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 Wayne
G. Siegel, Ph.D., ABPP
Licensed Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Curriculum
Vitae
Contact
Dr. Siegel
Dr. Siegel earned his doctorate in
counseling psychology from the University of Iowa in 1993. He
is Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology
at the University of Minnesota and an Adjunctive Assistant Professor
at the University of St. Mary's, Minneapolis. He has taught graduate
level courses in psychological assessment and trained graduate
students and doctoral interns in psychological assessment and
psychotherapy at the Veterans Administration Medical Center.
Dr. Siegel also has interest and experience in the assessment
of adolescents. Other areas of expertise include the research
of and the treatment of comorbid psychiatric and substance use
disorders, pathological gambling, and survivors of childhood
and adult trauma.
Curriculum
Vitae
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EDUCATION:
August, 1993
Ph.D., The University of Iowa (APA Approved), Iowa
City, IA
Major: Counseling Psychology
Minor: Childhood Personality Assessment
Dissertation Title: Alcoholism Treatment Process and Outcome: The
Effects of Self-Efficacy and Expectancy
Master's Equivalency Thesis: Personality, Recidivism, and Social
Support Among Alcoholics.
July, 1988. B.A., The University of Maryland, College Park, MD
Major: Psychology (Honors)
- APPOINTMENTS:
Clinical Assistant Professor, Department
of Psychology, University of Minnesota
Adjunctive Assistant Professor, University of St. Mary’s, Minneapolis,
MN
- LICENSURE:
Licensed Psychologist, December,
1995 - Present. Minnesota #LP3393
- EXPERIENCE:
Staff Psychologist, September
1993 - Present, Veterans Affairs Medical Center,
Minneapolis, MN
· Served
as the psychologist and coordinator for a multidisciplinary
treatment team serving both inpatient and outpatient
veterans with substance abuse disorders and a full
range of comorbid psychiatric and medical disorders.
Responsibilities include: administrative duties,
program development, personality and neuropsychological
assessment, individual and group therapy, case
management, and research development.
· Consult
to the Impotence Clinic.
· Conduct
compensation and pensions disability evaluations.
· Coordinate
all psychology compensation and pension evaluations.
· Supervision of doctoral level psychology interns and practicum students in assessment and individual and group psychotherapy.
· Design and conduct intervention based research with substance abuse patients.
Private Practice, July 1996 - Present, Gary Fischler and Associates P.A. / The Institute For Forensic Psychology, Minneapolis, MN
· Forensic
psychological evaluation of children, adolescents,
and adults.
· Individual
psychotherapy addressing a full range of psychological
and psychiatric disorders.
Adjunct Assistant Professor, July 1996 - Present, University of St. Mary’s, Minneapolis, MN
· Developed and taught graduate level course in adolescent and adult personality assessment.
· Developed and taught course in introductory psychological assessment.
· Developed and taught course in advanced psychopathology.
Clinical Internship, August 1992 - August 1993, Vanderbilt University Veterans Affairs Medical Center Internship In Professional Psychology (APA Approved), Nashville, TN
Main Placement: VA Medical Center - Nashville
· Consultation and liaison to medicine, surgery, neurology, cardiology, renal dialysis, chemical dependency, inpatient psychiatry, transplant, and geriatrics on questions of diagnosis, management, and compliance.
· Mental Health Duty Officer responsible for expedient assessment and disposition of persons presenting to the Medical Center for mental health problems including acute crisis and emergencies.
· Provided short and long-term individual, group, and marital psychotherapy to veterans with a variety of psychiatric disorders including: schizophrenia, affective disorders, anxiety disorders, severe personality disorders, dissociative disorders, and somatoform disorders.
· Multidisciplinary treatment team member providing diagnostic clarification, and inpatient group psychotherapy on an inpatient psychiatric unit.
· Served as treatment coordinator and multidisciplinary team member providing initial screening, assessment and diagnostic clarification, group and individual psychotherapy, and didactic instruction for inpatient chemical dependency program.
