DUNCAN-HIVELY PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
Clinical and Forensic Psychology
Assessment, Counseling and Consultation
Ann Dell Duncan-Hively, Ph.D., J.D. Wells Hively, Ph. D.
ANN DELL DUNCAN-HIVELY, Ph.D., J.D.
April 2016
OFFICE
300 Chesterfield Center, Suite 150
Chesterfield, MO 63011
Telephone: (314) 580-5346 e-mail:
Fax: 636 398- 6845
EDUCATION
B.A. University of Minnesota, June 1961
M.A. University of Minnesota, June 1965
Ph.D. University of Kansas, June 1967
Post doctorate, Clinical Psychology, Bureau of Child Research,
University of Kansas, June 1967-June 1968
Juris Doctorate Franklin Pierce Law Center, May 1981
Concord, New Hampshire
Trained Mediator, April 1984
LICENSES
Licensed Psychologist, New Hampshire, Certificates No. 132 and No. 1070, 1976 to present
Licensed Psychologist, Missouri, No. 1007, 1982 to present
Certified Health Care Provider, Missouri, No. PYO1007,
1993 to present
Registered Psychologist, Bermuda, Registration No. 7, 2003 to 2006
EMPLOYMENT
Private Practice of Psychology, St. Louis, MO 2006 to present
St. Louis Behavior Medicine Institute 2004-2006
Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
Bermuda Police Service 1999–2004
Consultant
Bermuda Department of Public Prosecutions 1999-2004
Consultant
Fairhaven’s Treatment Centre for Women 2002-2003
Hamilton, Bermuda
Consultant
Webster University, Hamilton, Bermuda 2000-2003
Adjunct Professor
Ashton Associates, Hamilton, Bermuda 1999-2004
Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
National Health Service, Maidstone, England, 1994
Trevor Gibbons Unit for Forensic Psychology
Consultant
Duncan-Hively, P.C., St. Louis, Missouri 1981-1999
Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
Spaulding Youth Center, Tilton, N. H. 1974-1981
Director of the Diagnostic Evaluation Clinic
and Staff Training
University of Minnesota Medical Center 1972-1974
Department of Pediatric Neurology and Clinical Psychology
Director of Developmental Communication
Behavior Disorder Clinic
Yeshiva University, New York City 1968-1972
Associate Professor, Department of
Special Education
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS (Since 1990)
1991
Post Traumatic Stress in Children.
Workshop for Missouri Association of Residential Treatment Centers
Legal Issues in Adolescent Pregnancy
University of Mo. Department of Continuing Education
Child Custody and Support
University of Mo., Kansas City, Continuing Legal Education Seminar
1992
Interviewing Children Suspected of Being Sexually Abused
Legal Education Seminar, Office of Mo. Public Defender
Treatment Issues for Women who Kill
Presentation Mo. Psychological Association Annual Meeting
Domestic Violence, In and Out of the Courtroom
Mo. Bar Association, Continuing Legal Education
Interviewing Techniques for Sexual Abuse
SAFE Network Conference Workshop,
Mo. Department of Social Services
Ethical and Legal Issues for Psychologists
University of Missouri, Columbia
1993
Family Violence Seminar (with Honorable Sam Hais)
International Society for Family Law, North American Regional Conference, Wyoming
1995
Sexual Abuse from the Defendant’s Perspective
Mo. Department of Family Services Training
Columbia, Missouri
MMPI and Rorschach Responses of Battered Women Who Kill
Paper presented to 14th Annual Meeting, Society on Personality Assessment, Haifa, Israel
Interviewing Children (with Honorable T. Frawley) Bar Association of St. Louis
1996
Ethical Practice in the 90’s Workshop for Student Counseling Bureau University of Mo. Columbia
Ethical Dilemmas Training workshop for Kansas Psychological Association Topeka, Kansas
Sexual Abuse from the Defendant’s Point of View VOCAL, St. Louis, Mo.
