FAMILY FOCUSED
GARIN DOUGLASVICK,PSY.D.
CLINICAL & FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY
1463 Oakfield Drive, #136 Brandon, FL 33511
(813) 689-2525 (813) 689-4433 fax
/ www.Drgvick.com
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:
2014 & 2016 Collaborative Divorce Facilitator, Collaborative Divorce Institute, Scottsdale, AZ. & Lone Star Collaborative Law Training, TX.
2010 Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL (6, 10, 12, & 13 Circuits Served).
2010 Court Qualified Parenting Coordinator, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL.
1998-2003 Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology, Florida School of Professional Psychology, Tampa, FL. (Focus in Child/Adolescent Therapy & Assessment) APA Accredited Program. Dissertation Topic: Application of the Transtheoretical Model of Change to an Adolescent Conduct-Disordered Population.
1998-2000 Masters of Arts Degree in Clinical Psychology, Florida School of Professional Psychology, Tampa, FL. APA Accredited Program.
1994-1997 Masters of Arts Degree in Clinical Psychology, American International College,
Springfield, MA.
1989-1993 Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology, American International College, Springfield, MA.
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LICENSURE / PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION / AWARDS:
Licensed Psychologist, Florida Board of Psychology (#PY6982)
Court Qualified Parenting Coordinator, State of Florida (13th and 6th Circuits)
Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, State of Florida (#26820F)
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP)
Next Generation Divorce – Board Member: Collaborative Community Liaison
Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals
Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals-Communication Committee
Association of Family & Conciliation Courts (AFCC)
FL Chapter of Association of Family & Conciliation Courts (FLAFCC)
Juvenile Forensic Examiner, State of Florida
Forensic Examiner, State of Florida
Florida Psychological Association- Child, Adolescent, Family Division
Nominee for Special Instructional Services Individual: Tampa Bay Chapter-Counsel for Exceptional Children 2006-2007
CLINICAL & FORENSIC EXPERIENCE:
2014-present Collaborative Divorce Pro Bono Program, Collaborative Divorce Facilitator-facilitating a team of attorneys, financial neutral, and other professionals as needed to assist couples through the collaborative process. Duties include, but are not limited to, parent education, dispute resolution, mediation techniques, educating parents regarding the developmental needs of their children, and making sure the team and divorcing couple communicate effectively.
2014-2016 Host of “Divorce Without Destruction”, A podcast show
promoting the practice of Collaborative Divorce and other alternative
dispute resolution methods. Each week we interview some of the most
passionate professionals working in the field of Divorce. We offer resources and
information to help families heal from divorce and co-parent effectively.
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2014-present Collaborative Divorce Facilitator, Collaborative Divorce Institute of Scottsdale, AZ. & Lone Star Collaborative Law Training, TX. Work with a team of professionals consisting of attorneys, financial neutrals, and child specialists in order to facilitate a respectful, peaceful, and healthy divorce process. Assist divorcing couples and the collaborative team communicate effectively, resolve problems, and settle differences using interest- based negotiation.
2014-present Child Specialist in Collaborative Divorce Cases, The Collaborative Child Specialist is an advocate for the child(ren) in the divorce process. The Child Specialist gives the child(ren) a voice and provides information and guidance to the parents and collaborative team to assist in developing an effective co-parenting plan.
2010-present. Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. Certified by the Florida Supreme Court to conduct all forms of family mediation, including divorce mediation, child custody and support concerns, property settlement, family disputes, etc.
2010-present. Court Qualified Parenting Coordinator, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. State of Florida Certification, through the University of South Florida’s Dispute Resolution Center. Design and implement parenting plans and assist high-conflict parents in the resolution of disputes in divorce and post-divorce situations. Educate parents regarding children’s developmental needs, the impact of divorce, effective communication skills, cooperative co-parenting skills, efficient time-sharing and conflict resolution skills. In addition to being empowered to make binding decisions without expensive court involvement in many common post-divorce disputes.
2009-2013 Managing Partner. Mental Health Management Group, Inc., Brandon, FL. Set policy and direct operations of private psychology practice of seven independent mental health providers (5-mental health therapists & 2- psychiatrists).
2007-present Forensic Examiner, State of Florida. Conduct objective & comprehensive evaluations of litigants and report findings and opinions to attorneys and/or the court.
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2006-present Juvenile Forensic Examiner, State of Florida. Conduct evaluations of
juveniles to determine their competency to proceed and participate in legal proceedings.
2004-present. Licensed Psychologist / Owner, Youth Psychological Assessment & Therapy Center, Inc. Brandon, FL. A private outpatient clinical/forensic psychology practice, providing psychotherapy, parenting coordination, collaborative divorce facilitation, family mediation, consultation, clinical supervision, and comprehensive psychological / psycho-educational evaluations.
