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Harold J. Miller 4313 Garnet Street, Regina, Saskatchewan Canada S4S3H5 (306) 584-1084 [email protected] U.S. CITIZEN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST PSYCHOTHERAPY TEACHING ADDICTIONS CHANGE MANAGEMENT TESTING Experienced, accomplished clinical and teaching psychologist with over 20 years' experience in multiple clinical functions and teaching roles. Clinical specialties include psychotherapy, testing, addictions, depression, stress, pain management, marriage counseling, adoptions, obesity, critical incident stress management, and general psychotherapy. Teaching experience includes graduate courses in personality theories, graduate psychology practicum, group counseling and aptitude/achievement test analysis. Undergraduate teaching experience includes adolescent psychology, psychology of individual differences, statistics and counseling and guidance. Experienced in the use of hypnosis for smoking and weight management as well as in pain management systems. Excellent written and oral communications skill. Provided psychotherapy for 10 days for Katrina survivors. Smoking Cessation Weight Management Pain Management Hypnosis Stress Management Divorce Remarriage/Blended Families Achievement/Aptitude Testing Goal Setting Career Changes Vocational Counseling EFAP Adoptions Forensic Psychology K-12 Expert Witness Drug/Alcohol Counseling Fears/Phobias Post Traumatic Stress Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Multicultural/Alterative Culture Counseling Downsizing PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE LEBELL & ASSOCIATES, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 2000 - Present Lebell and Associates employ six psychologists. It is the largest private practice, largest provider of psychological services in the greater Regina area, offering employee family assistance services for major private and corporate clients and general counseling on a variety of issues for individuals. Clinical Psychologist Offer full range of psychological counseling and therapies to individual clients including marriage counseling, weight management, addictions, international adoption and psychological testing for multiple organizations. Develop and teach weight management classes. Principal mental health professional and critical incident debriefer/counselor for the Regina Police Service; also conduct critical incident debriefing and counseling employees of Canadian Pacific Railroad involved in traumatic incidents. Provide
psychotherapeutic services on behalf of federal Canada Health/First Nations and Inuit Division. Act as forensic expert and expert witness. Provide health and wellness training for multiple organizational clients. * Successfully prevented seven suicides. * Performed effective Post Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment for military personnel, auto and train accident victims and severe weather survivors. * Achieved effective psychotherapy results with gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender patients as well as for addictions, murder, child custody and other family issues. * Testified as expert witness for both prosecution and defense in child custody cases. COURTSIDE SPORTS MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 2000 - Present Saskatchewan's premiere physical rehabilitation facility offering therapies for injured workers and auto accident victims. Contractor to Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board and Saskatchewan Government Insurance. Clinical Psychologist Concurrent with employment with Lebell & Associates. Treat workers covered under province's workers' compensation and health insurance programs including psychological testing and counseling for patients with (Continued on Page Two) HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE TWO (Courtside Sports Medicine, continued from Page One) tertiary diagnoses, vocational counseling for those unable to return to original jobs, depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress, financial and family issues, pain management. Treated financial stress, boredom, negative lifestyles due to decreased functionality, marriage issues, family disruption and inability to enjoy personal activities they once enjoyed. Teach vocational counseling for patients unable to perform their former work as well as chronic pain management classes. * Successfully implemented chronic pain management for work injuries and traffic accidents. * Provided psychotherapy for a wide range of psychosocial issues resulting from injury and employment changes, long term unemployment and worker's compensation issues. * Effectively extended self-concepts required for retraining or new employment. PAR CONSULTANTS OF CANADA, LTD., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 1987 -2002 PAR Consultants of Canada, Ltd. is a small private counseling practice. PAR provided a full range of psychological services for children and adults.
