CURRICULUM VITAE
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D.
Work Mailing Address:
St. Edward’s University
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences
3001 South Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78704
Work Phone: (512) 448-8708
Work E-Mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 2008, October
Rutgers University
Department of Psychology, Clinical Psychology Program
Dissertation:
M.S.
2005, May
Rutgers University
Department of Psychology, Clinical Psychology Program
Thesis:
B.A.
2002, May
Client-guided Treatment Development for Worried Drinkers of Various
Sexual Orientations (Advisor: Barbara S. McCrady, Ph.D.)
Quantitative Differences in Drinking Within Alcoholic
Couples (Advisor: Barbara S. McCrady, Ph.D.)
Hunter College of the City University of New York
Department of Psychology
CURRENT POSITIONS
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience, St. Edward’s University
LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION
Licensed Psychologist, Texas #36672 (2016 – present)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Rhode Island #PS01202 (2010 – 2016)
National Register Health Service Psychologist, ID#53890 (2013 – present)
Provisionally Licensed Psychologist, Texas #36672 (2013 – 2016)
Fellowship Candidate, American Board of Clinical Psychology
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
2012 –
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience, St. Edward’s University
2009 – 2012
Instructor of Psychology
Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 1
2007 – 2009
Teaching Fellow
Department of Psychiatry, Boston University School of Medicine
2007 – 2009
Clinical Fellow
Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
2005 – 2006
Graduate Fellow and Instructor
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University
APPOINTMENTS AT HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL CENTERS
2012 – 2016
Research Associate and Clinical Consultant, Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2010 – 2012
Staff Psychologist, Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2009 – 2010
Psychologist-in-Training, Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2008 – 2009
Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Returning Veterans
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2007 – 2008
Clinical Intern, Substance Abuse Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
LOCAL TEACHING AND INVITED TRAININGS
2016, Spring
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 (2 sections) – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs each
2016, April
Guest Lecturer, Personality Disorders
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in two sections of Theories of Personality
2016,
February
Guest Lecturer, Overview of Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
2016,
February
Panel Organizer and Discussant, Family and Parenting Issues
2016, Spring
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in Human Sexuality
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in Human Sexuality
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 (2 sections) – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs each
2015,
October
2016,March
Guest Lecturer, Child Development Demonstration
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in four sections of Child Development
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 2
2015, Fall
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 (2 sections) – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs each
PSYC 3340 – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 4359 – Research and Field Experience, 3 credit hrs
2015, Spring
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 (2 sections) – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs each
CAPS 4360 – Capstone, Psychology Topics, 3 credit hrs
2014,
October
2015,
February
2014,
November
2016, April
Guest Lecturer, Child Development Demonstration
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in four sections of Child Development
2014,
November
2015,
November
Panel Discussant, Clinical Perspectives on Treating Addiction
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduate freshman enrolled in Sex and Drugs and Counterculture: Neuroscience
Meets Cultural Studies
2014, Spring
Undergraduate Courses
Guest Lecturer, Personality Disorders
St. Edward’s University
Recipients: Undergraduates enrolled in three sections of Theories of Personality
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 (2 sections) – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs each
CAPS 4360 – Capstone, Psychology Topics, 3 credit hrs
2013, Fall
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 2349 – Counseling the Chemical Dependent, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 4359 – Research and Field Experience, 3 credit hrs
2013, Spring
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2320 – Introduction to Counseling Skills, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 2326 – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3340 – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3438 – Research Methods, 4 credit hrs
2012, Fall
Undergraduate Courses
St. Edward’s University
PSYC 2326 (2 sections) – Chemical Dependency Issues, 3 credit hrs each
PSYC 3340 – Counseling and Guidance, 3 credit hrs
PSYC 3438 – Research Methods, 4 credit hrs
2012, April
Green, K.E. & Tooley, E. Motivational Interviewing: Beyond the Basics
VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Predoctoral clinical interns, postdoctoral fellows, and staff
2011,
September
Green, K.E. Diversity and Inclusion in VA Boston
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology and VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Predoctoral clinical interns
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 3
2011 – 2012
Quarterly Seminar Series on Diversity and Inclusion
VA Boston Healthcare System, Harvard Medical School, and Boston University School of Medicine
Coordinated this continuing education series provided to trainees and staff in the Psychology and Mental
Health Service Lines at VA Boston
2011,
September
Green, K.E. Psychodiagnostic Evaluation of Individuals Seeking Treatment for Substance Use
Disorders
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Predoctoral clinical interns
2011, April
2012, May
Green, K.E. & Roy, Monica. Treatment Development for New and Existing Mental Health
Programs
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Postdoctoral fellows
2010 – 2012
Addictions Journal Club
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System
Developed and coordinated this monthly journal club for trainees and staff involved with substance abuse
treatment clinics at the Brockton Campus of the VA Boston Healthcare System.
