Jody Brook, Ph.D., MSW/LCSW Curriculum Vitae Twente Hall, Office 307 Lawrence, KS Office: (785)

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1 Jody Brook, Ph.D., MSW/LCSW Curriculum Vitae Twente Hall, Office 307 Lawrence, KS Office: (785) Education 2005 University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare Ph.D. in Social Work, with honors 1988 Tulane University Master of Social Work 1986 Louisiana State University Bachelor of Science (General Studies) Fellowships and Awards National Research/Doctoral Fellow, Administration for Children and Families, Children s Bureau Outstanding Graduate Research Presentation, Tulane University School of Social Work Grants and Funding Awards Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. Submitted collaboratively with the Oklahoma Dept. of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (as primary applicant), to US Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Enhancement and expansion of family drug court services in Tulsa County, OK. Amount funded: 1,480,000 over 4 years (Subcontract amount: approximately $183,500 over 4 years) Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. Kansas City Youth Mercantile Association Study of Community Strategies to Reduce Youth Tobacco Sales. Subcontract with First Call, Kansas City with primary funding from the Healthcare Foundation of Greater Kansas City (Subcontract amount approximately $53,000 over 2 years) Co-Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. Kansas City Recovery Oriented Systems of Care Project. This project is designed to increase access to substance abuse and mental health treatment among underserved populations in the Kansas City, MO metropolitan area and includes work with First Call, 1

2 Comprehensive Mental Health Services, Mattie Rhodes Center, and Samuel Rogers Health Center. Subcontract with First Call, Kansas City with primary funding from the Healthcare Foundation of Greater Kansas City (Subcontract amount approximately $84,000 over 2 years) Principal Investigator, Caring for Kids program. This project involves measurement the impact of Caring for Kids, an educational curriculum designed to increase awareness of familial substance abuse (Contract amount: $15,000 for one year) Co-Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. Kansas Serves Substance Affected Families. Subcontract with Kansas Social and Rehabilitative Services, with primary funding from DHHS, Administration for Children and Families (subcontract amount approximately $952,000 over 5 years) Co-Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. The Oklahoma Partnership Initiative to Improve Well Being of and Improve Permanency Outcomes for Children Affected by Methamphetamine and Other Substance Abuse. Subcontract with Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, with primary funding from DHHS, Administration for Children and Families (subcontract amount approximately $250,000 over 5 years) Principal Investigator, Health in Pregnancy Evaluation, State of Kansas Social and Rehabilitative Services (approximately $12,000 annually) present Co-Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator. 3 site evaluation of Safe Haven Program and evaluation of Immediate Access Program for Substance Abusing Families in Child Welfare. State of Oklahoma, Department of Human Services (contract amount approximately $44,000 for current period). Professional Experience Co-Principal Investigators (with Graciela Couchonnal, Ph.D.), Women s Foundation of Greater Kansas City Study Voices from the Heart of America: Women s Needs, Issues and Priorities Study present Research Associate and Principal Investigator, University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare Research and/or Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare Instructor, Continuing Education, University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare Clinical Supervisor, Children s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Kansas City, MO Co-Principal Investigator (with Alice Kitchen) Study on the development of hospital social work department staffing models Social worker, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX Social work director, New Freedom Institute (outpatient chemical dependency services), New Orleans, LA 2