Clinical Psychologist Provided evaluation, testing, therapy and counseling for sexual abuse, addictions and marriage problems. Consulted with provincial Employee Family Assistance Program staff as well as area businesses and government agencies. Evaluated fitness for international adoptions. * Developed and taught a series of successful weight management classes. UNIVERSITY OF REGINA, Regina, Saskatchewan 1971 - 1997 The University of Regina is a city university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in psychology to multicultural student body. Chair, Educational Psychology department, 1977-1979 Associate Professor, Educational Psychology, 1973 - 1997 Assistant Professor, Educational Psychology, 1971 -- 1972 Taught undergraduate educational psychology classes as well as graduate classes in counseling. As Chair, developed and implemented educational psychology curricula. Developed alcohol/drug addiction counseling program, supervised graduate practica, internships and Master's theses. Member of University Faculty Association Committee, Faculty Advisory Committee, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Research and Development Committee and the Undergraduate Program Development Committee. * Developed innovative substance abuse counseling program. * Successful post alcohol/drug rehabilitation program treatment. EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION Doctor of Education in Psychology, Counseling and Guidance, minor in Higher Education Administration, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO Education Specialist Sixth Year Certificate in Counseling and Guidance, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM Master's Degree in Psychology and Personal Service, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Education, The College of Idaho, Caldwell, ID Saskatchewan College of Psychologists, Registered Doctoral Psychologist #111 Louisiana # 917 Counseling Psychology New Jersey license # 4801 Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology # 3340
Health Canada: First Nations and Inuit Health Branch 2002-Present Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology April 2002#3340, Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE THREE National Practitioner Data Bank/Health Care Integrity and Protection Data Bank Diplomate in Professional Psychotherapy certificate # 2099, April 2007, International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy, Inc. CONTINUING EDUCATION CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CE CLASSES Comprehending and Utilizing Forensic Risk Assessment (5.5 hours Credit) (08/10/2005) Canadian psychological Association Neurobiology and Pharmacology of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (5.5 hours Credit) (08/11/2005) Canadian Psychological Association Pharmacological Treatment of Depression and Anxiety (5.5 hours credit) (08/12/2005), Canadian Psychological Association) Self-Worth Enhancement in Psychotherapy (03/16/2007) (6.5 hours credit) Cochrane Psychological Services-CPA continuing Education Provider APA CE AND ONLINE CLASSES Couple Power: Building Couple Commitment, Cooperation, Communication and Community (08/10/2006) (7 hours credit) American Psychological Association General Aptitude Test Battery certified (05/24/2006) A Forensic Approach to Fitness for Duty Evaluation (08/12/2006) (7 hours Credit) APA Pre-employment Evaluations for High Risk Professions (08/13/2006) (7 hours credit) APA Ethical Dilemmas in Providing Forensic Testimony in the Courtroom (08/11/2006) APA Use and Abuse of Psychological Tests in Forensic Evaluations (7 hours credit) (06/3/2007) APA AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY CE CLASSES Violence Risk Assessment and Management Using Structured Professional Judgment (7 hours credit) (05/31/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology
Ethics in Forensic Psychology (7 hours credit) (05/30/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2 (7 hours credit) (06/1/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2 (7 hours credit) (03/24/2010), American Academy of Forensic Psychology Malingering & Forensic Practice: Conceptual Issues and Clinical Methods (7hours credit) (03/25/2010) Ethical Issues in Forensic Practice (7 hours credit) (03/26/2010) Expert Testimony and Report Writing: (7 hours credit) (03/28/2010) Ethical Conflicts in Psychology, Third (third ed.) (18 hours credit) (08/21/2005), American Psychological Association SEAK CE CLASSES SEAK 17th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (13.3 hours credit) (06/19-20/2008) SEAK 17th Annual National Expert Witness Workshop, The Biggest Mistakes Experts Make and How to Avoid Them (6.5 hour credit) (06/18/2008) SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (11.5 hours credit(06-25-26-2009) SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (6.5 hours credit( 06-23-09) Law School for Expert Witnesses SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (6.5 hours credit) (06-24-09) Testifying Skills Workshop CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS MANAGEMENT C E CLASSES Individual Crisis Intervention and Peer Support (09 28, 2006) (13.5 credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Group Crisis Intervention (10/01, 2006) (13.5 credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Law Enforcement Perspectives for CISM Enhancement 11/13-14, 2008) (14 CE credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE FOUR Advanced Group Crisis Intervention: Strategies and Tactics for Complex Situations (11/15-16, 2008) (14 CE credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation.
psychotherapeutic services on behalf of federal Canada Health/First Nations and Inuit Division. Act as forensic expert and expert witness. Provide health and wellness training for multiple organizational clients. * Successfully prevented seven suicides. * Performed effective Post Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment for military personnel, auto and train accident victims and severe weather survivors. * Achieved effective psychotherapy results with gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender patients as well as for addictions, murder, child custody and other family issues. * Testified as expert witness for both prosecution and defense in child custody cases. COURTSIDE SPORTS MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 2000 - Present Saskatchewan's premiere physical rehabilitation facility offering therapies for injured workers and auto accident victims. Contractor to Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board and Saskatchewan Government Insurance. Clinical Psychologist Concurrent with employment with Lebell & Associates. Treat workers covered under province's workers' compensation and health insurance programs including psychological testing and counseling for patients with (Continued on Page Two) HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE TWO (Courtside Sports Medicine, continued from Page One) tertiary diagnoses, vocational counseling for those unable to return to original jobs, depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress, financial and family issues, pain management. Treated financial stress, boredom, negative lifestyles due to decreased functionality, marriage issues, family disruption and inability to enjoy personal activities they once enjoyed. Teach vocational counseling for patients unable to perform their former work as well as chronic pain management classes. * Successfully implemented chronic pain management for work injuries and traffic accidents. * Provided psychotherapy for a wide range of psychosocial issues resulting from injury and employment changes, long term unemployment and worker's compensation issues. * Effectively extended self-concepts required for retraining or new employment. PAR CONSULTANTS OF CANADA, LTD., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 1987 -2002 PAR Consultants of Canada, Ltd. is a small private counseling practice. PAR provided a full range of psychological services for children and adults.