2004-present. Contracted Psychologist. Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, State of Florida. Conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations to assist in differential diagnosis and vocational planning.
July 2003- Licensed Psychologist / School Psychologist, Hillsborough County Schools
July 2007 Responsibilities included, but were not limited to, development of proactive programs and strategies to address school concerns, consultation with school staff and other professionals, provide training/in-service for school staff, develop, implement, and monitor academic and behavioral interventions, provide individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, conduct individualized comprehensive psychological evaluations and functional behavioral assessments, and supervision of doctoral-level clinical psychology practicum students and post- doctoral clinical psychology fellows.
May 2004- Licensed Psychologist, Tampa Bay Family Therapy Center
Oct. 2004 Responsibilities included facilitation of therapy groups, comprehensive psychological evaluations, and individual/family psychotherapy.
Sept. 2002- Psychology Fellowship, Clinical Psychology Training Program,
July 2003 Hillsborough County School District, Tampa, FL. Supervisors: Drs. Marcia Pita, Alessandra Chiesa, & Heather Horton. Responsibilities included individual therapy with school age children/adolescents, facilitated weekly psycho-educational groups, provided teacher/administration consultation, crisis management, psychological evaluations, and supervision of doctoral-level psychology externs.
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Aug. 2001- Pre-Doctoral Internship, Bridgeview & Challenger Extended Day
Aug. 2002 Schools Niles, IL. Supervisors: Drs. Al Ezekiel, Brian Zercher, & Jackie Roig. Responsibilities included individual & group therapy for children & adolescents ranging from age 7-18 with behavioral, emotional, or organic impairment, crisis services, family therapy, parent/teacher consultation, psychological evaluation, supervised psychology practicum students.
July 2000- Doctoral Level Supervised Therapy Practicum Experience, School
July 2001 District of Hillsborough County, Clinical Psychology Training Program,
Tampa, FL. Supervisors: Drs. Marcia Pita & Alessandra Chiesa Responsibilities included individual & group therapy for children ranging in age from 4-17 with emotional, developmental, and psychological concerns, and psychological evaluations.
July 1999 - Doctoral Level Supervised Diagnostic Practicum Experience,
July 2000 Northside Mental Health Center, Tampa, FL. Supervisor: Dr. Richard Enrico Spana Responsibilities included psychological evaluations and treatment recommendations for children, adolescents, & adults, diagnostic services & case conferences for a Department of Juvenile Justice locked female adolescent commitment facility.
June 1997- Day Treatment Therapist, Center for Human Development, STAR
Feb.1998 Program, Springfield, MA Supervisor: Jeanne Butrick, LSW
Responsibilities included facilitation of groups and case management.
Sept. 1996- Resident Assistant, Mental Health Association, Springfield, MA
May 1997 Supervisor: John Barber, MSW.
Sept.1994- Graduate Assistant, American International College, Student
Dec. 1995 Development Office, Springfield, MA Supervisor: Dr. Gregory Schmutte.
May 1995- Residential Counselor, Experiment with Travel, Springfield, MA.
June 1995
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Fall 2000 Teaching Assistant for Assessment I, Florida School of Professional
Psychology
Fall 1999 Teaching Assistant for Assessment I, Florida School of Professional Psychology
Spring 1992 Teaching Assistant in Psychological Statistics, American International
College
PRESENTATIONS:
Moon, M., Moskowitz, R. & Vick, G. Relationships: A Five Part Workshop Series. The Collaborative Divorce Process. Brandon, FL 2015.
Moskowitz, R. & Vick, G. Relationships: A Five Part Workshop Series. Tampa, FL 2015.
Vick, G. Social Skills Groups for Children with Asperger’s Disorder. A presentation for the Parents of the Asperger’s Syndrome/High Functioning Autism Support Group (PASS). Brandon, FL. 2008.
Vick, G. On Being a Psychologist. Great American Teach-In. Riverhills Elementary School. Tampa, FL. 2008.
Canavan, P. & Vick, G. Bipolar vs. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. A presentation for the School District of Hillsborough County School System Guidance Department. 2007.
Vick, G. Use of Cognitive Behavioral Interventions within the School System. A presentation for the School District of Hillsborough County School System School Psychology Department. 2006.
