David Gleave, M.A.
[email protected] ♦ 561.429.2140
3307 Northlake Blvd. Suite 101 ♦ Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33403
Education
Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology
George Fox University, Newberg, OR
APA Accredited Program
Expected: 2015
Master of Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Psychology
George Fox University, Newberg, OR
2011
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Psychology
Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
2009
Supervised Clinical Experience
Northwest Family Psychology
May 2013 - present
Location:
Vancouver, WA & Clackamas, OR
Treatment setting: Forensic Psychology Private Practice
Population:
Those involved in dependency cases, custody evaluation, and
other forensic assessments, ranging in age from 5 to 67
Supervisors:
Landon Poppleton, Ph.D.; Jeffrey Lee, Ph.D.
Responsibilities:
Forensic Assessment:
◦ Review referral information and collateral documents
◦ Conduct interviews
Unstructured
Semi-structured
◦ Administer and interpret psychological tests
Personality
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MMPI-2, PAI, MCMI-III, MACI
Cognitive (including reasoning and mental status)
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WAIS-IV, WASI, KABC-II, GAMA, Shipley,
ATFR, MMSE
Neuropsychological
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NEPSY-II, RBANS-II, Trails
Other functioning (behavioral, emotional, social,
and academic)
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ABAS, CBCL, BRIEF, TSCYC, WRAT-4
Risk of harm to self/others, and substance abuse
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SPS, SAVRY, NAS-PI, SASSI-3, PSI,
AAPI, Parenting Scale
Observe parent-child interactions
Prepare reports
Conduct feedback sessions
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Student Health, Wellness, and Counseling Center
September 2012 – May 2013
Location:
Linfield College, McMinnville, OR
Treatment setting: College Counseling Center
Population:
College students ranging in age from 18 to 24
Supervisors:
John Kerrigan, Ph.D.; Sally Godard, M.D.
Responsibilities:
Intervention:
◦ Provided outpatient psychotherapy for college students
using Client-Centered Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
techniques
◦ Aided in the development of a substance abuse
intervention program with a Motivational Interviewing
component for underage students with repeated
violations
Inter-professional consultation:
◦ Participated in weekly, multidisciplinary, treatment team
meetings
◦ Consulted weekly with the psychiatrist and nurse
practitioners on staff to coordinate care of particular
students
◦ Provided case-by-case consultation to Resident Advisors
and the Dean of Students
◦ Referred students to services on campus and in the
community as needed
Cedar Hills Hospital
August 2011 – April 2012
Location:
Portland, OR
Treatment setting: Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital
Population:
Adults ranging in age from 18 to 80
Supervisors:
Jon Benson, Psy.D.; Mike Siegel, MFT
Responsibilities:
Assessment:
◦ Conducted intake interviews
◦ Prepared clinical formulation reports which included
ASAM criteria, diagnosis, and treatment planning
Intervention:
◦ Provided psycho-educational and process group therapy
using CBT, ACT, and AA models on the following units:
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Adult Psychiatric
Chemical Dependency
Women’s
Intensive Outpatient & Partial Hospitalization
Clinics
Inter-professional consultation:
◦ Participated in weekly, multidisciplinary, treatment team
meetings
Cross-training:
◦ Utilization Management Department
George Fox Behavioral Health Clinic
February 2011 – June 2011
Locaiton:
Newberg, OR
Treatment Setting: Community Mental Health Center
Population:
Lower-SES community members ranging in age from 6 to 72
Supervisor:
Joel Gregor, Psy.D., MFT
Responsibilities:
Assessment:
◦ Conducted intake interviews
◦ Administered and interpreted psychological tests
Personality
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MMPI-2, PAI, 16PF, MCMI-III
Cognitive
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WAIS-IV, WISC-IV, WASI, PPVT-4, MMSE
Memory and attention
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WRAML-2, CPT
Neuropsychological screening
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RBANS-II
Academic achievement
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WIAT-II, WRAT-4
Emotional functioning
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BAI, BDI-II, CDI, ISS
Outcome
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ORS, SRS
◦ Prepared reports
◦ Conducted feedback sessions
Intervention:
◦ Provided short-term, solution-focused, outpatient
psychotherapy for lower-income members of the
community including individual, couples, family, and
group therapy
◦ Led an 8-week parenting class
◦ Operated the Parent Advice Line providing telehealth and
email advice to parents regarding pediatric and
adolescent issues
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Research Experience
Research Vertical Team Member
February 2010 - Present
George Fox University, Newberg, OR
Supervisor: Winston Seegobin, Psy.D.