Clinical Psychologist Provided evaluation, testing, therapy and counseling for sexual abuse, addictions and marriage problems. Consulted with provincial Employee Family Assistance Program staff as well as area businesses and government agencies. Evaluated fitness for international adoptions. * Developed and taught a series of successful weight management classes. UNIVERSITY OF REGINA, Regina, Saskatchewan 1971 - 1997 The University of Regina is a city university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in psychology to multicultural student body. Chair, Educational Psychology department, 1977-1979 Associate Professor, Educational Psychology, 1973 - 1997 Assistant Professor, Educational Psychology, 1971 -- 1972 Taught undergraduate educational psychology classes as well as graduate classes in counseling. As Chair, developed and implemented educational psychology curricula. Developed alcohol/drug addiction counseling program, supervised graduate practica, internships and Master's theses. Member of University Faculty Association Committee, Faculty Advisory Committee, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Research and Development Committee and the Undergraduate Program Development Committee. * Developed innovative substance abuse counseling program. * Successful post alcohol/drug rehabilitation program treatment. EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION Doctor of Education in Psychology, Counseling and Guidance, minor in Higher Education Administration, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO Education Specialist Sixth Year Certificate in Counseling and Guidance, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM Master's Degree in Psychology and Personal Service, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Education, The College of Idaho, Caldwell, ID Saskatchewan College of Psychologists, Registered Doctoral Psychologist #111 Louisiana # 917 Counseling Psychology New Jersey license # 4801 Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology # 3340
Health Canada: First Nations and Inuit Health Branch 2002-Present Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology April 2002#3340, Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE THREE National Practitioner Data Bank/Health Care Integrity and Protection Data Bank Diplomate in Professional Psychotherapy certificate # 2099, April 2007, International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy, Inc. CONTINUING EDUCATION CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CE CLASSES Comprehending and Utilizing Forensic Risk Assessment (5.5 hours Credit) (08/10/2005) Canadian psychological Association Neurobiology and Pharmacology of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (5.5 hours Credit) (08/11/2005) Canadian Psychological Association Pharmacological Treatment of Depression and Anxiety (5.5 hours credit) (08/12/2005), Canadian Psychological Association) Self-Worth Enhancement in Psychotherapy (03/16/2007) (6.5 hours credit) Cochrane Psychological Services-CPA continuing Education Provider APA CE AND ONLINE CLASSES Couple Power: Building Couple Commitment, Cooperation, Communication and Community (08/10/2006) (7 hours credit) American Psychological Association General Aptitude Test Battery certified (05/24/2006) A Forensic Approach to Fitness for Duty Evaluation (08/12/2006) (7 hours Credit) APA Pre-employment Evaluations for High Risk Professions (08/13/2006) (7 hours credit) APA Ethical Dilemmas in Providing Forensic Testimony in the Courtroom (08/11/2006) APA Use and Abuse of Psychological Tests in Forensic Evaluations (7 hours credit) (06/3/2007) APA AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY CE CLASSES Violence Risk Assessment and Management Using Structured Professional Judgment (7 hours credit) (05/31/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology
Ethics in Forensic Psychology (7 hours credit) (05/30/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2 (7 hours credit) (06/1/2007) American Academy of Forensic Psychology Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2 (7 hours credit) (03/24/2010), American Academy of Forensic Psychology Malingering & Forensic Practice: Conceptual Issues and Clinical Methods (7hours credit) (03/25/2010) Ethical Issues in Forensic Practice (7 hours credit) (03/26/2010) Expert Testimony and Report Writing: (7 hours credit) (03/28/2010) Ethical Conflicts in Psychology, Third (third ed.) (18 hours credit) (08/21/2005), American Psychological Association SEAK CE CLASSES SEAK 17th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (13.3 hours credit) (06/19-20/2008) SEAK 17th Annual National Expert Witness Workshop, The Biggest Mistakes Experts Make and How to Avoid Them (6.5 hour credit) (06/18/2008) SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (11.5 hours credit(06-25-26-2009) SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (6.5 hours credit( 06-23-09) Law School for Expert Witnesses SEAK 18th Annual National Expert Witness Conference (6.5 hours credit) (06-24-09) Testifying Skills Workshop CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS MANAGEMENT C E CLASSES Individual Crisis Intervention and Peer Support (09 28, 2006) (13.5 credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Group Crisis Intervention (10/01, 2006) (13.5 credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Law Enforcement Perspectives for CISM Enhancement 11/13-14, 2008) (14 CE credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation HAROLD J. MILLER, Ed. D. [email protected] PAGE FOUR Advanced Group Crisis Intervention: Strategies and Tactics for Complex Situations (11/15-16, 2008) (14 CE credits) International Critical Incident Stress Foundation.