Duty to Report Child Abuse The Missouri Psychologist, Nov./Dec.
1997
Interviewing Children: Family Law Seminar
Bar Association of St. Louis
Child Abuse Detection and Treatment
Alton Public Schools, Illinois
Legal Issues in Sexual Abuse, Ethical Issues for Psychologists
Workshop for Mo. Psychological Association Annual Meeting
Lake of Ozarks, Missouri
Trial Skills Training
Land of Lincoln Washington University School of Law
Sexual Harassment: Behavioral Characteristics
Workshop for the American Bar Association National Institute on Sexual Harassment, Chicago, Illinois
Update on Ethics Grand Rounds, University of Missouri Medical School Columbia, Missouri
Trial Skills Training: Suggestibility in Children
Missouri State Public Defenders
Ethical Concerns for Forensic Psychology
The Missouri Psychologist, Nov./Dec.
1998
Suggestibility in Young Children
The Missouri Psychologist, Jan./Feb.
2000
Interviewing Techniques and Suggestibility Workshop for the Bermuda Department of Child and Family Services
Harassment in Bermuda: Psychological and Legal Implications, Workshop for the Employee Assistance Program, Hamilton, Bermuda, (with Keren Lomas, Barrister)
Ethical Decision Making in Treatment of Substance Abuse Workshop for the Bermuda Addictions Certification Board and the National Drug Commission,
Child Abuse: Safety for the Children Workshop for the Bermuda Coalition for the Protection of Children, April 17 (with Drs. Barron & Hill, and Sgt. Lightbourne)
Strategic Planning for Future Treatment of Addiction
Workshop for the Bermuda National Drug Commission
2001
Harassment in the Workplace Workshop for the Bermuda Police Service
Assessment of Children's Normal Development and Allegations of Sexual Abuse Bermuda Police Service
The Ethics of Practice in Child Abuse Cases Paper presented at the National Resource Center for Defense of Child Abuse, Reno, Nevada
Developmental Issues in Assessing Suggestibility in Children Workshop for Federal and State Public Defenders, Spokane WA.
Problems with Suggestibility: Finding it, Understanding It, and Helping the Court Accept It
Workshop for Missouri State Public Defenders Trial Skills Training
2002
Ethical Decisions for Complex Treatment Issues Workshop for The Family Learning Centre, Hamilton, Bermuda
2005
The Complexity of Counseling Confidentiality Workshop for St. Louis Community College’s District Counseling Meeting
Custody Evaluations: Ethical Conundrums and Possible Solutions
Workshop for St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute
2006
Domestic Violence in the Home and in the Community
Workshop for SAWERAA, St. Louis, MO, May 2006
2007
Forensic Psychology: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Workshop for Missouri Psychological Association
Annual Meeting 10 June 2007
2009
Case Analysis, Workshop on Child Sex Abuse Defense for State of Indiana Public Defenders, March 6, 2009
Overcoming the Drama of a Sex Crime Trial, New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, June 5, 2009
2010
The Role of the Guardian Ad Litem as a Mental Health Detective, Guardian Ad Litem Training for the Forty-Second Judicial Circuit, Salem Missouri, June 17, 2010
Evaluating the Accused, Workshop for the National Center for the
Defense of Child Abuse, Las Vegas, NV August 29, 2010
2012
Conflict in Families, Workshop for SAWERAA, St. Louis, MO, April 28, 2012
Normal Sexual Development, Workshop for the Department of Child and Family Services, Bermuda, July 12, 2012
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (Since 2000)
· Classifying Sexual Offenders. R. Knight (FBI), St. Louis, Mo. April, 2001
· Training in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology, St. Louis, MO, April, 2001.
· Neurobiological Bases of Behavior, J. Ratey, Harvard Medical School, June 19 to 23, 2001
· Memory: Without It What Hope Is There For Justice?, E. Loftus and G. Gundjonsson, Edinburgh, Scotland July 7, 2003. 10 credit hours on memory research, false confessions and recollection problems in children.