2010 – 2012
Substance Use Disorder and PTSD Clinical Forum
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System
Co-coordinated this monthly forum for trainees and staff that included case presentations, didactic
presentation, and clinical discussion of issues related to assessment and treatment of substance use
disorders and PTSD.
2010, July
Green, K.E. How to Use Motivational Interviewing in a Rehabilitative Setting
VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: VA Boston mental health providers, nurses, and health technicians
2009 – 2011
Instructor, Motivational Interviewing Seminar
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System
Co-taught this weekly training seminar for psychiatry residents provided as integral part of the curriculum on
evidence-based psychosocial treatments
2009,
October
Green, K.E. Progressive Treatment for PTSD and Substance Use Disorders
VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: VA Boston nurses and physicians
2009, 2010,
2011
Green, K.E. VA Boston Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
2009
Green, K.E. Diversity Issues in VA Boston
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Applicants to the Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology and VA Boston Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychology Program
VA Boston Healthcare System
Recipients: Predoctoral and postdoctoral level clinical fellows
2005 – 2006
Instructor, Undergraduate Seminar in Alcohol Use Disorders
Department of Psychology, Rutgers University
Co-taught this bi-weekly seminar for advanced undergraduate students
REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL INVITED TRAININGS
2013, August
Atlanta, GA
Couples Therapy with LGBTQI Substance Abusers
Behavioral Couples Therapy for Substance Use Disorders Training Workshop
Department of Veterans Affairs
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 4
2013, August
Atlanta, GA
Couples Therapy with LGBTQI Partners
Cognitive Behavioral Couples Therapy for PTSD Training Workshop
Department of Veterans Affairs
2013, July
Webcast
Addressing Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Family Therapy
Advanced Training in Family Therapy Series
Department of Veterans Affairs
2013, August
2013, June
2012, August
Atlanta, GA
Albany, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Couples Therapy with LGBTQI Partners
Integrated Behavioral Couples Therapy Training Workshop
Department of Veterans Affairs
2012, May
Milford, MA
Substance Use in Military and Veteran Personnel
Military Peer Support Program Annual Training Series
Massachusetts Department of Corrections
2012, March
New Orleans, LA
Couples Therapy with LGBTQI Partners
Integrated Behavioral Couples Therapy Training Workshop
Department of Veterans Affairs
2011,
October
Webcast
An Introduction to Intimate Partner Violence Victimization: An EvidenceBased Roadmap for Clinicians (in collaboration with K.M. Iverson)
Evidence-based Practice Institute
2011, April
Boston, MA
Green, K.E. Assessment and Treatment Planning for Substance Use
Disorders
Departments of Clinical and Counseling Psychology
University of Massachusetts
2010,
December
Boston, MA
2009, April
Boston, MA
Green, K.E. Psychotherapy with Veterans: An Introduction to Clinical Issues
Departments of Clinical and Counseling Psychology
University of Massachusetts
Green, K.E. Mental Health and Psychotherapy Issues for Returning OEF/OIF
Veterans
Department of Counseling Psychology
University of Massachusetts
CLINICAL POSITIONS
2016 –
Licensed Psychologist
Independent Practice, Austin, TX
2010 – 2012
Staff Psychologist
Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2010 – 2012
Forensic Evaluator
Conduct disability assessments for mental health disorders
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2009 – 2012
Consultation Liaison
Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2009 – 2010
Psychologist-in-Training
Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 5
2008 – 2009
Clinical Postdoctoral Fellow
Center for Returning Veterans and Substance Abuse Treatment Program
VA Boston Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2008 – 2009
Consultation Liaison
Center for Returning Veterans
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2007 – 2008
Clinical Intern
Substance Abuse Residential Treatment Program and General Mental Health Clinic
