Dr. Ida Dickie C O N F I D E N T I A L R E S U M É

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1 1 Dr. Ida Dickie C O N F I D E N T I A L R E S U M É P E R S O N A L D E T A I L S PHONE: IDICKIE@SPALDING.EDU SKYPE: IDADICKIE SEE: FORENSICPSYCHOLOGYAND BALANCE.COM Licenced with the College of Psychologists of the Province of Ontario, Canada to practice Forensic Psychology (Academic Status). Licence # 4173 Licenced with the Board of Kentucky State Examiners to practice General Psychology, Licence # E D U C A T I O N H I S T O R Y 2003 Ph.D. Forensic Psychology, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON 1998 M.A. Psychology, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON 1996 B.A. (Honours) Psychology, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON 1990 B.A. (Minor, Psychology), Queen s University, Kingston, Ontario A W A R D S Kentucky Psychological Association: Jack Runyon Community Service Award. 1

2 2 P A N E L S A N D A P P O I N T M E N T CURRENT PRISM: National taskforce examining how to use Restorative Practice with Sexual violence on university campus. Juvenile Justice Advisory Board: Appointed by KY Governor SEJAY- Disproportionate Minority Youth Confinement sub-committee of JJAB Sex Offender Risk Assessment Board: Appointed by KY Governor PAST Sex offender Re-entry Task Force, KY, Offender Re-entry Task Force, KY State Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force, KY Kingston Sexual Assault Centre, Chair of Board Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre, Vice Chair P R O F E S S I O N A L M E M E B E R S H I P S CURRENT American Psychological Association Kentucky Psychological Association Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers International Association for Forensic and Correctional Psychologists present. 2

3 3 PAST Association for Cognitive and Behavioural Treatment Chair and Co-Chair Criminal Justice Special Interest group. Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers- State-Policy representative R E L E V A N T E M P L O Y M E N T H I S T O R Y FORENSIC CLINICAL EXPERIENCE CURRENT PRIVATE PRACTICE/CONSULTANCY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, USA Key Responsibilities: Evaluations Treatment Training Sexual Deviancy Evaluations Sexual Offender Risk Assessment Evaluations Civil Commitment Sexual Offender Evaluations Mental Health Evaluations for U Visa applications- Victims of Crime Expert testimony Manage treatment clinic for male offenders at community correctional Center at Dismas Charities, Louisville, KY and a Community Re-entry Transitional House. Treatment of Sex Offender/High Risk Offender individual and group treatment. Supervise psychological treatment for survivors of torture, offenders in mental health court, community re-entry transitional housing. Oversee Training in Power of Authority, Implicit Bias and Restorative Communication for all Louisville Metro Detention Officers and Louisville Metro Police Officer New Recruits. Deliver workshops on risk assessment including LSI-R, LS/CMI, VRAG, SORAG, HCR-20/SVR-20, Static 99-R. Workshops on evidence based treatment with offenders, motivational interviewing, ethics and boundaries issues within correctional settings, and Circles of Support and Accountability. 3

4 4 Consultation Consultation with community agencies on working with mentally disordered offenders. Consultant to universities creating graduate Forensic Psychology Programs. Consultant for correctional organizational change. Research Restorative Justice Louisville Inc. Families of Incarcerated Persons. Criminal Justice Commission, City of Louisville, : Appointed by Mayor. Consultation with Louisville Metro Police on programs that improve effective police interaction with youth. Consultation with city of Louisville Vision group on risk assessment tools for Day Reporting Center CURRENT PRIVATE PSYCHOLOGICAL PRACTICE/ CONSULTANCY Street Health Addiction Centre KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities: Provided staff consultation regarding intervention strategies with clients who are suffering from severe addiction who are difficult to engage in the change process and who are at risk of becoming involved with the Criminal Justice System. FORENSIC ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE CURRENT PROFESSOR SPALDING UNIVERSITY GRADUATE FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY DIRECTOR LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, USA Key Responsibilities: Responsible for the development and implementation of the forensic/correctional graduate program curriculum. Teach: Group psychotherapy, Introduction to Forensic psychology (Graduate and Undergraduate), Psychopathology, Ethics, Systems of Psychotherapy, Criminal justice Theories, Adult Forensic Assessment and Treatment and Juvenile Assessment and Treatment courses. Development of Forensic practicum training sites Market the FEA to community and national partners 4