· Psychology and the Law, International Interdisciplinary Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, July 9 to 13, 2003. 20 credit hours on intersectional issues between law and psychology (competence to stand trial, comparison standards for abuse delineations).
· Developing a Shared Vision in a Diverse World. ASPPA Third International Conference, Montreal, Canada, April 21 to 24, 2004. 16 credit hours on ethics, rules of practice and professional responsibilities.
· Ethical Issues in Supervision. Training program by The Family Center, October 4, 2004. 4 credit ethics.
· National Resource Center for Defense of Child Abuse. Las Vegas, Nevada, October 14 to 17, 2004. 20 credit hours on memory contamination, procedural confusions and implication of Crawford decision.
· Expressive Therapy for Multiple Disorders. St. Louis Behavioral Medicine. April 13, 2005
· Sensory Processing Disorders: An Overview. St. Louis University Pediatric Clinic. Sept. 20, 2005
· Eating Disorders Among Children and Adolescents. ICASA. Nov. 3, 2005
· ADHD in Children and Adolescents. Dr. R. Barkley, Dr. James Bell Training Institute. Dec. 2, 2005
· Dilemmas in Ethical Practice and Strategies for Decision Making. State Committee of Psychologists, Missouri Department of Mental Health, March, 2006
· Affect Regulation and The Repair of The Self. Dr. Allan Schore. UCLA School of Medicine. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas April 30 – May 1, 2006
· Effective Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorders. Missouri Institute of Mental Health & Mo. Dept. Mental Health, May 22, 2006
· Ethical Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists.
St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute. August 2006
· Ethics in Forensic Practice, Workshop sponsored by the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, October 2007
· What makes People Happy, Workshop sponsored by the St. Louis Psychological Association, January 2008
· Child Abuse Allegations: Separating Fact from Fiction. Fourteenth International Conference, National Child Abuse Defense and Resource Center, September 18-20, 2008
· Forensic Trends: Psychiatric and Behavioral Issues, Contemporary Forums, May 4-7, 2010
· Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Child Custody Cases: No Easy Answers, Missouri Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, September 16, 2011
· Rorschach Performance Assessment System, Intermediate Workshop, February 24-25, 2012
· Attachment, Brain Science and Children of Divorce, AFCC 49th Annual Conference, June 6-9 2012
· 16th International Conference, Child Abuse Defense and Resource Center, September, 2012
· Asserting Privilege when Records are Subpoenaed, Children’s Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis, March 21, 2013
· New Directions in Forensic and Clinical Assessment, Division 42, APA, May 4, 2013
· Child Abuse Allegations, Child Abuse Defense and Resource Center, October 16-18, 2014
· What’s New in the Field of Eating Disorders, St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute, October 31, 2014
· Autism Spectrum Disorders, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass., November 14-15, 2014
· Psychological Assessment, Ethics and Expert Testimony, Division 42, APA, May 1-3, 2015
· Attachment and Borderline Personality Disorder, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass. September 18-20, 2015
· Co-parenting counseling. Training sponsored by Missouri Chapter of AFCC., St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 22, 2016
· AFCC conference Modern Families: New Challenges, New Solutions, Seattle, Washington, June 1-4, 2016 (pending)
MEMBERSHIPS
American Psychological Association 1968-Present
Missouri Psychological Association 1981-Present
Chairperson, Ethics Committee
Bermuda Psychological Association 1999- 2006
Member, Ethics Committee
HONORS
Recipient, Certificate of Commendation, Bermuda Police Department June 1993
Board Member, SAWERRA, Nov. 2006, Board President, 2009 to 2013
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300 Chesterfield Center, Suite 150 Mail to: PMB 286, 1324 Clarkson Clayton Center
Chesterfield, MO 63017 Ellisville, MO 63011
Telephone: 314 580-5346 Fax: 636 398-6845 e-mail
On the Web: www.duncanhively.com
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