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2007 – 2008
Consultation Liaison
Substance Abuse Residential Treatment Program
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2005 – 2007
Clinician-in-Training
Program for Addictions Consultation and Treatment (PACT)
The Psychological Clinic, Rutgers University
2004 – 2007
Clinical and Research Interviewer
Women’s Treatment Project-II
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University
AREAS OF CLINICAL EXPERTISE
o
Evidence-based psychosocial assessment





o
Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV
Form 90 Assessment
Timeline Followback Interview
Important People and Activities Interview
Use of standardized self-report measures to inform diagnosis and treatment planning
Evidence-based psychosocial treatment








Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
Motivational Interviewing and Motivational Enhancement Therapy
Behavioral Couples Therapy
Community Reinforcement and Family Therapy
Exposure Therapies for PTSD
Acceptance-based Therapies and Mindfulness Techniques
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Contingency Management Interventions
o
Psychotherapy with sexual and gender minorities and their families
o
Re-adjustment counseling for Veterans and their families
o
Use of new technologies to improve access to and quality of mental health services
o
Needs assessment, program development, program evaluation, and quality improvement initiatives
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 6
CLINICAL INNOVATIONS
o
Biofeedback for Impulse Control Deficits and Cravings
I am in the process of evaluating the efficacy of biofeedback training in conjunction with a cognitive-behavioral
intervention to help individuals better regulate their emotional responses to arousing stimuli. This intervention is
being delivered to two groups of participants: those who report difficulty with impulsivity and those who report
difficulty with cravings for alcohol or drugs.
o
Relationships in Recovery
I developed this manual-guided relationship skills intervention that integrates various evidence-based techniques in
a recovery framework and was designed to be delivered in group or individual format. This intervention was attends
to multiple types of relationships and focuses on the interplay between interpersonal relationships and recovery
efforts. This novel relationship skills training program for individuals in recovery from substance use and mental
health disorders has improved the quality of treatment for Veterans and has been delivered in individual and group
format in both residential and outpatient treatment programs in the VA Boston Healthcare System. Clinical
research on its effectiveness is ongoing. Additionally, I am in the process of preparing a self-help book based on the
client workbook that I use in clinical practice.
o
Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment (I-ADAPT)
I developed the procedures and content for this intensive outpatient program for substance use disorders. This
manual-guided treatment program integrates multiple modalities of evidence-based therapies (e.g. cognitivebehavioral, motivational, contingency management, interpersonal, mindfulness, acceptance). The development
and implementation of this new intensive outpatient treatment program has improved the quality and continuity of
care for Veterans in VA Boston. Program evaluation and clinical research efforts are ongoing.
o
Implementation and Pilot Testing of the Brief Addiction Monitor in the VA Boston Healthcare System
I was the site leader for this national VA effort; pilot tested and implemented the infrastructure for this measure as
part of the national phase 1 rollout. This measure is now being used in outpatient and residential settings, and has
improved the quality and standardization of assessment within substance abuse treatment programs in VA Boston.
o Implementation of Contingency Management intervention for substance use disorders in the VA Boston
Healthcare System
I was the site leader for this national VA effort; pilot testing and developing procedures for implementing evidencebased contingency management interventions into substance abuse treatment clinics. This project has the capacity
to improve patient care by establishing the capacity to provide this type of intervention locally. Program evaluation
and clinical research efforts are ongoing.