5 5 Manage the Forensic Research Group produces conference presentations, posters and publications Facilitate through technology guest lectures with International Experts Inter-department collaboration of training related to the areas of Forensics and Justice Studies Established Forensic Social Work advisory committee to develop Forensic Social Work Curriculum at Spalding University Organized a CEU training event for Social Workers: Topic: What is Forensic Social Work Restorative Justice Training Peer Review Journal Articles and Books: Journal of Criminal Justice and Behavior, Sage Publishing; Journal of Assessment: Sage Publishing and Decoding the Ethics Code, by Celia B. Fisher, Sage Publishing, CURRENT PROFESSOR SPALDING UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE STUDIES LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, USA Key Responsibilities: Responsible for the development and implementation of the Undergraduate and Graduate Restorative Justice Studies program curriculum at Spalding University PROFESSOR SPALDING UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE AND LAW INSTITUTE (BSLP) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, USA Key Responsibilities: Institute was developed in partnership with the International Association of Correctional and Forensic Psychologists. Funding provided 68,000$. The purpose of the Behavioral Sciences, Policy and Law Institute was to provide a group of national and international interdisciplinary behavioral scientists and legal system stakeholders an opportunity to collaborate, synthesize, disseminate and implement interdisciplinary research and practice. 5

6 PROFESSOR AND CLINIC DIRECTOR SPALDING UNIVERSITY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, USA Key Responsibilities Operated an interdisciplinary training clinic involving graduate psychology, occupational therapy, social work and nursing students: Developed and implemented an inter-disciplinary treatment program for high risk male offenders between Contract provided by the Bureau of Justice. Funding: 64, CURRENT ONLINE INSTRUCTOR LOYALIST COLLEGE BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Introduction to Forensic Psychology: Course designed to teach students how the fields of psychology and law intersect and the applications of that intersection for forensic psychology. CORRECTIONAL EXPERIENCE PSYCHOLOGIST MAXIMUM SECURITY REGIONAL TREATMENT CENTER CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Co-chair of hospital ethics committee. High Intensity Sex Offender treatment: Group and Individual therapy delivered within a milieu setting with a multi-disciplinary team. Conducted Sexual Behaviour risk assessments. Experience using the PCL-R, VRAG, SORAG, VRS:SO, Static 99, SVR-20, HCR-20, LSI-R, Stable Provided psychological intervention for a variety of psychological disorders: depression, anxiety, substance abuse, schizophrenia. Developed after care plans for clients being released. Worked closely with restorative justice initiatives such as the Circles of Support and Accountability. 6

7 7 Developed program material and participated in the program accreditation process. Acted as program director. Supervised student placements PSYCHOLOGIST MEDIUM SECURITY WARKWORTH INSTITUTION CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Provided crisis intervention and psychological intervention dealing with a wide variety of psychological disorders and offenders. Critical stress management and debriefing for staff. Completed suicide, family violence, recidivism risk assessments PSYCHOMETRIST MSXIMUM SECURITY MILLBROOK CORRECTIONAL CENTER ONTARIO PROVINCIAL MINISTRY OF CORRECTIONS MILLBROOK, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Prepared risk assessment reports for the National Parole Board. Facilitated Anger Management treatment in a group setting. Individual counselling sessions targeting areas related to sexual behaviour problems, substance abuse treatment and life skills. Psychometric testing. Discharge planning. 7

8 8 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER SOLICITOR GENERAL OF CANADA, CORRECTIONS DIRECTORATE OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Responsible for the development, implementation and completion of research project included in the work plan of the Corrections Directorate. Developed and pilot tested a sexual self-regulation assessment instrument nationally and internationally. Experience administering and coding questionnaire packages. Statistical analysis and comprehensive report writing PROJECT OFFICER WOMEN OFFENDER SECTOR, NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Prepared an interview assessment tool for contractors to interview federal maximum-security offenders. Prepared an evaluation framework for the Creating Choices Initiative, a method of delivering Corrections to women offenders. Conducted research examining the maximum-security women offender population. Responsible for the national quarterly census of female offenders. Provided advice and analysis on policy matters as needed. Organized of a National Stakeholders meeting. Statistical and trend analysis of correctional issues. 8

