FULBRIGHT & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Clinical Neuropsychology Cognitive Rehabilitation

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1 FULBRIGHT & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Clinical Neuropsychology Cognitive Rehabilitation Clinical Neuropsychology Richard L. Fulbright, Ph.D. Traci Rosvall, Ph.D. Supervised by Richard L. Fulbright, Ph.D. Elizabeth A. Thompson, M.S., L.P.A. Case Management Jody L. Fulbright, M.S., L.P.C. Office Coordinator Bhavika Parmar, B.S. Professional Credentials: CURRICULUM VITAE RICHARD L. FULBRIGHT, PH.D Licensed Psychologist (Texas License #23160) Licensed Psychologist (New Mexico License # 1117) Education: 8/79-5/85 University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas (UTHSCD) Dallas, Texas (APA Approved, 1986) Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology Dissertation: Neuropsychological Correlates of Alzheimer's Disease (see below). 9/75-5/78 Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas B.S. (Summa cum Laude) Major Area: Psychology Work and Professional Experience: 8/87 - Present Independent practice in neuropsychology and clinical psychology. Practice focuses on neuropsychological evaluation, cognitive rehabilitation, and psychotherapeutic treatment of brain-impaired individuals. Practice has focused on evaluation and programmatic rehabilitative treatment of traumatic brain injury, dementias, neurocognitive aspects of movement disorders, and adult adaptation to neurodevelopmental disorders, especially autism spectrum disorders. Practice activities have included establishing a therapy group for individuals with mild brain impairment (of all etiologies), development of an inpatient neurobehavioral stabilization unit, and neuropsychological consultation/intervention in various rehabilitation and psychiatric settings. Assessment of Dementia and neurocognitive aspects of movement disorders have become an increasing focus of our work. Forensic neuropsychological evaluation and expert testimony also comprise some portion of practice Preston Road Suite 350 Dallas, Texas Tel: 972/ Fax: 972/ Drfulbright@FulbrightRehab.com

2 Page 2 2/2010-present Adjunct Faculty, Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Supervision and mentoring of Master s thesis students. 11/93 11/09 Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Supervision and training of neuropsychology fellowship trainees. 1/88-10/93 Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Science, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (formerly UTHSCD). Training and supervision in neuropsychological assessment for Rehabilitation Science students and Clinical Psychology doctoral students and interns. 1/93-1/95 Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychology, Southern Methodist University. Taught two graduate and undergraduate-level courses in introductory clinical neuropsychology, 1993 & /87-3/89 Group therapist for Incest Recovery Association of Dallas. Served as cotherapist in a group for adult survivors of sexual abuse. 12/86-7/87 Staff Psychologist, Mary Ellen Hayden, Ph.D. Cognitive remediation, psychotherapy, vocational rehabilitation, and supervision of subdoctoral therapists in post-acute rehabilitation program for brain-impaired outpatients. Patients seen through Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation (Dallas), Medical Center Del Oro and Outpatient Clinic (Houston), and Project ReEntry at Houston (a post-acute cognitive rehabilitation program for brain-impaired adults). Also provided clinical consultation to the inpatient rehabilitation staff at Medical Center Del Oro. 6/86-12/86 Interim Director, Department of Psychology, Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation. Neuropsychological assessment, individual and group psychotherapy, cognitive remediation, and behavior management with brain and spinal cord injured patients. Administrative duties included supervision of subdoctoral and students, interdisciplinary program development, and regulation of budget. 8/85-5/86 Neuropsychology Staff (Post-doctoral Intern), Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation. Neuropsychological evaluation, group and individual psychotherapy and behavior management with brain damaged patients (primarily head injury and stroke victims). Also provided ongoing consultation with other disciplines and with family members to facilitate optimal patient management and adjustment. 5/85-8/85 Contract Psychology Staff Worker (part-time), Dallas Child Guidance Clinic. Psychological assessment of physically and sexually abused children, adult sexual offenders, and abusive and neglectful parents referred by Dallas County Child Welfare Department.