SUPERVISORY AND TRAINING POSITIONS
2012 –
Advisor and Supervisor to Undergraduate Student Interns (Research and Teaching Assistants)
Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience, St. Edward’s University
2013 – 2015
Clinical Trainer and Consultant
Veterans Healthcare Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs
2010 – 2014
Research Advisor to Predoctoral Psychology Interns
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
2010 – 2012
Clinical Supervisor to Predoctoral Psychology Interns
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
2008 – 2012
Clinical Consultant to Psychiatry Residents and Peer Clinicians
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System and
Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 7
2007 – 2009
Clinical Supervisor to Graduate Student Interns
VA Boston Practicum Program
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
2016 –
Chair, Institutional Review Board
St. Edward’s University
2015 –
RFE Coordinator, Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience
St. Edward’s University
2012 –
Founder and Chair, Helping Professions Forum
St. Edward’s University
2015 – 2016
Vice Chair, Institutional Review Board
St. Edward’s University
2013 – 2016
Co-Chair, Faculty Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
St. Edward’s University
2010 – 2013
Mentor, APAGS Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Mentoring Program
American Psychological Association for Graduate Students
Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Concerns
2009 – 2012
Clinical Director and Program Manager, Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of
Treatment (I-ADAPT)
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2009 – 2012
Chair, Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2008 – 2009
Trainee Representative, Postdoctoral Fellowship Training Committee
VA Boston Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2007 – 2008
Trainee Representative, Internship Training Committee
Boston Consortium in Clinical Psychology
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2004 – 2007
Student Representative to the Clinic Advisory Committee
Rutgers University Department of Psychology and
Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology
2003 – 2004
Graduate Student Representative to the Clinical Faculty
Rutgers University Department of Psychology
HONORS AND AWARDS
2016
Presidential Excellence Summer Grant
St. Edward’s University
2016
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences Faculty Research Award
St. Edward’s University
2015 – 2017
Scholarship, Pedagogical Innovation, and Creative Expression (SPICE) Award
St. Edward’s University
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 8
2015
Presidential Excellence Summer Grant
St. Edward’s University
2014
BSS Summer Development Award
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, St. Edward’s University
2013
Professional Development Grant
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, St. Edward’s University
2013
Summer Institute in Instructional Technology Award
St. Edward’s University
2013
Presidential Excellence Summer Grant
St. Edward’s University
2012
Professional Development Grant
School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, St. Edward’s University
2012
Outstanding Performance Award
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2011
Outstanding Performance Award
Psychology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System
2003 – 2007
T32 Graduate Fellow, Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Institutional Training Grant
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University
2000
Dean’s List
Hunter College of the City University of New York
1999
Member
Psi Chi International Honors Society in Psychology
1998, 1999
Dean’s List
University of Colorado – Boulder
COMMITTEE SERVICE
2013 –
Institutional Review Board Member
St. Edward’s University
2012 –
Faculty Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
St. Edward’s University
2012 – 2014
Teaching, Learning, and Technology Roundtable
Representative for the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences
St. Edward’s University
2009 – 2012
VA Boston Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
VA Boston Healthcare System (served as Chair 2009 – 2012)
2009 – 2010
Opioid Review Committee
VA Boston Healthcare System
2008 – 2011
Suicide Prevention Committee
VA Boston Healthcare System
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 9
COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES
2016 –
2016 –
2013 –
2012 –
Volunteer
Clinician
Give an Hour
Volunteer
Clinician
Disaster Response Network of the Texas Psychological Association
Founder and
Faculty Advisor
St. Edward’s University Chapter of Keep Austin Caring
Founder and
Volunteer
Keep Austin Caring – Austin, TX
I am a volunteer clinician for this national organization that offers pro bono
psychotherapy to military members, Veterans, and their families.
I am a volunteer clinician for this state-wide group of clinicians who have volunteered
to provide psychological services in disaster situations.
