Gloria So-Lloyd, Ph.D., P.C. Licensed Psychologist.

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1 Gloria So-Lloyd, Ph.D., P.C. Licensed Psychologist South Boulevard Suite 100 Edmond, Oklahoma (405) (office) PROFESSIONAL LICENSURES/CERTIFICATION Licensed Psychologist (License #1007) Oklahoma State Board of Examiners of Psychologists ( current) Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) (License #1261) Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Worker ( current) Certified Provider for Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) through the state of Oklahoma (2002) Coached parents and children to enhance positive interaction with an emphasis on skills such as describing, reflecting, imitating, and praising which serve as a foundation for disciplining and boundary setting. Certification in Instructional Effectiveness Training Program (30 hour training) ( ) Topics: Delivery of Instructional Content, Powerful Presentations with Multi-media, Identifying & Retaining At- Risk Students, Designing Instructional Content, Teacher-Student Relationship, Building Better Tests, Active Learning Processes, Advising Students, Student Learning Styles, Grading, On Becoming Motivated, Working with Culturally Diverse Students, Classroom Questioning Techniques, Developing a Psychologically Secure Environment, Large Class Lecture Techniques and Creating a Web syllabus. Certified Criminal Justice Specialist (CCJS) (License #16319) National Association of Forensic Counselors (October June 1998) Master Addictions Counselor (MAC) (License #16319) National Association of Forensic Counselors (October June 1998) Certified Trainer for Group Preparation and Selection: Model Approach to Partnerships in Parenting (MAPP) offered by the Child Welfare Institute (48 hour training) (May 1995) Certified to conduct training for prospective foster and adoptive parents. Certified Trainer for Managing Aggressive Behaviors (MAB) offered by the National Resource Center For Youth Services (38 hour training) (July 1995) Licensed Social Worker (License #01006) Iowa State Board of Social Work Examiners ( )

2 EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology (American Psychological Association accredited) OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, Stillwater, Oklahoma Master of Social Work UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, Norman, Oklahoma Bachelor of Arts CONCORDIA COLLEGE, Moorhead, Minnesota Majors: Social work, Organizational Communication CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Gloria So-Lloyd, Ph.D., P.C., Edmond, Oklahoma President and owner Provide psychological services/treatment to children, adolescents, adults, married couples and families. Specialized in ADHD, parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT), mood disorders, life adjustment issues, relational issues, behavioral issues and trauma/abuse issues. Paul G. Tobin, Ph.D., P.C., & Ann E. Benjamin, M.Ed., LLC., Edmond, Oklahoma Post-doctoral Fellowship in Psychology (June 1, January 28, 2006) Provided outpatient psychological services to children and adults. Issues include sexual abuse, trauma, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, depression, general anxiety, performance anxiety, social skills problems, marriage difficulties, parent-child relationship etc. North Care Behavioral and Social Services, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Outpatient Therapist (October January 2005) Provided individual, and family psychotherapy. Client ages range from 4 to 60 Issues include physical abuse, sexual abuse, parents divorce, attachment problem, conduct disorder, depression, adjustment disorder, trauma and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, etc. Responsible for treatment plans and on-going monitor plans for child and adult patients on a community outpatient basis. Oklahoma State Health Consortium, APA accredited Pre-doctoral Internship ( ) Director: Thomas Vaughn, Ph.D. ABPP (licensed psychologist) The University of Oklahoma, Counseling and Testing Services, Norman, Oklahoma Pre-doctoral psychology intern (August August 2002) Facilitated individual, couple, and group therapy; and offered psychological/career assessments to the college population. Offered outreach services to the college campus and surrounding community on crisis intervention, MBTI (personality assessment), sexual assault on campus. Worked with a diverse population including Euro-Americans, Chinese, Asian Indians, Vietnamese, Hispanics, Europeans, and Native Americans. Coordinated a public seminar/workshop on Native Americans and mental health. Primary site supervisor: Herbert Spencer, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Oklahoma Health Department, Norman Child Guidance Center, Norman, Oklahoma Pre-doctoral psychology intern (March August 2002) Provided individual and family therapy for children and adults. Offered psychological assessments to children aged 4 to 12 on language-based and non-language-based learning disabilities, ADHD, etc. Received training for Parent-Child Interaction Therapy through the State Health Department.