3 Page 3 Predoctoral Training Experiences: 9/84-12/84 Visiting Instructor, Psychology Department, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. Taught undergraduate level course in abnormal psychology. 6/83-9/84 Training Fellowship, UTHSCD Neuropsychology Laboratory. Jim Hom, Ph.D., Supervisor. Coordination of neuropsychology laboratory activities, including administration and interpretation of neuropsychological testing, neuropsychological consultation with other professionals and disciplines, training and supervision of other students in neuropsychological assessment, and research in brain-behavior relationships. 3/83-5/83 Psychology Intern, Parkland Memorial Hospital Adult Inpatient Psychiatric Unit. Psychological assessment, group therapy with acutely psychotic adults. 6/82-5/83 Psychology Intern, Parkland Memorial Hospital Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic. Outpatient psychotherapy with adults, initial treatment evaluation, psychological assessment. 6/81-5/82 Psychology Intern, University Affiliated Center. Psychological assessment of developmentally delayed, neurologically impaired and emotionally disturbed children in a multidisciplinary training facility. 6/81-8/81 Psychology Intern, Parkland Memorial Hospital Psychiatry Consult- Liaison Service. Psychological consultation and assessment of medical patients with psychiatric complications. 9/80-8/81 Psychology Intern, Parkland Memorial Hospital Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic. Outpatient psychotherapy with adults (individual, marital, & family), initial treatment evaluation, psychological assessment. 6/80-8/80 Psychology Intern, Terrell State Hospital Medicaid/Geriatric Unit. Intake evaluation, psychological assessment, and individual psychotherapy with patients with dementia with severe behavioral disturbances and chronic major psychiatric illness. 6/80-5/82 Psychology Intern, Parkland Memorial Hospital Psychiatry Emergency Room. Evaluation and disposition of patients with psychiatric emergencies, with some crisis intervention. 6/80-5/83 Psychology Intern, Southwestern Adult Clinic, Southwestern Medical School. Three years of individual training in ongoing individual and marital psychotherapy with adults, with a focus on various psychotherapy modalities. 6/78-6/79 Psychiatric Aide, Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital. 10/77-1/78 Practicum student, Dallas County Children's Emergency Shelter. 6/77-7//77 Practicum student, S.M.U. Autism Workshop.

4 Page 4 Research Experience: 5/83-5/85 Dissertation research in neuropsychology (see below). Jim Hom, Ph.D., Supervisor. 4/81-1/82 Research Assistant, N.I.M.H. Stepfamily Research Project. Richard Warshak, Ph.D. & John Santrock, Ph.D., Supervisors. Construction of test instruments, preliminary data analysis. 1/80-9/80 Research Assistant, U.S. - Mexico Inhalant Abuse Project. Maurice Korman, Ph.D., Supervisor. Data collection in the field with chronic inhalant abusers. Dissertation Research: Neuropsychological Correlates of Alzheimer's Disease. My doctoral dissertation research at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas was completed in April 1985, under the direction of Jim Hom, Ph.D. My research involved an investigation of the neuropsychological status of patients medically diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease as compared to that of normally aging individuals. This study investigated a broad range of neuropsychological functions and demonstrated major cognitive deficits in all areas of more complex cognitive functioning in the Alzheimer group which clearly surpassed the age-associated deficits of the normal aging group. However, simple sensory and motor functions were found to be intact in the Alzheimer group. Although memory functions were the most potent discriminators between the two groups, attention, concentration, and abstraction abilities were also found to be comparably impaired in the Alzheimer group. Publications: Fernández, A. L. & Fulbright, R. L. (2015). Construct and Concurrent Validity of the Spanish Adaptation of the Boston Naming Test. Applied Neuropsychology: Adult, 1-8. doi: / Wang, S.P., Fulbright, R.L., Trussell, L.H., Winkler, M.E., & Davis, H.P. (1997). The effect of head injury and age on Tower of Hanoi performance. Poster presentation at 1997 American Psychological Society Annual Convention. Presentations: 5/13/2017 Neuropsychological Testing and Cognitive Challenges in Parkinson s Patients: Invited lecture for the Parkinson s Lecture Series of the Parknson Voice Project, Richardson, TX. 2/9/2017 Altered Mental States: Key Data for the Diagnostician. Invited Grand Rounds Address to the Medical Staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen. 12/5/2016 Dementias Associated with Parkinson Disease. Educational Seminar presented to staff any Clinical Fellowship Year speech pathology graduate students at the Parkinson Voice Project, Dallas, Texas. 1/15/2016 Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Updated Research & Treatment Concepts. Invited presentation to the Texas Health Ben Hogan Concussion Center Plano. 1/10/2013 Acquired Neurobehavioral &Cognitive Impairment in ICU Survivors: Delirium

