Contact Information Office Address: CURRICULUM VITAE Adam C. Payne, Ph.D. Licensed Clinical New York State ID#: 013503-1 Educational Background New York State Licensure: June 1998 Center for Cognitive and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (CCDBT) 2001 Marcus Avenue Suite E128 Lake Success, NY 11042 Post-doctoral Fellowship in Clinical Psychology: Schneider Children's Hospital September 1996 to November 1996 Discontinued in November 1996 when staff position was offered Pre-doctoral Internship in Clinical Psychology: Schneider Children's Hospital September 1995 to August 1996 Graduate Studies: State University of New York at Stony Brook Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology December 1996 Undergraduate Studies Swarthmore College B.A. in Psychology & Biology, Graduation with distinction in both majors Awarded Phi Beta Kappa June 1991 Professional Affiliations American Psychological Association Member Association for Behavior and Cognitive Therapies Member
Payne 2 Work Experience Clinical Supervisor Behavioral Research and Therapy Clinics Department of Psychology University of Washington Seattle, WA September 2008 to Present Hold faculty appointment as Clinical Supervisor within the department of psychology at the University of Washington. Provide long-distance clinical supervision to advanced graduate students in clinical psychology at the Behavioral Research and Therapy Clinics (BRTC) of the University of Washington. The BRTC are the treatment development clinics led by Marsha Linehan, Ph.D., ABPP. Dr. Linehan is the treatment developer for Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). In the role of clinical supervisor, review students session video/audio from individual therapy and skills groups. Meet with graduate students via internet for clinical supervision of cases and groups. Center for Cognitive and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (CCDBT) Lake Success, NY www.ccdbt.com October 2006 to Present Provide DBT treatment services at CCDBT. DBT is a treatment for clients who meet criteria for Borderline Personality Disorder and often includes treating suicidal and self-injurious behavior. Provide individual and family therapy for adults and adolescents who are participating in the DBT programs at CCDBT. Provide DBT Skills Training groups under the auspices of the DBT program. Conduct structured diagnostic interviews for patients entering the DBT program. Also conduct individual and family therapy for anxiety, mood, and behavior disorders utilizing evidence-based cognitive behavioral techniques. Review video/audio of sessions and provide supervision of Post Doctoral Fellows in clinical psychology as they provide services at CCDBT. Participate in the DBT Consultation Team at CCDBT. Conduct outreach seminars for school districts to help facilitate connections between schools and CCDBT therapy programs. Clinical Director Center for Cognitive and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (CCDBT) Lake Success, NY www.ccdbt.com October 2006 to June 2008 Founding member of the Center for Cognitive and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (CCDBT), a private center for psychotherapy on Long Island, NY. For two years, served as Clinical Director of therapy programs at CCDBT, including the cornerstone program in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Organized and developed initial training for clinicians at the CCDBT. Integrated new research and treatment developments into the therapy programs that are provided at the CCDBT. Served as liaison to our affiliate, the Evidence- Based Treatment Center of Seattle (EBTCS). Trainer Behavioral Tech, L.L.C. Seattle, WA June 2002 to Present Provide Two-Day Trainings and Intensive Trainings in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Also provide trainings that serve as a general introduction to DBT. Provide tailored consultation to programs that are implementing DBT within their systems. Trainings and consultations are organized by Behavioral Tech, L.L.C. across the country and internationally. Two-Day trainings are provided in a large group format to clinicians from various disciplines, including social work, psychology, psychiatry, and other branches of