3 Received training for PREP Oklahoma Initiative, which is a relationship enhancement coaching program for pre-marital, married couples, initiated by previous Governor Frank Keating. Bethesda Alternative Incorporated, Norman, Oklahoma Pre-doctoral psychology intern (March August 2002) Provided psychological evaluation for sexual offenders in outpatient treatment program. Secondary site supervisor: Raymond H. McCaffrey, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Jim Thorpe Integris Rehabilitation Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Pre-doctoral psychology intern (August February 2002) Provided individual, group and family therapy to patients in the rehabilitation settings for traumatic brain injury, stroke and spinal cord injury. Administrated neuro-psychological assessments for the elderly patients. Offered psycho-educational group for young adults who have been arrested for drunk driving. Supervisor: Rebecca Adcock, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Saint Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Doctoral Practicum Student (June July 2000) Facilitated individual, couple, family, group therapy and offered psychosocial assessments at the Adult Inpatient Unit (including severely mentally ill patients) and the Substance Abuse Unit. Provided individual and couple therapy as well as psychological testing at the Outpatient Behavioral Clinic. Observed neuropsychological assessments at the Rehabilitation Unit. Supervisors: Donald Chesler, M.D. (psychiatrist) Carrie Winterowd, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Rockey Robbins, Ph.D. (psychologist) Janet Spradlin, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Psychological Services Center, Stillwater, Oklahoma Doctoral Practicum Student (August May 1999) Performed intake assessments for adults and children; and provided individual therapy for adults on personality disorders, substance abuse, sexuality, depression, co-dependence, self-esteem, intimacy, relationships, and single parenting. Supervisors: John Romans, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Donald Boswell, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) AmeriCare of Oklahoma, Stillwater, Oklahoma Contract Medical Social Worker (October August 2001) Provided home health services including psychosocial assessment, short-term emotional support, making referrals to community resources for the homebound elderly clients (aged 65 to 100) and their families. Lutheran Social Service, Tulsa, Oklahoma Social Worker (December August 1998) Provided 24-hour emergency foster care placement for children (aged 0 to 9) in the emergency custody of the Department of Human Services. Developed an orientation program, performed home studies, and trained prospective foster parents. Supervised placements for neglected and abused children through home visits to foster families. Assessed children s needs and made appropriate referrals to the community resources. Advocated children for long-term placement under DHS. Educated public on foster care. Organized and led support groups for foster parents and children. Supervised masters level social work intern students.

4 Siouxland Mental Health Center, Sioux City, Iowa Psychotherapist (May November 1994) Provided individual, family, marriage, and group psychotherapy. Client ages ranged from 5 to 70s. Issues included divorce, panic attack, depression, sexual abuse, chemical dependency, co-dependence, adjustment disorder, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, etc. Designed and led psycho-educational group on ADHD. Performed intake assessments, designed treatment plans and on-going monitor plans for patients on an outpatient basis. Assessed/gatekept patients for inpatient psychiatric services in state hospital. The Family Center, Norman, Oklahoma Masters Practicum Counselor (September May 1992) Provided individual, family and group counseling on relationships, self-esteem, depression, womens issues, sexuality, and eating disorders. West Middle High School, Norman, Oklahoma Masters Practicum Counselor (September May 1992) Developed group curriculums, and facilitated psycho-educational groups on self-esteem, children from divorced families, and grief. Provided individual counseling to students. OTHER CLINICAL/VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, Tulsa, Oklahoma Volunteer Counselor (October April 1998) Provided individual counseling for inmates in an adult county jail on adjustment difficulty, relationship and family problems. Prison Fellowship, Sioux City, Iowa and Tulsa, Oklahoma Volunteer Counselor (April April 1998) Facilitated discussion and support groups for inmates and their families in county jails (Iowa) and at Eddie Warrior Correctional Facility, Taft, Oklahoma. Womens Resource Center, Norman, Oklahoma Volunteer Counselor (December May 1992) Received training on the dynamics of rape and abuse and offered emotional support to clients through legal process (protective order). Catholic Family Service, Fargo, North Dakota Practicum Student (May August 1991) Performed adoption search, involved in marriage seminars, revised a referral booklet, assisted in grant writing, established a standardized evaluation form for internal evaluation. Presented in public workshops on family communication, mass media, and sexuality. Rape and Abuse Crisis Center, Fargo, North Dakota Volunteer Advocate (September August 1991) Received training on topics such as Myths and Facts about Sexual Assault, Acquaintance Rape, Cycles of Violence, Emotional Reactions, Effect on Children, Myths and Facts about Child Sexual Abuse, and Protective Order, Symptoms of Drug Dependency, Characteristics of Minority Family Systems. Provided support to abused people through crisis line.

5 Hospice, Fargo, North Dakota Volunteer Worker (September May 1991) Received training on the dynamics of death and dying and served as volunteer worker for helping terminally ill people and families through their grieving process. Lutheran Social Services, Moorhead, Minnesota Volunteer worker ( ) Offered practical assistance and emotional support to new immigrants in the Refugee Resettlement Program through home visits. Dorothy Day House, Moorhead, Minnesota Volunteer worker ( ) Kitchen help at homeless shelter. Society of the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drug Abusers (SARDA), Hong Kong Volunteer worker (November August 1989) Organized and planned activities with clients working on substance abuse/addiction; and visited clients in rehabilitation homes. American Psychological Association - Member PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Division 30 member: Society of Psychological Hypnosis which is devoted to exchanging scientific information, advancing appropriate teaching and research, and developing high standards for the practice of hypnosis. Oklahoma Psychological Association Former Member The National Association of Developmental Disabilities (NADD) - membership ( ) Brain Injury Association of Oklahoma - membership ( ) Toastmaster International - Vice-president of Education (1996) and Vice-president of Public Relations (1997) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Advanced Toastmaster, Bronze