Participate in bi-monthly meetings with the team supervisor and students from
each year of the program for consultation regarding dissertation progress and
supplemental research projects
Research Assistant
Septemeber 2007 – April 2008
Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
Supervisor: Gary Burlingame, Ph.D., CGP
Managed the CORE Battery-R project, promoting evidence-based practice in
group psychotherapy
Coordinated data collection and research meetings
Tested software used for delivery, rating, and reporting results of questionnaires
Acted as liaison between research group and collaborators
Research Assistant
January 2008 – December 2008
Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
Supervisor: Chris Chapman, M.A.
Aided in the development of the Group Psychotherapy Rating Scale
Viewed recordings of group therapy sessions and rated group leaders using the
Group Psychotherapy Intervention Rating Scale
Supervised data entry
Acted as liaison between researchers and BYU’s Counseling and Career Center
Grants
ORCA Research Grant (2007 & 2008) in support of my work on the CORE Battery-R
study, an AGPA-funded project to advance evidenced-based practice in group therapy
Mary Lou Fulton Internship Grant (2006) in support of an internship with ECPATUSA, a non-profit organization working to prevent child sexual exploitation
Professional Affiliations
Student Member - American Psychological Association
2009 – Present
Student Member - Association for Contextual Behavioral Science
2011 – Present
Student Member - Christian Association for Psychological Studies
2012 – Present
Student Member - Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
2014 – Present
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Presentations
Zarb, D. S. H., Birch, R., Gleave, D., Seegobin, W., & Perez, J. (2013, July). Graduate
students' perceptions of ethnic and gender diversity. Poster presented at the
annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Honolulu, HI.
Seegobin, W., Holt, J., Theye, A., Backstrand, S., & Gleave, D. (April 2013). Teaching
integration as service: A model for psychologists. Paper presented at the
Christian Association for Psychological Studies conference, Portland, OR.
Ellis, C., Cooper, T., Foster, L., Gleave, D, & Goodworth, M. (2013, May). Psychologists
as consultants: Enhancing new hire orientation (NHO) programs in health care
organizations. Poster accepted for presentation at the OPA Annual Conference,
Eugene, OR.
Bufford, R. K., Seegobin, W., Taloyo, C., Holte, S., Gleave, D., & Lee, J. (August
2012). Training in supervision. Poster accepted for presentation at the annual
conference of the American Psychological Association, Orlando, FL.
Seegobin,. Rhodes, G., Gray, G.G., Luna, L. & Gleave, D. (August 2012). Trauma in
southern Sudan: Variety of experiences. Poster accepted for presentation at the
annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Orlando, FL.
Jensen, D., Beecher, M.E., Gleave, R., & Gleave, D. (February 2009). Science to
Service: Evidence-Based Group Practice in a University Counseling Center.
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Group Psychotherapy
Association; Chicago, IL.
Volunteer and Clinical Work Experience
Therapist
Cedar Hills Hospital, Portland, OR, May 2012 – Present (weekends, as needed)
• Provide group therapy in the Chemical Dependency, Adult Psychiatric, Women’s,
and Chronic Pain programs
• Participate in multidisciplinary treatment team meetings
• Conduct intake interviews and draft clinical formulations
• Develop treatment plans
• Conduct utilization reviews with insurance providers
• Facilitate discharge planning
Depression Group Facilitator
Providence Newberg (Tami Rogers, M.D.), Newberg, OR, 2009
• Co-facilitated an 8-week depression recovery discussion group
• Discussion followed DVD presentation entitled Depression Recovery by Neil
Nedly, M.D.
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Youth Treatment Specialist
Maple Lake Academy, Payson, UT, 2008 – 2009
• Provided milieu management and mentorship to teenagers with Asperger’s Syndrome or Nonverbal Learning Disorder (comorbid diagnoses often included
Reactive Attachment Disorder)
• Modeled formation of healthy relationships
• Aided the progress of treatment by filling the role of a caregiver and
implementing interventions specific to each individual
Youth Treatment Specialist
Provo Canyon School, Springville, UT, 2009
• Provided milieu management and supervision of youth in a residential treatment
center
• Collaborated with therapists to create opportunities for individual growth
Project Manager
ECPAT-USA, Brooklyn, NY, 2007
• Designed and implemented a program for inner-city teenagers to raise
awareness of child sexual exploitation and trafficking
• Led a youth group in an advocacy campaign, petitioning major hotel chains to
commit to more responsible policies by signing a code of conduct (thecode.org)
• Supported existing ECPAT-USA programs
References
Landon Poppleton, Ph.D.
Forensic Psychologist
NW Family Psychology
(360) 910-1522
208 E 25th Street
Vancouver, WA 98663
landonp@nwfamilypsychol
ogy.com
Winston Seegobin, Psy.D.
Director of Diversity
Graduate Department of
Clinical Psychology
George Fox University
(503) 554-2381
[email protected]
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John Kerrigan, Jr., Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Linfield College (retired)
(971) 237-1865
2461 SW Howard Drive
McMinnville, OR 97128