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DEBRA WINGFIELD, Ed.D.

• Syndicated Author, Professional Trainer, Speaker

• Available for keynotes, conference breakout sessions, virtual training seminars.

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Conference Presentations:

Pikes Peak Domestic Violence Summit October 5-5, 2011, Colorado Springs, CO

Topic: Child Custody Disputes: Coercive Control Tactics

16th International Conference on Violence, Abuse, and Trauma and The National Summit on Interpersonal Violence & Abuse Across the Lifespan September 11-14, 2011, San Diego,, CA

Topic: Games Offenders Play: Coercive Control Tactics across Multiple Settings

Colorado SOMB 5th Annual Conference July 13-15, 2011, Breckenridge, CO

Topic:  Games Offenders Play: Coercive Control Tactics across Multiple Settings

Colorado SOMB 3rd Annual Conference in conjunction with the DVOMB July 8-10, 2009, Breckenridge, CO

Topic: Family Violence ACE-Based Treatment: A Multidisciplinary Holistic Approach

Teleseminars Presented:

2007- Present 

Presented through House Of Peace Publications Virtual Training Center                         

• Batterers Coercive Control Tactics in Relationships
• Criminogenic Needs: Domestic Violence, Child Abuse, Substance Abuse: The Intersections
• Criminogenic Needs: Effects of Violence on ChildrenDV Clinical Interviewing
• DV Laws
• DV: Motivational Interviewing
• DV Offender Typologies and Types of Abuse
• DV: Program/Client management and Program Development 101
• DV Victims Legal Issues
• Female Offender Treatment Part I:
• Female Offender Treatment Part II:
• Forensic Assessment and Evaluation for DV
• Forensic Therapy
• Impact of Domestic Violence on Victims
• Offender Self Management, Offender Accountability & Offender Contracts
• Ongoing Assessment: Skills and Tools & Offender Responsivity to Treatment
• Role of Victim Advocate in Domestic Violence Offender Treatment
• Trauma Issues
• Treatment Within the Criminal Justice System
• Victim Dynamics
• Transformational Journaling for Healing Souls—Q & A

2008-2009       Presented through Awaken The Author Within

                              Twice weekly Author Coaching with small groups

Contact Dr. Wingfield's office to discuss training and conference presentations

Pueblo West, CO 81007

719-647-0652

e-mail: drdebra@houseofpeacepubs.com

Books, Articles, Training Manuals:

Wingfield, D. (2011). Through a Child’s Voice: Transformational Journal. Pueblo West, CO: Wingfield House of Peace Publications.

Wingfield, D. (2008). From darkness to light: Your inner journey. Pueblo West, CO: Wingfield House of Peace Publications.

Wingfield, D. (2007). Transformational journaling for recovering souls: 15 guided techniques to recreate your life. Pueblo West, CO: Wingfield House of Peace Publications.

Wingfield, D. (2000). Adult children from dysfunctional families:  A psychoeducational group facilitators manual (revised). Aurora, CO: Author.

Wingfield, D. & Blocker, L. S. (1998). Development of a certificate training curriculum for domestic violence counseling. Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling, 18(3), 86-94.

Wingfield, D. (1995). Domestic violence victims and the mental health practitioner. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence VOICE, Summer.

Wingfield, D., and Landman, S. (1994). Treating court-ordered clients: The rewards and pitfalls of a marriage between mental health and criminal justice. Colorado Domestic Violence Coalition Newsletter Winter, 3.

Wingfield, D. (2000). Weekly thought journal for teens. Aurora, CO: Author.

Wingfield, D., Wingfield, C., & Shea, E. (1994). Student assistance program training manual for K-12 school personnel. Pueblo, CO: Author.

Wingfield, D. (1988).  Adult children from dysfunctional families: A psychoeducational group facilitator’s manual. Greeley, CO: Author.

Awards and Nominations:

Regis University, School for Professional Studies, Graduate Programs, Fall, 1997, “Excellence in Teaching” Award.

Committees and Boards:

2008-present        Pueblo County Human Relations Commission-Gang Task Force

2007-present        RAINN Speakers Bureau

2001- 2002;  2009 - Present

                                 Pueblo County Domestic Violence Task Force

1999 – 2001          Aurora Prevention Partnership—Community Awareness Committee Chair

Building Assets in Aurora’s Youth

1999 – 2001          Restorative Juvenile Justice Assets Roundtable--Colorado    

1999 – 2001          CHAI  (Community Help and Abuse Information) Speaker's Bureau

1997 – 2000          CCADV Perpetrator Containment Committee

1994 – 2000          Colorado Domestic Violence Legislation Committee

1994                        Planning Committee “Beyond Abuse and Addiction...

Integrating Theory and Practice”

