Joshua Maddox, Ph.D Los Gatos Blvd Los Gatos, CA (408)

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1 1 Joshua Maddox, Ph.D Los Gatos Blvd Los Gatos, CA (408) EDUCATION Institute of Transpersonal Psychology Palo Alto, CA Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology Institute of Transpersonal Psychology Palo Alto, CA M.A. in Psychology International Institute of Humanistic Studies Petaluma, CA Steward of In-Depth Communication in Existential-Humanistic Psychology University of West Georgia Carrollton, GA M.A. in Psychology Georgia College & State University Milledgeville, GA B.S. in Psychology CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Private Practice Los Gatos, CA Supervisor: Amanda Withrow, Ph.D. Psychology Assistant PSB Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County Santa Clara, CA Supervisor: Eric FitzMedrud, Ph.D. Psychology Assistant PSB present 2011-present Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County Santa Clara, CA Supervisor: John Sullivan, Psy.D. Ph.D. Intern Gaining valuable clinical experience: Conducting individual psychotherapy with children, families, couples, and adults in an outpatient clinic setting.

2 2 Working with clients with dual diagnosis, depression, bi-polar, anxiety, substance abuse, schizophrenia, attention deficit hyperactive disorder, post-traumatic stress, and personality disorders Working with clients ranging from age 6 to 85 Developing diagnostic skills in relation to treatment plans for clients Working with insurance companies for billing clinical services Working with a diverse range of ethnicities and cultures Presenting clinical conceptualizations of clients in a treatment team setting Conducting immigration evaluations Leading trainings for members of treatment team Julian Street Inn 2008 to 2009 San Jose, CA Supervisor: Eval Gal-oz, Ph.D. Psychology Trainee Gained valuable clinical experience: Conducting individual psychotherapy with severely mental ill homeless adults in a residential program Working with clients with dual diagnosis, schizophrenia, severe depression, general anxiety, obsessive compulsive, bi-polar, borderline personality, antisocial personality, and poly-substance abuse disorders Conducting extensive clinical interviews Designing long-term and short-term treatment plans for patients Using object relations to conceptualize treatment using transference, counter transference, and projective identification Institute for Career Development 2008 to 2009 San Jose, CA Supervisor: Eval Gal-oz, Ph.D. Psychology Trainee and Career Counselor Gained valuable clinical experience: Conducting individual psychotherapy with unemployed adults in a three month career building program Conducting extensive clinical interviews Designing treatment plans to facilitate patients in building interpersonal skills Working with low self-esteem and anxiety related to loss Working with thought patterns related to failure and success Discovering successful strategies for patients establishing a new career The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center San Jose, CA Supervisor: Jay Livingston, Ph.D.

3 3 Supervisor: Marilee Ruebsamen, Ph.D. Individual and Group Substance Abuse Counselor Gained valuable clinical experience: Conducting individual psychotherapy with men 18 and older as a Substance Abuse Counselor in a six month residential program Working with poly-substance abuse, dual diagnosis, bi-polar, depression, schizophrenia, anxiety, ADHD, borderline personality, antisocial personality, and phobias Conducting a drop-in Mindfulness Based Process Group Designing treatment plans and long term exit strategies for patients Working with the 12 step program and spiritual components of addiction Administering assessments and working with intake of patients into program Presenting client cases in group supervision and case conference Public speaking at the program graduations Central State Hospital Milledgeville, GA Supervisor: Clark Heindel, Ph.D. Psychology Trainee\Activity Therapist Gained valuable experience in the clinical field by: Conducting psychotherapy as an activity therapist with emotionally disturbed physically and sexually abused adolescents and children Co-leading groups on anger, emotion, communication, music, and art Teaching adolescents through social transactions of guided learning and scaffolding. Using creativity as a medium for expression and catharsis of negative memories, emotions, and behaviors Interacting, empathic listening, and talking about feelings, thoughts, and memories experienced Assessing psychological and emotional well being in children and adolescents Working with a treatment team of Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Residential Nurses, and Social Workers Clerical work with patient files PRESENTATIONS AND RESEARCH Maddox, J. (2012, April). Memory Loss: Alzheimer s and Dementia. Presented at St. Mary s Health Ministry, Los Gatos, CA. Doctoral dissertation research (2011, September). The Effects of Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention on Impulsivity and Mindfulness in Recovering Substance Users. Maddox, J. (2011, June). Wisdom on Starting Private Practice. Interview conducted at, Extended Training and Applications of Humanistic-Existential Psychotherapy, Santa Cruz, CA.