9 PROJECT OFFICER SEX OFFENDER PROGRAM, CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA Key Responsibilities Responsible for the National Summary of Sexual Offender Programs Preparation of National Summary reports for all types of sex offender treatment programs delivered across Canada. P U B L I C A T I O N S Research Contracts United States Federal Parole (2016) Using a Risk Profile to make Treatment, and Supervision Recommendations for a Federal Sample of Child Pornography Offenders. Restorative Justice Louisville (2014). Evaluation of Restorative Justice Pilot Project in Louisville Juvenile Courts. Louisville Youth Detention Center, (2014). Evaluation of the Implementation of JARIS Risk Assessment Tool in Youth Detention Center. Spalding University Faculty Development Grant. J. (2011). he Problem of Sexual Assault on College Campuses. Dissertations and Thesis PhD Dissertation: An investigation of factors that influence treatment responsivity in incarcerated high-risk rapists. Chairs: Ralph Serin, PhD and Adelle Forth, PhD Comprehensive Exam: A comprehensive community management strategy for mentally disordered offenders. Masters Thesis: An information processing approach to understanding sympathy deficits in sexual offenders. Chair: Karl Hanson, PhD 9

10 10 Undergraduate Thesis: The relationship between psychopathy and sexual offending. Chair, Adelle Forth PhD Abstracts Dickie, I., Malcolm, B., & Forth, A. (1997). Correlates of the Psychopathy Checklist: Screening Version in Incarcerated Offenders. Canadian Psychology, 38(2a), 14. Dickie, I. & Hanson, K. (1998). An information processing approach to understanding sympathy deficits in sexual offenders. Canadian Psychology, 39(2a), 103. Dickie, I. (2007).Effective and Competent Forensic Psychologists: Reconciling Therapeutic and Forensic Roles with the Therapeutic Jurisprudence Model. International Congress on Law and Mental Health Proceedings June Padua, Italy. Posters Lederman, M., and Dickie, I. (Nov, 2015) Effectiveness of Reasoning and Rehabilitation 2 (R&R2) in a Community Corrections Setting ABCT, Chicago, IL. Dickie, I, O Keefe, N and Groff, B (2015). The effects of mindfulness-based interventions on the management of attitudes and behaviors of incarcerated men. APA, Toronto Ontario Dickie, I., Herman, L., Montgomery, A., Tapp, R., O Keefe, N., and Groff, Becky (Aug, 2014) The Effects of Mindfulness-Based Interventions on Mental Health Problems in Incarcerated Men. APA, Toronto, On, Canada Sutton, C., Dickie, I., Wilson, H., Licata, S., and Leibowitz, Z. (Oct, 2013) Understanding Motivation for Behavioral Change in the Offending Population. ABCT, Nashville,TN. Johnson, R., Dickie., I., VanNort, J., and Groff, R. (Oct 2013). The Violence Risk Scale: Sex Offender Version- Construct and Predictive Validity Using A Kentucky Department of Corrections Sample. Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. Chicago, Il. Fish; K., and. Dickie, I. (Oct 2013). Schema Therapy within a Community Corrections Population: An Exploration of Temperament, Neglect, Attachment, Schemas, and Risk. ABCT, Nashville, TN. Dickie, I, McCrary, K. Sutton, C. (April 2012) Self Reported Offender Risk: Is it the 10

11 11 Same as Clinician Rated? International Association of Forensic Mental Health Sciences. Novotney, J. Dickie, I. Mauntel, G. Wilson, H. (March, 2012) Implementation of Motivational Interviewing in a Correctional Setting: Benefits of Change. Mental Health Community corrections Conference. Dickie, I, Wilson H, & Ford S. (2011) Client Perceptions of the Healthy Lifestyles Program: An inter-disciplinary approach to re-entry with high risk offenders. Mental Health Community Corrections Conference, Chicago, Illinois. McCrary, K. Dickie, I, Fish, K, Novotney, J. (2008) The Relationship Between Pornography, Sexual Behavior Practices, and Sexual Violence in College Students. Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders, Dallas Texas. Boughner, K, Dickie, I, VanNort, J (2008) Dimensions of the Static-99 and Static- 2002: A five factor analysis. Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders, Dallas Texas. Dickie, I. (Oct, 2002). Replication of the MTC: R3 typology at RTC (O). Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. Dickie, I (June 1997). The utility of the Psychopathy Checklist- Screening Version with Incarcerated Sexual Offenders. Canadian Psychological Association Conference. Book Chapters Dickie, I and Maschi, T (2017). Collaboration and Care Coordination in T, Maschi Forensic Social Work. Articles Dickie, I. (2012). Training Forensic Psychologists at the proficient level: A proposed PsyD curriculum. The IAFCP Newsletter. Duncan, S., & Dickie I. (2012). Family Group Conferencing: A Pilot Project within the Juvenile Justice Court System in Louisville, KY. The Prevention Researcher. Looman, J., Dickie, I., & Maillet, G. (2008). Sexual Arousal among rapist subtypes. Journal of Sexual Aggression, Volume 14 (3), Dickie, I. (2008). Ethical Dilemmas, Forensic Psychology and Therapeutic Jurisprudence. Thomas Jefferson Law Review, Vol 30 (2),