Payne 3 mental health service. Two-Day trainings include teaching of the content of the DBT skills, training in the structure of the treatment, and discussions of the methods of presentation of the DBT skills or DBT individual therapy. Intensive trainings include consultation and teaching on development of DBT programs, development of consultation teams, and development of techniques and strategies to implement DBT. Monthly consultation sessions are also provided as part of DBT Implementation Projects or to individual DBT teams that request such services. These consultation sessions can occur in person, by telephone, or by web-based conference. Ambulatory Services Department October 2002 to October 2006 Provided clinical services to children, adolescents, and their families in an outpatient psychiatric setting. Provided individual and family therapy for adolescents who were participating in the Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) program at. Provided DBT Skills Training groups under the auspices of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy program. Conducted structured diagnostic interviews for patients entering the DBT program. Carried an additional caseload of child and adolescent patients for individual and/or family therapy within the general Ambulatory Services Department. Conducted evaluations in the Emergency Department for diagnosis and acute care treatment recommendations. Clinical Coordinator Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program September 1999 to October 2006 Was responsible for the development and coordination of a new program in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at Schneider Children's Hospital /. DBT is an empirically validated cognitive-behavioral treatment for adults who meet DSM IV criteria for Borderline Personality Disorder. DBT began being utilized in the late 1990s to treat adolescents who exhibited suicidal and non-suicidal self-injury. Was responsible for program development, staff training, clinical supervision of cases, and provision of clinical DBT services. Worked with staff members from the DBT multidisciplinary team to design and implement a new research program evaluating the efficacy of DBT for adolescents. Faculty Practice August 1999 to October 2006 Conducted a faculty practice in clinical psychology at as part of the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System s faculty practice program. Carried a caseload of child, adolescent, and adult patients for individual and/or family therapy. Diagnoses treated included Panic Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Given specialization in the area of Dialectical Behavior Therapy, multiple patients in this faculty practice were in treatment for issues of suicidal and/or non-suicidal selfinjury.
Payne 4 Coordinator, Adolescent Treatment Team Child and Adolescent Day Hospital May 1998 to October 2002 Was responsible for the coordination of the psychiatric treatment for 17 adolescents in the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital (CADH) program at. Coordinated the actions of the multidisciplinary treatment team. Engaged in program development for the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital (e.g., redesigned CADH behavioral milieu, developed group therapy manuals for anger management skills training and Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills training). Conducted and evaluated performance improvement projects for the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital. Intake Coordinator, Adolescent Treatment Team Child and Adolescent Day Hospital September 1997 to October 2002 Screened referral packets to determine appropriateness for treatment in the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital at Hillside Hospital. Reviewed psychiatric summaries, Individualized Education Plans, and psychological evaluations to assess whether day hospital was the appropriate level of care. Conducted screening interviews with the adolescents and their families to further assess appropriateness for day hospital level of care. Coordinated the multidisciplinary team s review of screening information. Coordinated efforts with the Resource Management Department at Hillside to obtain precertification from managed care companies when an adolescent was determined to be appropriate for admission. Worked directly with managed care companies to obtain precertification for day hospital admission. Oriented families to the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital s structure, treatment, and rules. Coordinated the teenagers initial interviews with the staff psychiatrist on the date of admission. Child and Adolescent Day Hospital November 1996 to June 1998 as Assistant June 1998 to August 2004 as October 2002 to August 2004, services provided part-time when other responsibilities within the medical center were assumed. Primary therapist for adolescent patients who attended a psychiatric day hospital program five days per week. Conducted individual psychotherapy, group therapy, and family therapy sessions for these teenagers. Disorders treated included Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, Schizophrenia, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Eating Disorders, Learning Disabilities, and features of Personality Disorders. Therapeutic issues included self-injury and suicidal ideation, foster care issues, sexual abuse, and medication noncompliance. Primarily utilized a cognitive-behavioral perspective for individual psychotherapy and a structural family therapy orientation for family work. Supervised psychological testing and psychotherapy services provided by psychology externs on the service.