In collaboration with two of my Teaching Assistants, we established a new Student
Organization at St. Edward’s University. This chapter of Keep Austin Caring continues
the mission of preparing and distributing care packages for the homeless. The mission
also is being extended to include liaison activities between the SEU community and
local organizations that help the homeless.
Prepare and distribute care packages to the homeless population in Austin, TX
EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES
2013 –
Ad hoc Reviewer, Journal of Homosexuality
2013 –
Ad hoc Reviewer, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors
2012 –
Ad hoc Reviewer, Culture, Health, & Society
2011 –
Ad hoc Reviewer, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
2010 –
Editorial Board Member, Addiction Research and Theory
2009 –
Ad hoc Reviewer, Journal of Clinical Psychology
2009 – 2010
Ad hoc Reviewer, Addiction Research and Theory
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
2016
2015 –
2014 – 2015
2013 –
Faculty Advisor to
Undergraduate
McNair Scholar
Depression and Aggression in Children: Parent Perspective
Principal
Investigator
SEU Diversity Survey
Faculty Advisor to
Undergraduate
Student
Temporal Sensory Deprivation and the Sensory Heightening Effects
Principal
Investigator
Evaluating the Efficacy of Biofeedback Training for Adults with Impulse
Control Deficits
Student Researcher: Mayra Ortega
St. Edward’s University
St. Edward’s University
Student Researcher: Julian Copado
St. Edward’s University
St. Edward’s University
2013 – 2015
Faculty Advisor to
Undergraduate
McNair Scholar
Biofeedback and Impulsivity Reduction in Adults with TBI
Student Researcher: Angelica Rangel
St. Edward’s University
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 10
2013 – 2015
Principal
Investigator
Multicultural Focus Group Feedback on the Relationships in Recovery
Intervention
St. Edward’s University
2013, Spring
2012, Fall
2009 –
Principal
Investigator
Undergraduate Research Projects for Research Methods Course
Principal
Investigator
Undergraduate Research Projects for Research Methods Course
Principal
Investigator
Evaluation of the I-ADAPT Protocol for Treatment of Substance Use
Disorders
St. Edward’s University
Social Factors that Influence Sexuality in College Students
The Impact of Single-Gender Secondary Education on Academic Achievement
Evaluating Violent Media’s Impact on Fear and Anxiety in Developing Children
Evaluating Intimacy as a Mediator Between Cultural Experiences and Relationships
St. Edward’s University
The Evaluation of Neuroticism Among College Students Who Use Nicotine
Demographic Differences in the Bystander Effect Among Undergraduate Students
Evaluation of the Correlation between Personality Traits and Religiosity
Evaluating the Impact of Parental Divorce on College Students
Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System (IRB Protocol #2262)
2008 – 2012
Co-Investigator
(PI: Deborah Brief)
Measuring Substance Abuse Disorders in OIF/OEF Veterans Seeking VAMC
Services
VA Boston Healthcare System
2008 – 2012
2008 –
Co-Investigator
Transgender Research Project
(PI: Jillian Shipherd)
National Center for PTSD, VA Boston Healthcare System (IRB Protocol #1685)
Principal
Investigator
Relationships in Recovery: A Pilot Study of Relationships Skills Training for
Veterans in Early Recovery from Substance Abuse
VA Boston Healthcare System, IRB Protocol #2407
Principal
Investigator
2005 –
Client-guided Treatment Development for Worried Drinkers of Various
Sexual Orientations
Rutgers University and VA Boston Healthcare System, R&D Protocol #10293
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
2006 – 2007
2003 – 2007
Graduate Fellow
Testing CBT Models and Change Mechanisms for Alcohol Dependent Women
(PI: Elizabeth E.
Epstein)
NIAAA: R01AA017163-02
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Graduate Fellow
Testing Alcohol Behavioral Couples Therapy for Women
(PI: Barbara S.