12 12 Dickie, I. (2008). Forensic Psychology and Therapeutic Jurisprudence. Proceedings of the North American Corrections and Criminal Justice Psychology Conference. Reynolds, B, Reinhardt, A. & Dickie, I (2008) Training Needs for Graduate Students in Forensic Psychology. Proceedings of the North American Corrections and Criminal Justice Psychology Conference. Looman, J., Dickie, I., & Abracen, J. ( 2005). Responsivity issues in the treatment of sexual offenders. Trauma, Violence & Abuse, Vol 6 (4), Dickie, I. & Ward, Leanne. (1997). Women offenders convicted of robbery and assault. Forum, 9(2), Lavigne, B., Hoffman, L. & Dickie, I. (1997). Women who have committed homicide. Forum, 9(2), INVITED CONFERENCE/ WORKSHOPS/TRAINING SESSIONS Dickie, I, Fish, K, Selph, M, Burke, C (2017). Treatment of Anti-sociality International Association of Law and Mental Health. Prague, Czech Republic. Dickie, I., Sutton, C., Serin, R., and Casey, S. (2014). Offender Motivation and Sustaining Wellbeing in Offender Populations. Applied Psychology. Paris, France. Dickie, I. & Mills, L (2015). Using Restorative Justice Dialogues and Circles in Classroom Settings. Iroquois High school. High, L & Dickie I (2016). Using Offence Chains and Relapse Prevention Plans with Justice Involved Veterans. Dickie, I. (2015). Compassion Fatigue, Secondary Traumatic Stress, Vicarious Trauma and Burnout: No Matter how you say it; Family Law Cases are Hard on Us All. Family Law Conference, Frankfort Kentucky. Dickie, I. (2014). Restorative Justice and Compassion on College Campuses. Spalding University s Presidential Speaker Series. Dickie, I. (Oct 2013). Conceptualization Juvenile Delinquency. National Partnership and Juvenile Services. Louisville, KY. 12

13 13 Conference Presentations Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference (Apr, 2017). Breaking the School to Prison Pipeline: Trauma Informed Schools. Myrtle Beach, SC. Sixth Annual Dialogue on Diversity Conference. (April, 2017). The Implementation of Restorative Communication in Educational and Correctional Settings. Louisville, KY. 11 th International Conference on Conflict Resolution Education (March, 2017). Can the Teaching and Training of Restorative Conflict Resolution Communication Techniques Impact Levels of Job Stress, Job Satisfaction, and Organizational Commitment, at a Local Level of Law Enforcement? Columbus, OH. International Community Corrections Conference (Oct, 2016). A Framework for Trauma informed youth Justice. Toronto, Canada. Society for Police and Criminal Psychology, (Sept 2014) Mental Health Treatment of Police Officers: Keeping Officers Safe. Las Vegas, NV. Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (Nov 2012). Evidence based assessment and treatment in correctional populations. Washington, DC. International Community Corrections Conference. (Sept, 2012). From What Works to What Matters. Key Note Speaker: Edwin Megaree Award. Orlando, FL. Kentucky Crime and Delinquency Council (Jul, 2012) Healthy Lifestyles Program: Evidence based practice in a community correctional facility. Lexington, KY. International Community Corrections Conference. (Sept, 2012). Workshop: Evidence Based practices that promote client and organizational change in criminal justice settings. Orlando Florida. Mental Health and Corrections Conference (Apr, 2011). Workshop: Healthy Lifestyles: An inter-disciplinary approach to re-entry with high risk offenders. Chicago International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services. (Jun, 2011). Symposium: Risk, Need, Responsivity and/or Good Lives Model: Compatible or incompatible approaches. Barcelona, Spain. Mental Health in Corrections Conference, (Apr, 2011). Concurrent Workshop: Healthy Lifestyles: An interdisciplinary Approach to Re-entry with High Risk Offenders. Chicago, IL. 13