Payne 5 Ambulatory Services Department Schneider Children s Hospital November 1996 to June 1998 as Assistant June 1998 to April 1999 as Secondary to service at the Child and Adolescent Day Hospital, worked additionally in the Ambulatory Services Department of the. Conducted individual psychotherapy and family therapy sessions. Behavioral Tech, LLC Trainings Provided 2011 Beyond the Basics: Skills Training in Action, Greenwich, CT October 12-13, 2011 2011 Training plus Consultation: Thompson Child and Family Focus, Charlotte, NC July 2011 2011 Training plus Planning: Georgia Behavioral Health, Atlanta, GA July 2011 2011 Adolescent DBT Training: Georgia Behavioral Health, Atlanta, GA May 2011 2011 Consultation provided by phone: Henrico Mental Health Center April 2011 2011 2-Day Adolescent DBT Training: Georgia Behavioral Health, Atlanta, GA March 2011 2011 Intensive Training: Part II Silver Hill Hospital, CT March 2011 2011 1 year of DBT Consultation Phone Calls for adolescent inpatient unit at Meriter Hopsital, Green Bay, WI starting February 2011 2011 DBT Implementation Part IV Louisiana Office of Behavioral Health, Baton Rouge, LA January 2011 2010 Beyond the Basics: Individual Therapy in Action, San Francisco, CA October 2010 2010 Intensive Training: Part I Silver Hill Hospital, CT October 2011 2010 Beyond the Basics: Skills Training in Action, King of Prussia, PA September 2010 2010 Training plus Consultation: Thompson Child and Family Focus, Charlotte, NC July 2010 2010 DBT Implementation Part III: Louisiana Office of Behavioral Health, Baton Rouge, LA June 2010 2010 Adolescent DBT Training: Georgia Behavioral Health, Atlanta, GA June 2010 2010 9 DBT Consultation Phone Calls for NY Office of Mental Health, White Plains, NY in April and May 2010 2010 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part II: Louisiana Office Behavioral Health, Baton Rouge, LA January 2010 2009 DBT Training, NY Office of Mental Health, Syracuse, NY, November 2009 2009 DBT Skills 2 Day Training, New Orleans, LA November 2009 2009 DBT Skills 2 Day Training, Des Moines, IA October 2009 2009 2 1-Day DBT Trainings, DBT Coaching in Milieu: Binghamton Children s Home, NY August 2009 2009 24 1-hour DBT Phone Consultations: Henrico Mental Health Center, Richmond, VA starting in July 2009 2009 2.5 years of monthly DBT Consultation Phone Calls for 5 DBT Consultation Teams from Louisiana Office of Behavioral Health 2009 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Prt I: Louisiana Office Behavioral Health, Baton Rouge, June 2009 2009 8 1-hour DBT Consultation Phone Calls- Special Needs Clinic, Manhattan, monthly, starting in October 2009 2009 1 Day DBT Consultation and Training, Special Needs Clinic, Manhattan, NY June 2009 2009 1 Day DBT Training, DBT Coaching in Milieu: Binghamton Children s Home, Binghamton, NY June 2009 2009 DBT Implementation 3 Day Training: Louisiana Office Behavioral Health, Baton Rouge, LA May 2009 2009 Intensive Training: Part II Loma Linda Sponsored, San Bernadino, CA 2009 2 Day DBT Training, DBT Coaching in Milieu: Binghamton Children s Home, Binghamton, NY January 2009 2008 DBT Implementation Part III: Inner Harbour, Atlanta, GA December 2008 2008 Intensive Training: Part I Loma Linda Sponsored, San Bernadino, CA 2008 1 year of monthly DBT Consultation Phone Calls for 5 DBT Consultation Teams from NY Office of Mental Health, White Plains, NY 2008 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part III: NY Office Mental Health, White Plains, NY September 2008 2008 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part II: Inner Harbour, Atlanta, GA June 2008 2008 2-Day Adolescent DBT Training: Arlington, VA May 2008 2008 2-Day Adolescent DBT Training: Minneapolis, MN March 2008 2008 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part II: NY Office of Mental Health, White Plains, NY January 2008 2007 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part I: Inner Harbour, Atlanta, GA December 2007 2007 1 year monthly DBT Consultation Phone Calls, 5 DBT Consultation Teams from Inner Harbour, Atlanta, GA