3 Publications-Refereed Journals Brook, J., McDonald, T., Gregoire, T., Press, A. & Hindman, B. (2010-in press). Parental substance abuse and family reunification Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions 10 (4). McDonald, T. & Brook, J. (2009). Typologies of Children in Foster Care for Reasons Other than Abuse or Neglect. Journal of Public Child Welfare, 3 (9), Brook, J. & McDonald, T. (2009). The impact of parental substance abuse on stability of family reunifications from foster care. Children and Youth Services Review, 31 (2), Brook, J. & McDonald, T. (2007). Evaluating the effects of comprehensive substance abuse intervention on successful reunification. Research on Social Work Practice, 17(6), Berry, M., Letendre, J., & Brook, J. (2005). Domestic violence resources for women receiving intensive family preservation services. Family Preservation Journal, 8, Kitchen, A. & Brook, J. (2005). Social work at the heart of the medical team. Journal of Social Work in Healthcare, 40 (4), Pheatt, M., Douglas, B., Wilson, L., Brook, J. and Berry, M. (2000). Family preservation services under managed care: Current practices and future directions. Family Preservation Journal, 5, Berry, M., Cash, S.J., & Brook, J. (2000). Intensive family preservation services: An examination of critical service components. Child and Family Social Work, 5, Book Chapter Kumpfer, K. L. & Brook, J. (in press). Effective family nurturing programs for the prevention of family violence and child maltreatment. In B. Fisher and S. Lab s Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention. Monographs McDonald, T., Brook, J. & Kansas Action for Children (2003). Counting kids: Grandparents raising grandchildren. Kansas Action for Children: Topeka, KS. McDonald, T., Brook, J. & Kansas Action for Children (2003). Counting kids: A portrait of Kansas families. Kansas Action for Children: Topeka, KS. McDonald, T., Brook, J. & Kansas Action for Children (2002). Counting kids: The changing face of Kansas children. Kansas Action for Children: Topeka, KS. 3

4 Brook, J., Jones, S., Rozell, D., & Berry, M. (1999). Parent partnerships in foster care. The University of Kansas School of Social Welfare: Lawrence, KS. Conference Presentations/Workshops 2009 The Kansas Serves Substance Affected Families Project (with Thomas P. McDonald And Susana Mariscal), Governor s Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect: Topeka, KS The Impact of Substance Abuse on Child Welfare. Presentation to Community Stakeholders on behalf of Kansas Social and Rehabilitative Services, Children and Family Services. Six site presentation: Salina, Great Bend, Wichita, Topeka, Chanute, and Overland Park, KS Substance Abuse and Child Welfare. The Kansas Alliance for Drug Endangered Children Conference. Lenexa, KS Working with Women in the Context of Substance Abuse and Child Welfare. The Kansas Alliance for Drug Endangered Children Conference. Lenexa, KS The Kansas Serves Substance Affected Families Project (poster presentation, with Karol Kumpfer, Susana Mariscal and Yueqi Yan). The Regional Partnership Grantees Meeting; Washington, D.C Achieving Permanency for Children in Families with Alcohol and Other Drug Problems: The Impact of Case Characteristics on Family Reunification (with Thomas P. McDonald), National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect; Boston, MA Reunification of Families with Alcohol and Other Drug Problems (with Thomas P. McDonald), Annual Grantees Meeting, U. S. Children s Bureau, Washington: D.C Building Friendship Skills and Social Networks Among Neglectful Mothers (with Marianne Berry), Building Family Strengths Conference; Portland, OR An Evaluation of a Psychoeducational Support Group for Victims of Domestic Violence (with Marianne Berry). Annual Meeting of Society of Social Work Research; Charleston, SC. Courses Taught University of Kansas School of Social Welfare: Human Behavior in the Social Environment (BSW level) Crisis Intervention (MSW level) Women s Issues (MSW level) Work with Clients with Alcohol and Other Drug Problems (MSW level) Clinical Practice with Women (MSW level) Crisis Intervention (Continuing Education) Women and Substance Abuse (Continuing Education) Substance Abuse and Child Welfare (Continuing Education) Tulane University: Field Instructor (MSW level) School Committee Participation 4

5 2006 present Office of Child Welfare and Children s Mental Health Leadership Committee 2001 Adjunct faculty representative, re-accreditation committee 2001 Doctoral student employment committee member Additional Expertise Additional coursework (Department of Education) at Graduate level in qualitative research methods; trained in use of Atlas/ti qualitative software Conducted qualitative research on behalf of Children s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics centered on the development of social work staffing models present Licensure at clinical social work level. Work in Progress 2010 Grant Submission, written in partnership with Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to U.S. Dept. Of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 2011 Family Drug Court Program, for establishment of Family Drug Court in Oklahoma County, OK. Amount requested: 500,000 over 3 years. Evaluation subcontract: approximately $65, McDonald, T., Mariscal, S. and Brook, J. (under review). Substance use and abuse for youth in foster care: Results from the communities that care normative database. 5