14 14 International Community Corrections Conference. (Oct, 2010). Presentation: How are ethics and human rights applicable when working with offenders? Louisville, KY. International Congress of Law and Mental Health. (Jun, 2009). Paper Presentation: The Risk Need Model of Offender Rehabilitation New York City, NY. Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Treatment, (Nov, 2008). Symposium: The Importance of Using Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Approach within the Criminal justice System. Orlando, FL. Kentucky Council on Crime and Delinquency (KCCD), (September, 2008). Deconstructing sexual Violence. Louisville, KY. John Jay Criminal Justice Conference (Jun, 2008). The Law and Effective Forensic Clinical Practice. Puerto Rico. Kentucky Sex Offender Assessment Training Board (May 2008). The Good Live Model, RNR and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Implications for Sexual Offender Assessment and Treatment., Louisville, KY. Ending Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Conference, (Dec 2007). Presentation: Circles of Support and Accountability: A novel approach to the management of high Risk Sex Offenders. Lexington, KY. Kentucky Council on Crime and Delinquency (KCCD) /Southern States Correctional Association (SSCA) Conference. (July, 2007). Presentation: Circles of Support and Accountability: A novel approach to the management of high Risk Sex Offenders. Louisville, KY. International Congress of Law and Mental Health. (Jun, 2007). Paper Presentation: Importance of Teaching Psychology Graduate Students the Therapeutic Jurisprudence Model. Padua, Italy North American Correctional and Justice Conference. (Jun, 2007). Symposium: Professional Issues in Practicing Forensic Psychology. Ottawa, Canada Mental Health in Corrections Conference, Kansas City (Apr, 2007), Circles of Support and Accountability. Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (Nov, 2005). Paper Presentation: An investigation of responsivity factors in a sample of highrisk rapists. 14

15 15 Human Services: Justice Co-ordination Network Conference. Kingston, Ontario (Nov, 2004) Presentation about Comprehensive Community Management Strategy for Mentally disordered Offenders Ontario Regional Psychological Group. Kingston, Ontario. (Oct, 2004). Responsivity Principle and Sexual Offender Treatment. Human Services: Justice Co-ordination Network Conference. Kingston, Ontario (Nov, 2004) Presentation about Comprehensive Community Management Strategy for Mentally disordered Offenders Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (Oct, 1998). Symposium: Empathy deficits in sexual offenders. Canadian Psychological Association Conference, (June 1998). Student Symposium: Topic- An information processing approach to understanding sympathy deficits in sexual offenders. Radio Shows Campus Connection. (Feb, 2011). Topic: Forensic Psychology. Spalding University Weekly Talk show. NPR. State of Affairs. (Apr, 2010). Topic: Therapeutic Jurisprudence with David Wexler. NPR. State of Affairs. (Sept, 2009). Topic: School Place Violence with Shelia Shuster and Nancy Gray. Workshops, Trainings and Meetings Spalding University (Oct 2017). Training Louisville Seminary in Circles of Support and Accountability. Spalding University (April 2016). Talking Circles Training for African American Male Offenders Returning to the Community. Louisville Metro Detention Center and Louisville Metro Police (Oct 2016-present). Power of Authority, Implicit Bias and Restorative Communication Training. Seven Counties Community Mental Health (Sept, 2016). LSI-R training for Mental Health Court. Dismas Charities, Private Correctional Facility- (Jun, 2011) - Two day Motivational Interviewing Training 15

16 16 Dismas Charities, Private Correctional Facility - (Oct, 2009) - Two day workshop: Motivational Interviewing Department of Corrections Annual Training (Oct. 2007). The Importance of risk Assessment in Correctional Work. CEU Workshop Louisville, KY (Aug, 2007): Teleconference hosted The Kentucky Psychological Association titled "School and Workplace Violence: Preparing for the Unthinkable" in 18 cities state wide. The workshop was designed primarily for mental health, medical and education professionals. Continuing education credits for physicians, nurses, psychologists and other mental health professionals are available. Sex Offender Treatment Training Board: Franklin, Tennessee (August 2003) Full Day Workshop- 4 Presentations of factors that influence treatment responsivity in the treatment of sex offenders. 1) Treatment responsivity 2) Incorporating the responsivity principle into the treatment of sex offenders. 3) Psychopathy and treatment responsivity 4) The treatment of psychopathic sex offenders. 16