1994-1996               Violence Prevention and Education Team of Pueblo

1993-1996               Pueblo County Domestic Violence Task Force

1992-1993               Weld County Domestic Violence Task Force

CURRICULUM VITAE

Education:

Doctor of Education Degree—Counselor Education/Professional Psychology (CACREP approved program) University of Northern Colorado--1993

Post Graduate Courses—Family Therapy—University of Wyoming--1980    

Master of Arts Degree—Counseling and Organizational Psychology—University of West Florida--1975

Bachelor of Arts Degree—Psychology—University of West Florida—1973

Licenses/Certification:

Licensed Professional Counselor—State of Colorado #941--since 1994 (Emphasis:  Marriage and Family Therapy)

Certified Domestic Violence Counselor— 10th, 13th, and 19th Judicial Districts Colorado

Research:

Doctoral Dissertation:  Perceptions of Family of Origin Dynamics by Adults from Alcoholic, Abusive and Chronic Illness Families, March, 1993.

Master’s Thesis:  Transactional Analysis:  Intensive Versus Time-Spaced Counseling To Improve Self-concept Among College Students, September, 1975.

Counselor Teaching Experience:

1994- 2001        
University of Southern Colorado, now Colorado State University-Pueblo
Pueblo, Colorado
Position:  Adjunct professor
Department:  Social Work/Sociology/Psychology

Develop and teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Domestic Violence Counseling, Addiction Treatment, and Psychology.  Taught courses in classroom and through correspondence study.  Modified courses for on-line distance education. (Many Domestic Violence Workshops integrated into courses.)

1994-2001          
Regis University, Denver, Colorado
Position: Affiliate Professor
Department:  Psychology/Counseling

Provide course consultation for distance education program.  Teach graduate courses in psychology and counseling in classroom and distance education format.  

1992- 1993      
University of Colorado-Denver, Denver, Colorado
Position:  Adjunct Professor (Master’s Degree Program)           
Department:  Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education

Responsible for teaching existing courses as requested by the department.       

1990-1992       
University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado,
Position:    Practicum Student in College Teaching (Master’s and Doctoral programs)
Department:  Division of Professional Psychology

Duties:  Responsible for assisting regular faculty in teaching courses in Family Therapy, and Understanding and Counseling Minorities

1985-1990          
Metropolitan State College of Denver, Denver, Colorado
Position:   Adjunct professor      
Department:  Psychology
Department: Human Services            
Department: Women’s Studies

Duties:  Responsible for teaching existing courses in psychology, addictions, and family therapy theory.  Responsible for developing courses in dysfunctional family processes, stress management, goal setting, and time management.

1989       
Aims Community College, Greeley, Colorado
Position:    Part-time Instructor     
Department:  Psychology
Duties:  Responsible for developing and teaching courses in psychology and human relations.         

1989        
Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado
Position:    Continuing Education Instructor
Department:  Psychology
Duties:  Responsible for developing and teaching courses in psychology and human relations.

Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Intervention/Treatment and Training Experience:

January, 1999-to present     
Private Training and Program Evaluation Consulting Practice                                           

Train and educate mental health professionals and community members about family violence, addictions, and prevention options. Provide program development, design, and evaluation consultation to programs addressing prevention, intervention, and treatment of family violence, substance abuse, and school/community violence. 

April, 1988 to January, 1999              
National Institute for Addictive Behaviors, Inc., Aurora, Colorado
Position:  Executive Director    

RESEARCH FOCUS--Develop and implement agency programs in training, program development, and program evaluation.  Develop grant proposals to fund agency programs.  Train workshop participants in prevention, intervention, and treatment of Family Violence and Substance Abuse.  Presented over 50 workshops based on extensive experience and literature review.

PROGRAM FOCUS--Provide counseling services to individuals, groups, and families. Supervise therapists in individual, group, and family therapy. Supervise Domestic Violence Treatment providers.  Administer agency services; direct staff in execution of position.  Manage agency including budget preparation, board reports, recruitment and staff training.  Represent agency on local/statewide committees connected to mission.

February, 1995 to January, 1996          
Parkview Hospital Family Counseling Center, Pueblo, Colorado
Position:  Clinician   

Provide counseling services. Provide specialized psychoeducational treatment groups to Domestic Violence Offenders. Provide individual counseling to victims of all types of abuse. Supervise student interns.

May, 1991 to April, 1992          
Centennial Mental Health Center, Ft. Morgan, Colorado

Position:  Doctoral Internship—Counselor/Staff Development; Provide counseling services to individuals, groups and families primary emphasis abuse victims of all ages.  Develop and provide in-service training to staff in the areas of individual, family, couple, and group therapy. Team member of program evaluation unit.