McCrady & Elizabeth
E. Epstein)
NIAAA: R37AA07070
Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
SCHOLARSHIP
* identifies co-authors who were mentored students/trainees
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS:
Gobin, R.L.*, Green, K.E., & Iverson, K.M. (2015). Alcohol misuse among female veterans: Associations with
interpersonal violence exposure and mental health. Substance Use and Misuse, 50(14), 1765-1777.
Green, K.E., Bux Jr., D.A., & Feinstein, B.A.* (2013). Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals. In:
nd
McCrady, B.S., Epstein, E.E. (Eds.), Addictions: A comprehensive guidebook, 2 ed. New York, NY: Oxford
University Press, pp. 819-835.
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 11
Green, K.E., & Feinstein, B.* (2012). Substance use in lesbian, gay, and bisexual populations: An update on
empirical research and implications for treatment. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 26, 265-278.
Shipherd, J.C., Mizock, L.*, Maguen, S., & Green, K.E. (2012). Male-to-female transgender veterans and VA health
care utilization. International Journal of Sexual Health, 24, 78-87.
Green, K.E. (2011). Barriers and treatment preferences reported by worried drinkers of various sexual orientations.
Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 29, 45-63.
Cohn, A.M., Epstein, E.E., McCrady, B.S., Jensen, N., Hunter-Reel, D., Green, K.E., & Drapkin, M.L. (2011). Pretreatment clinical and risk correlates of substance use disorder patients with primary depression. Journal of
Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 72, 151-157.
Shipherd, J.C., Green, K.E., & Abramovitz, S.* (2010). Transgender clients: Identifying and minimizing barriers to
mental health treatment. Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health, 14, 94-108.
Epstein, E.E., Green, K.E., & Drapkin, M.L. (2010). Relapse prevention for depression in individuals with substance
use disorders. In: Richards, C.S., Perri, M.G. (Eds.), Relapse prevention for depression. Washington, DC:
American Psychological Association, pp. 227 – 249.
Green, K.E., & Iverson, K. (2009). Computerized cognitive-behavioral therapy in a stepped care model of
treatment. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 40, 96-103.
Green, K.E., Pugh, L.A., McCrady, B.S., & Epstein, E.E. (2008). Unique aspects of female-primary alcoholic
relationships. Addictive Disorders and Their Treatment, 7, 169-176.
Green, K.E., Worden, B., Menges, D, & McCrady, B.S. (2008). Alcohol use disorders. In: Hunsley, J., Mash, E.J.
(Eds.), A Guide to Assessments that Work. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 339 – 369.
MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW:
Green, K.E. (under review). Advising families and friends on how to help a loved one struggling with addiction. The
Texas Psychologist.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION:
Green, K.E. & Cortez, A.* (in preparation). Teaching counseling practices at the undergraduate level: A flipped
classroom example.
Green, K.E. (prospectus in preparation). Relationships in Recovery: A Relationship Skills Workbook for Individuals in
Recovery from Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders.
Green, K.E., McCrady, B.S. & Epstein, E.E. (in preparation). Comparisons of social network substance use reported
by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and heterosexual worried drinkers.
Green, K.E., McCrady, B.S., & Epstein, E.E. (in preparation). Discrepant drinking and relationship functioning in a
clinical sample of female alcoholic couples.
MATERIALS FOR PATIENTS AND LAY COMMUNITY:
Green, K.E. Relationships in Recovery: A Guide to Help Individuals in Recovery from Substance Abuse Repair Damaged
rd
Relationships and Build Healthy Relationship, 3 edition [unpublished patient workbook]. Austin, TX: 2013.
Green, K.E. Current Challenges: Substance Use Disorders. [educational brochure for patients and the lay
community]. Boston, MA: 2011.
Green, K.E. What Do Your Peers Think About I-ADAPT? [educational program evaluation handout]. Brockton, MA:
2011.
Green, K.E. I-ADAPT Quality Improvement Efforts for 2011. [educational brochure for patients and the lay
community]. Brockton, MA: 2011.