Secondary Placement: Vanderbilt Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Hospital
· Provided short and long-term psychotherapy for adolescents presenting with a variety of problems including: sexual abuse, affective disorders, anxiety, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, and sexual disorders.
· Provided play psychotherapy for three- and four-year-old physically and sexually abused children.
· Conducted psychological assessment of children and adolescents presenting with a full range of psychiatric disorders.
- PRESENTATIONS
AND WORKSHOPS:
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (March, 1999). Presentation
to the University of Minnesota Addiction Psychiatry Fellows: “Psychotherapeutic
Interventions with Individuals with Substance Use and Other
Comorbid Disorders.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (September, 1998).
Presentation to doctoral interns “Diagnostic
Interviewing.”
· American
Psychological Association Annual Convention, San
Francisco (August, 1998). Symposium on “Innovative
Treatments of Substance Use Disorders.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (September, 1997).
Presentation to doctoral interns “Diagnostic
Interviewing.”
· Anoka
Metro regional Treatment Center (June, 1997). Presentation
to the psychology staff “Assessment and Treatment
of Dual Disordered Patients.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (April, 1997).
Presentation to the University of Minnesota Addiction
Psychiatry Fellows: “Cognitive Behavioral
Treatment of Substance Use Disorders.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (April, 1997).
Staff Development Presentation “The Assessment
of Depression and Suicidal Risk.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (March, 1997).
Psychiatry Grand Rounds Case Presentation “Psychotic
Disorders: Psychoanalytic & Biological Treatment
Perspectives.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (December, 1996).
Staff Development Presentation “Cocaine Dependence & Treatment.”
· Minnesota
Veterans Home, Hastings, MN (October, 1996). Presentation
to the Veterans Home clinical staff: “Implementing
Motivational Interviewing Techniques.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (September 1996).
Presentation to psychology interns on diagnostic
interviewing.
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (June, 1996). Presentation
to the Dual Disorder Treatment Team: “A Review
and Update of DSM-IV.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (May, 1996). Presentation
to the University of Minnesota Addiction Psychiatry
Fellows: “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in
a Substance Abuse Population.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (February 1996).
Case Presentation: “Severe Mental Illness
and Substance Abuse.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (February 1996).
Presentation to Univ. of MN Counseling Psychology
Students on Careers in Counseling Psychology.
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (January, 1996).
Presentation to the University of Minnesota Addiction
Psychiatry Fellows: “Psychological Testing
in a Substance abuse Population.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Psychiatry Service
Grand Rounds (March, 1995). Case presentation: “Objective
and Projective Psychological Assessment.
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (March, 1995).
Presentation to the University of Minnesota Addiction
Psychiatry Fellows: “Treatment Outcome in
Substance Abuse.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (February, 1995).
Presentation to the University of Minnesota Addiction
Psychiatry Fellow: “Psychological Testing
in a Substance Abuse Population.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (January & February,
1995). Two part presentation to the Addictive Disorders
Section, Psychiatry Service: “The Assessment
and Treatment of Compulsive Gambling.”
· St.
Mary’s University, Minneapolis (April 1995).
Guest lecture: “The Assessment and Diagnosis
of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders.”
· Vinland
National Center, Lake Independence, MN (October,
1994). Presentation: “Working with Chronic
Alcoholism.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (April 1994 to
Present). Co-faculty, Personality Disorders Seminar.
· St.
Mary’s University, Minneapolis (March 1994).
Guest lecture: “Projective Psychological
Assessment Focusing on Exner’s Comprehensive
System for the Rorschach.”
· Minneapolis
Veterans Affairs Medical Center (June 1993). Research
Presentation: “Alcoholism Treatment Process
and Outcome: The Effects of Self-Efficacy and Outcome
Expectations.”
- PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS:
1988-Present American
Psychological Association
1995-1998Minnesota
Psychological Association
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