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PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH:
Vick, G. (2016, April 29). Communicating With Your Children About Divorce: How Much Is Too Much? [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2016, November 20). These Three Sentences Will Improve Communication and Reduce Conflict In Your Co-Parenting Relationship [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). The Importance of Debriefing: Collaborative Team Building [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). P.R.O.T.E.C.T.-Six Steps To Ensure You Are Putting Your Child’s Needs First As A Co-Parent [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). How To Keep Your EX From Pushing Your Buttons [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Four Steps to Solving 99% of Your Relational Problems [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). The Co-Parenting Mission Statement [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Co-Parenting During The Holidays [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Acceptance In Divorce: Why Is It So Damn Hard? [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Questions Co-Parents Can Ask Themselves To Ensure They Are Staying Child-focused [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
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Vick, G. (2017). Planning For Success In Divorce, Not Failure [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Common Irrational Beliefs to Avoid When Co-Parenting [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). CBT Will Set Your Free: How The Techniques and Interventions of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Will Help You Before, During, And After Your Divorce [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Keeping Kids Out Of The Middle Of Divorce [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. (2017). Tips To Help You Prepare For Parenting Coordination [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.ConquerCoparenting.com and http://www.Drgvick.com.
Vick, G. Application of the Transtheoretical Model of Change to an Adolescent Conduct-Disordered Population. Clinical Psychology Dissertation, Florida School of Professional Psychology. Tampa, FL. 2003.
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
(Forensic Psychology)
Austin, W. G. & O’Day, D. Child Custody, Relocation, and Risk: Developing Long Distance Parenting Plans. The 12th Annual Conference- Florida Chapter of AFCC, 21st Century Showcase: Cutting Edge Tools for Family Practice Professionals. October 1-2 2015.
Berzner, S., Finman, S., Garcia, P., Roth, R. S., Schneider, P. A., & Stern, L. M. Recognizing and Managing the Challenging Client. Inaugural Collaborative Family Law Conference. May 2013.
Bailey, R. & Judge, A. M. Reclaiming the Family: Reunification Following Familial Abduction, High Conflict Divorce and Parental Alienation. The 12th Annual Conference- Florida Chapter of AFCC, 21st Century Showcase: Cutting Edge Tools for Family Practice Professionals. October 1-2 2015.
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Blackwell, A. Judicial Leadership and the Collaborative Practice. Inaugural Collaborative Family Law Conference. May 2013.
Black-Sikorske, C., Day, D., Harris, N., Lewis, A., Magill, M., & Stern, L. Advanced Negotiation: Understanding and Using Team Dynamics in Collaborative Practice. Inaugural Collaborative Family Law Conference. May 2013.
Boullosa, A., Tenret, T., & Ware, E. Tips and Techniques For Getting Your First or Second or Third Collaborative Case. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida. Annual Conference. May 2015.
Cameron, N. Bringing Mindfulness to Conflict and Building Our Skills. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida 2nd Annual Conference. August 2014.
Carter, D. Parenting Coordination Training Program. Conflict Resolution Collaborative. University of South Florida. July 2010.
Carter, D. Parenting Coordination in FL: A Decade of Change. Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, Hillsborough County. June 2014.
Carter, D. Parenting Coordination: Picking the Right Job for the Tool. The 12th Annual Conference- Florida Chapter of AFCC, 21st Century Showcase: Cutting Edge Tools for Family Practice Professionals. October 1-2 2015.
Conner, C. The Role of Law in the Collaborative Practice. Inaugural Collaborative Family Law Conference. May 2013.
DiMeo, K., Heller, R., & Marks, E. Fifty-One Shades of Grey: Ethical Dilemmas in the Collaborative Process: A Panel Discussion. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida. Annual Conference. May 2015.
Eitzen, M., Clarke, S., Solomon, L., & Abney, S. An Introduction to Collaborative Practice: For Family & Civil Practitioners. Lone Star Collaborative Law Training. September 11-12 2015.
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Eitzen, M., Clarke, S., Solomon, L., & Abney, S. Option Development-Advanced Collaborative Training. Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals. April 2016.
Family Service Centers of Pinellas County. Baker Act Training. August 2007.
Family Service Centers of Pinellas County. Mandatory Reporting: The Legal Duty to Report Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation, and Abandonment. June 2007.
Ferris, E. What Do You Want To Be Known For? A New Way To Think About Marketing Your Collaborative Practice. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida. Annual Conference. May 2015.
Ferris, E. The Essential Five: Top Strategies for Business Development. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida. Annual Conference. May 2015.
Firestone, G. Family Mediation Training Program. Conflict Resolution Collaborative. University of South Florida. October 2010.
Gaies, J., Kelly, B., & Prange, M. Deepening Cooperation: Mindfulness in Collaborative Divorce. The Florida Chapter of Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, 9th Annual Conference. March 2012.
Gaies, J. & Morris, J. Mindful Co-Parenting: An Approach that Benefits the Collaborative Process. Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida. Annual Conference. May 2015.