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 12
Green, K.E. Relationships in Recovery: A Guide to Help Individuals in Recovery from Substance Abuse Repair Damaged
nd
Relationships and Build Healthy Relationship, 2 edition [unpublished patient workbook]. Boston, MA:
2011.
Green, K.E., Brief, D., & Abramowitz, A. Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment (I-ADAPT):
nd
Client Workbook, 2 edition. [unpublished patient workbook]. Brockton, MA: 2011.
Green, K.E. I-ADAPT: Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment. [educational brochure for patients
and the lay community]. Brockton, MA: 2010
Green, K.E., Brief, D., & Abramowitz, A. Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment (I-ADAPT):
st
Client Workbook, 1 edition. [unpublished patient workbook]. Brockton, MA: 2009.
Green, K.E. ACT Now to Prevent Suicide. [educational brochure for patients and the lay community]. Boston, MA:
2009.
Green, K.E. Substance Abuse Treatment Services in VA Boston Healthcare System. [educational brochure for patients
and the lay community]. Boston, MA: 2009.
Green, K.E. Relationships in Recovery: A Guide to Help Individuals in Recovery from Substance Abuse Repair Damaged
st
Relationships and Build Healthy Relationship, 1 edition [unpublished patient workbook].Boston, MA: 2008.
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS:
St. Edward’s University Diversity Committee. Promoting a Diverse Faculty: Preliminary Report to the Vice President
of Academic Affairs. [unpublished administrative planning report]. Austin, TX: Fall 2012.
Green, K.E. Training Manual for Clinical Interns in Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs. [unpublished
manual]. Brockton, MA: 2012.
Green, K.E. Overview of Historical Factors Impacting LGBTQI Military History. [educational handout for mental
health professions]. Brockton, MA: 2012.
Green, K.E. LGBTQI References and Resources. [annotated bibliography and list of organizations serving sexual and
gender minorities]. Brockton, MA: 2012.
Green, K.E. I-ADAPT Training Manual for Clinical Interns. [unpublished manual]. Brockton, MA: 2011.
VA Boston Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion. Sociocultural Diversity of Mental Health
Practitioners, Researchers, and Support Staff in the VA Boston Healthcare System. [unpublished research
report]. Boston, MA: 2011.
VA Boston Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion. Initial Goals and Future Directions for
Enhancing Diversity and Inclusion in the VA Boston Healthcare System Psychology Service. [unpublished
administrative planning report]. Boston, MA: 2011.
CLINICAL GUIDELINES, PROTOCOLS, AND STANDARDS OF CARE:
VA Boston Psychology Service Committee on Diversity and Inclusion. Management of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual
(LGB) Veteran Patients. Patient Care Memorandum-11-065-LM, Boston, MA: November 2012.
Green, K.E. Intensive Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program of Treatment (I-ADAPT) Policies and Procedures Manual.
[clinical policies and procedures manual]. Brockton, MA: 2009, 2011.
Green, K.E., Daly, E., & Brief, D. Substance Abuse and Returning Veterans Postdoctoral Fellowship: Trainee Manual.
[clinical procedures manual].
Green, K.E., Trezza, G., & Brief, D. Procedural Manual for VA Boston Jamaica Plain Substance Abuse Residential
Rehabilitation Treatment Program. [clinical procedures manual]. Boston, MA: 2008.
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 13
ABSTRACTS AND PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS:
Green, K.E., McCrady, B.S., & Epstein, E.E. (2015, June). Social Network Alcohol Use and Social Support:
Comparisons of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Heterosexual Worried Drinkers. Poster presented at the annual
convention for the Research Society on Alcoholism, San Antonio, TX.
Towe, S.*, Tooley, E.*, Litwack, S.*, & Green, K.E. (2012, March). Evaluation of an integrated evidence-based
intensive outpatient program for dually-diagnosed Veterans. Poster presented at the Harvard Medical School
Medical Education Day, Boston, MA.