Payne 6 2007 DBT Implementation Kick Off 3 Day Training: Inner Harbour, Atlanta, GA September 2007 2007 DBT Implementation Intensive Training Part I: NY Office of Mental Health, White Plains, NY June 2007 2007 DBT Implementation Kick Off 3 Day Training: NY Office of Mental Health, NY March 2007 2006 DBT Intensive Training Part II: Behavioral Tech Sponsored, Orlando, FL October 2006 2006 DBT Consultation 1 Day for team mid Intensive Training: Devereaux Florida, Melbourne, FL August 2006 2006 DBT 2 Day Adolescent Focused Training: Bert Nash Center, Lawrence, KS August 2006 2005 DBT Skills Training plus Consultation Part 2 : Belmont Hospital, Philadelphia, PA May 2006 2006 DBT Intensive Training Part I: Behavioral Tech Sponsored, Orlando, FL April 2006 2006 DBT 2 Day On Site DBT Training: Hillside Hospital, Atlanta, GA January 2006 2006 DBT Intensive Training Part II: Hillside Hospital, Atlanta, GA February 2006 2005 DBT 1 Day Overview and 1 Day Consultation: CBC Brevard, October 2005 2005 DBT Skills Training plus Consultation Part 1 : Belmont Hospital, Philadelphia, PA September 2005 2005 DBT Intensive Training Part I: Hillside Hospital, Atlanta, GA August 2005 2005 DBT Skills 2 Day Training, Portland, OR May 2005 2005 DBT Skills 2 Day Training, Portland, ME April 2005 2004 DBT Individual Therapy 2 Day Training: Ft. Wayne, IN October 2004 2004 DBT Skills 3 Day Training, Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections, January 2004 2002 DBT Skills 2 Day Training, Lancaster, PA October 2002 2002 DBT Overview 2 Day Training, Connecticut July 2002 Additional Teaching Experience Fellowship Co-Director Schneider Children s Hospital & March 2002 to August 2004 Co-directed a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) that spanned DBT services at and Schneider Children s Hospital. Co-directed the fellowship with Nilde Leo, C.S.W., who was the Chief of DBT Adult Services at. With Ms. Leo, reviewed application packets, conducted interviews, and selected the fellow for the position. Conducted clinical supervision of adolescent DBT cases. Co-led a DBT Skills Group for adolescents and parents with the fellow. Participated in Education and Training Meetings with psychology administration at the medial center to determine the scope and direction of psychology training in general and as it pertained to the fellowship. Clinical Supervisor Schneider Children s Hospital June 1998 to October 2006 Provided clinical supervision for psychology post-doctoral fellows, interns, and externs from clinical psychology programs from local universities. Worked with psychology interns or fellows in live supervision, co-leading a Skills Group in Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Provided training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, cognitive behavioral psychotherapy and structural family therapy. Staff Trainer Schneider Children s Hospital April 2000 to October 2006 Provided and coordinated training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Taught staff about the DBT biosocial theory of Borderline Personality Disorder. Taught psychiatry staff, psychology staff, psychiatric rehabilitation staff, and psychiatric nursing staff about the framework and techniques of individual DBT therapy, DBT skills group, and in vivo telephone consultation. Provided case consultation during Consultation Team Meetings.
Payne 7 Professional Training Completed 10-Day Intensive Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder. Conducted by the Behavioral Technology Transfer Group at Butler Hospital, Rhode Island. Training conducted in two non-concurrent weeks starting in September 1999 and finishing in April 2000. Trainers: Cindy Sanderson, Ph.D. and Kelly Koerner, Ph.D. Completed 2-Day Workshop on Advanced Topics in Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder. Conducted by the Behavioral Technology Transfer Group in Holyoke, MA. Trainers: Charles Swenson, M.D. and Alec Miller, Psy.D.