4 4 Maddox, J. (2009, June). The Four Existential Givens in Working With Clients Suffering From Drug and Alcohol Problems. Model presented at, International Institute of Humanistic Studies Conference, San Francisco, CA. Maddox, J. (2009, June). Interpretive Analysis of Spontaneously Emerging Images Through Unconscious Volition of Existential Will in Kundalini Tantra Yoga. Poster presented at, Toward a Science of Consciousness, Hong Kong Researcher on Cystic Fibrosis Project with Shani Robins, PhD at ITP in collaboration with Stanford University, March 2008 to September 2009 Maddox, J. (2006, April). Interrogating the Muse: An Exploration into the Transpersonal Dimension of Creating Music. Paper presented at, Student Presentation Annual Research Conference (SPARC), University of West Georgia Advanced Researcher on Brain Wave Project using EEG with Noland White, PhD at Georgia College and State University, August to June 2003 PUBLICATIONS AND TEACHING Maddox, J. (2009). Existence, Choice, Freedom, and Responsibility. In M. Heery (Ed.), Unearthing the Moment (Vol. 9, pp ). Petaluma, CA: International Institute for Humanistic Studies. Teaching Assistant under Patricia Sohl, MD at Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Ph.D Graduate Course in History and Systems of Psychology, January to March 2007 Poetry Publications in The Crucible 2005, Colours of the Heart 2004, Peacock s Feet 2004, Throwing Stardust 2003 HONORS AND AWARDS Recipient of Steve Benovitz Memorial Intern of The Year Award, 2010, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County Recipient of Alumni Fund of Human Science Research Fall 2005, University of West Georgia Recipient of Editor s Choice Award from The International Library of Poetry 2004, Washington, DC PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member of American Psychological Association 2003 to present Member of Psi Chi 2002-present Member of Association of Transpersonal Psychology 2008 to present TRAINING AND VOLUNTEER WORK Training in Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention (MBRP) September 2009, University of California San Diego Center for Mindfulness, Joshua Tree Retreat Center Training in Existential\Humanistic Individual and Group Therapy Summer, June 2007 to January 2009, International Institute for Humanistic Studies Volunteer, Jim Klee Forum, March 2005, University of West Georgia Volunteer, Maranatha Mission for Homeless, March to June 2001, Milledgeville, GA

5 5 REFERENCES Eval Gal-Oz, Ph.D. Director of Clinical Training Goodwill Wellness Center 1080 N Seventh Street San Jose, CA Cell: (650) Work: (408) eval@maiatherapy.com Myrtle Heery, Ph.D. Director of International Institute of Humanistic Studies 4940 Bodega Ave. Petaluma, CA Work: (707) mheery@sonic.net Clark Heindel, Ph.D. Independent Health Care Professional 620 Broad St. Milledgeville, GA Work: (478) James D. Livingston, Ph.D. Clinical Services Manager Center for Survivors of Torture 2400 Moorpark Ave. Suite 300 San Jose, CA Work: (408) james.livingston@aaci.org Marilee G. Ruebsamen, Ph.D. Abbey Psychological Services 940 Saratoga Ave. Suite 200 San Jose, CA Work: (408) marileerueb@yahoo.com John Sullivan, Psy.D. Clinical Psychologist Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County 2625 Zanker Road San Jose, CA Work: (408) jsullivan@catholiccharitiesscc.org

6 Eric FitzMedrud, Ph.D. Program Manager/Clinical Psychologist Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County 2625 Zanker Road San Jose, CA Work: (408)