Topor, D. R., Bauer, M. S., AhnAllen, C. G., Bayog, J. A., Braun, M. M., Dickey, C., Festin, F. E., Green, K. E., Levitt,
J. J., Kirshner, L., Mushrush, G. J., Poster, M. F., Presskreischer, B., Rasmusson, A., & Walton, H. M. (2010,
October). Project IMPART: A model curriculum for training psychiatry residents in empirically validated
psychotherapies. Poster presented at the Harvard Medical School Medical Education Day, Boston, MA.
Walton, H. M., Trezza, G. R., & Green, K.E. (2010, October). Great idea, but…: Improving diversity training in the
context of institutional barriers. Paper presented at the annual Diversity Challenge Conference at the
Institution for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture, Boston College, Newton, MA.
Green, K.E., & Brief, D. (2010, April). Relationships in recovery: A pilot study of group format relationship skills training
for veterans in recovery from substance abuse. Poster presented at the VA Research Week Poster Session,
VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, MA.
Topor, D.R., Bauer, M.S., AhnAllen, C.G., Bayog, J.A., Braun, M.M., Dickey, C., Festin, F.E., Green, K.E., Levitt, J.J.,
Kirshner, L., Mushrush, G.J., Poster, M.F., Presskreischer, B., Rasmusson, A., & Walton, H.M. (2010,
March). Project IMPART: A model curriculum for training psychiatry residents in empirically validated
psychotherapies. Poster presented at the Mysell Lecture Series, Harvard Medical School Department of
Psychiatry, Boston, MA.
Green, K.E., & McCrady, B.S. (2009, November). Barriers to treatment seeking and treatment preferences for worried
drinkers of various sexual orientations. Poster presented at the annual convention for the Association for
Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, New York, NY.
Abramovitz, S.M.*, Green, K.E., & Shipherd, J.C. (2008, November). Barriers to healthcare utilization in a
transgender sample. Poster presented at the annual convention for the Association for Behavioral and
Cognitive Therapies, Orlando, FL.
Green, K.E., Abramovitz, S.M.*, & Shipherd, J.C. (2008, April). Barriers to healthcare utilization in a sample of
transgender veterans and non-veterans. Poster presented at the Mysell Lecture Series, Harvard Medical
School Department of Psychiatry, Boston, MA.
Green, K.E., Epstein, E.E., & McCrady, B.S. (2007, July). Changes in drinking patterns over treatment and recovery:
Patterns of relapse. Poster presented at the annual convention for the Research Society on Alcoholism,
Chicago, IL.
Green, K.E., Epstein, E.E., Fischer-Elber, K., & McCrady, B.S. (2006, June). Drinking patterns and relationship
satisfaction of treatment-seeking alcoholic females and their male partners. Poster presented at the annual
convention for the Research Society on Alcoholism, Baltimore, MD.
Green, K.E., Clark, V.L., McCrady, B.S., & Epstein, E.E. (2005, November). Comorbid eating and alcohol use
disorders: Do they require specialized treatment? Poster presented at the annual convention for the
Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, Washington, D.C.
Green, K.E., McCrady, B.S., Epstein, E.E., & Labouvie, E.W. (2005, June). Do couples that drink together stay
together? Within couple drinking differences in alcoholic couples. Poster presented at the annual convention
for the Research Society on Alcoholism, Santa Barbara, CA.
Green, K.E., Epstein, E.E., & McCrady, B.S. (2004, November). Comorbid alcohol dependence and Axis I disorders: A
comparison of female alcoholics and their male partners. Poster presented at the annual convention for the
Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, New Orleans, LA.
Green, K.E., McCrady, B.S., Epstein, E.E., & Pugh, L. (2004, June). Drinking pattern incongruence as a predictor of
relationship dissatisfaction. Poster presented at the annual convention for the Research Society on
Alcoholism, Vancouver, Canada.
Kelly E. Green, Ph.D. (updated 8/17/2016) – page 14