alumni Association SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 6/15 Fourth World Congress on Positive Psychology Biennial Conference, hosted by the International Positive Psychology Association Lake Buena Vista, Florida 12/10-6/14 Weekly Training Series Meridian Psychological Associates Topics included: Adult Onset Trauma; Rorschach Assessment and Interpretation; Understanding Winnicott, Borderline Personality Disorder 11/14 Personality Structure and Its Implications for Therapy Continuing Education Workshop, hosted by the International Psychotherapy Institute Nancy McWilliams, Ph.D. 4/14 Hot Topics in Ethics and Risk Management in Psychological Practice Continuing Education Workshop, hosted by Indiana Psychological Association Jeffrey Younggren, Ph.D. 1/14 Treatment Resistant Anxiety, Worry & Panic: 60 Effective Strategies Continuing Education Workshop, hosted by PESI Jennifer L. Abel, Ph.D. 10/13 Deepening the Treatment Continuing Education Workshop, hosted by the International Psychotherapy Institute Jane Hall, LCSW, FIPA 4/11 Understanding and Treating Adult Onset Trauma: Continuing Education Workshop, hosted by University of Indianapolis Ghislaine Boulanger, Ph.D. 7/08-5/10 Weekly Training Series Wright Institute Los Angeles Topics included: Advanced Psychoanalytic Concepts; Brief Dynamic Psychotherapy; Clinical Use of Dreams; Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples; Core Issues in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; Eating Disorders & Addictions; Freud; Klein and The

5 Tami Krichiver, Psy.D. 5 Kleinians; Object Relations Theories; The Primitive Mind and Borderline Personality Organization; Transference and Countertransference; Treatment of Narcissistic Personality Disorders; Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma; Advanced Principles in the Treatment of Primitive Mental States; Attachment Theory in Practice; How Does Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Cure?; The Impact of a Culturally Diverse Patient Population on the Practice of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; The Psychoanalytic Frame; Psychotherapy with Gays and Lesbians; Psychopharmacology in the Practice of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. 8/07 Psychodiagnostic and Neuropsychological Assessment Specialized training for psychology pre-interns and interns, West Los Angeles VA Charles Hinkin, Ph.D. 3/06-6/06 Guidelines and Issues in Assessment Weekly Assessment Case Conference, Augustus Hawkins Mental Health Center LaTonya Wood, Ph.D. 9/05-6/06 Assessment and Therapy Didactic Training Series Augustus Hawkins Mental Health Center Topics included: Assessing the Latino client: clinical and sociocultural considerations; Gay, lesbian, transgender mental health; Psychosocial complications of domestic violence; Dialectical behavior therapy; Testing in a community mental health clinic: making tests work for our patients; A multisystemic approach to therapy with the African-American client; Cognitive-behavioral therapy; Neuropsychological assessment 2/06 African American Mental Health Conference: Culture, Identity, and Recovery Sponsored by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health David Satcher, M.D., Joseph White, Ph.D. 10/05 Struggle, Juggle, and Plunge: Journeying with Spirit at the Spirits Diversity Speaker Series, Pepperdine University Jennifer Abe-Kim, Ph.D. 9/04-8/05 The Fundamentals of Personality Assessment: MMPI-2 and MCMI-III Group Seminar Series, Union Rescue Mission Stephen Strack, Ph.D. 3/05 Working Culturally and Competently with Latinos: Shifting Perspectives and Facilitating Change Miguel Gallardo, Ph.D. 2/05 The Double Jeopardy of Racial and Gender Bias: Implications for Treatment of African-American Women Kumea Shorter-Gooden, Ph.D. 1/05 Mind Over Mood: Cognitive Therapy for Couples Continuing Education Workshop, sponsored by Pepperdine University Christine Padesky, Ph.D.

6 Tami Krichiver, Psy.D. 6 11/04 Walking a Mile in your Neighbor s Shoes: Implications of Race and Culture in Counseling Catherine Meeks, Ph.D. 9/04 The Making of a Therapist: A Practical Guide for the Inner Journey Louis Cozolino, Ph.D.