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APPLICATION PROCEDURES Applications must be received online by November 1st. Applicants must submit the following materials: • APPIC Application for Psychology Internship (AAPI). A copy of the AAPI application may be downloaded from the APPIC Web site: http://www.appic.org/ Gouverneur’s APPIC Internship Matching Program code number is: 146811 • Gouverneur Healthcare Services additional questions, if not covered in the APPIC application (see below). • Three letters of recommendation, addressed to the Director of Training, regarding academic ability, clinical skills, and personal qualities. • An official transcript of all graduate work in psychology. • Samples of psychological testing reports, one adult and one child psychological testing report is preferred, and a therapy case summary which includes a case formulation and summary of treatment progress. • A current Curriculum Vitae OUR MAILING ADDRESS (NOT TO BE USED UNLESS NECESSARY): Charles F. Herr, Ph.D. Director of Training, Psychology Internship Program Gouverneur Healthcare Services - Psychology Service 227 Madison Street New York, NY 10002 Any questions about application procedures should be addressed to Dr. Monica Medina via email at monica.medina@nychhc.org . After a review of the completed application and supporting materials, selected applicants will be invited for an informational open house and an interview. Please note that we do not grant telephone interviews. 9
CLINICAL TRAINING FACULTY Psychology Service Staff Director of Psychology, Director of Training, Psychology Internship Program Charles Fernandez Herr, Ph.D., 1992. Clinical Psychology. Columbia University. New York State License. Graduate, William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis and Psychology. Certified Focusing Oriented Psychotherapist. Special Interests: Severe pathology; dissociative disorders and reactions to traumatic experiences; interpersonal psychoanalysis; psychodynamic psychotherapy with adults and children; brief dynamic therapy; focusing oriented therapy; mindfulness and stress management; impact of society on psychological development and mental health; anger management; barriers to empathic connection (non-violent communication techniques), and dialectical behavior therapy. Director of the Asian Bicultural Clinic Diana Chen, Ph.D., 1992. Clinical/School Psychology. Adelphi University. New York State License. Psychologist, Level III, Asian Bicultural Clinic. Special Interests: Community Psychology; integrative therapy; short-term intensive psychotherapy; bereavement therapy; PTSD; hypnosis; cross-cultural issues in assessment and psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Mindfulness treatment for depression. Coordinator of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program Julie Reinhold, Psy.D, 1997. School/Clinical Child Psychology. Pace University. New York State License. Psychologist, Level II, Child & Adolescent Service & school based Turning Points program at Public School 56 Special Interests: Psychological aspects of religious experience; psychological assessment; learning disability; dialectical behavior therapy, rational-emotive therapy, acceptance and change therapy, psychotherapy with children and adults. Director of Externship Training in Clinical Psychology Hung-Yi (Cindy) Ho, Psy.D., 2008. Clinical Psychology. Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago. Psychologist, Level I, Asian Bicultural Clinic. Special Interests: Cross-cultural psychology, cognitive-behavioral case formulation and psychotherapy, dialectical behavior therapy, immigration and acculturation process, severe mental illness, personality disorders, psychotherapy and assessment with forensic populations, psychological assessment. Coordinator of Internship Training Curriculum George Collins, Ph.D., 2004. Clinical Psychology. Adelphi University. New York State License, Psychologist, Level II, Young Adult Outreach Team. Special Interests: Brief psychodynamic psychotherapy; focusing; psychotherapy integration; solutionfocused therapy; schema therapy; DBT; interpersonal group therapy; Ericksonian hypnosis; treatment of chronic mental illness. 10
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