5 Page 5 Detection & Management. Invited Grand Rounds, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen. 3/17/2012 Sudden Onset Dementia. Invited workshop presentation to the DFW Case Management Society of America 20th Annual Conference, Irving, Texas. 5/11/2011 Practical Management of Cognitive Deficits in Parkinson's Disease: Invited presentation to patients and staff of the Texas Voice Project for Parkinson disease. 11/9/2010 Cognitive Aspects of Parkinson Disease. Invited presentation to the American Parkinson s Disease Association, North Texas Chapter, Parkinson s Group of Collin County Support Group. 9/17/2010 Panel Discussion on Parkinson Disease. Speak Out! Speaking Out for Parkinson s Conference, Richardson, Texas. 9/15/2010 Less Visible Disabilities: Foundations for Life Care Planning with the Atypical Case. Invited presentation: Post-Conference Workshop, 2010 International Symposium of Life Care Planning, Orlando, Florida. 2/26/2010 Parkinson Disease: Preliminary Analysis of Neuropsychological Findings in Clinical Practice. Presentation to Texas Voice Project. 2/22/2010 Cognitive Aspects of Parkinson Disease. Invited presentation to the Parkinson s Support Group of Tarrant County 12/14/2009 Cognitive Aspects of Parkinson Disease. Invited presentation to the caregivers workgroup of the Texas Voice Project. 9/4/2009 Parkinson Disease: Preliminary Analysis of Neuropsychological Findings In Clinical Practice. Presentation to the Baylor Movement Disorders Clinic quarterly meeting. 7/1/2009 Neuropsychological Testing: A Consumer s Guide to Expert Neuropsychology Services. Invited lecture to the American Association of Nurse Legal Consultants, Dallas Chapter. 11/10/2008 Cognitive Changes in Parkinson Disease. Presentation to the membership of the Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society monthly meeting. 9/11/2007 Neuropsychological Testing: A Consumer s Guide to Expert Neuropsychology Services. Invited lecture to the American Association of Nurse Legal Consultants, Dallas Chapter. 11/18/2004 Clinician in the Courtroom: Forensic Issues for the Journeyman Psychologist. Workshop presented to the Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas. 2/7/2004 Clinician in the Courtroom: Forensic Issues for the Journeyman Psychologist. Invited workshop presented to the Bexar Psychological Association, San Antonio, Texas. 11/8/2003 Neuropsychological Issues in School Age Children: Identifying Neurocognitive Differences in the Educational Setting. Invited lecture to the Parent-to Parent first Annual Conference, Lancaster, Texas. 11/7/2003 Clinician in the Courtroom: Forensic Issues for the Journeyman Psychologist. Workshop presented to the Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas. 11/7/2003 Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Half-day workshop presented to the Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas.

6 Page 6 10/30/2003 Cognitive Rehabilitation and Normal Aging. Invited lecture to the Gerontology Special Interest Group of the Dallas Psychological Association. 8/21/2003 Cognition and Epilepsy: Compensatory Strategies. Invited presentation to the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater North Texas (North Dallas Chapter Chapter), Dallas, Texas. 7/29/2003 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis. Teleconference presented for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Lone Star Chapter. 7/1/2003 Neuropsychological Evaluation and Treatment. Invited lecture to Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas 4/4/2003 Neuropsychological Evaluation of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Invited presentation to the Neuropsychology Section of the Division of Psychology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 3/21/2003 Evaluation and Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Invited address to the Dallas Psychological Association Neuropsychology for Psychologists Conference. 3/14/2002 You Are Your Brain. Appearance on The Doc Shop radio talk show with Paul Hamilton, M.D. and guest Carol Lewis, M.D., FM, Dallas. 2/7&14/2003 Traumatic Brain Injury. Appearance on The Doc Shop radio talk show with Paul Hamilton, M.D., FM, Dallas. 1/10/2003 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis. Invited address to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Lone Star Chapter. 10/27/2002 Brain Injury & Cognitive Rehabilitation: Making Cognitive Rehabilitation Generalize to Real Life. Invited Presentation to the Dallas Brain Injury Association. 10/3/2002 Legislative Issues for Psychology in Texas. Informal presentation to the Dallas Psychological Association monthly meeting. 11/15/2001 Cognitive and Behavioral Effects of Multiple Sclerosis: A Guide for Caregivers of Younger Adults in Nursing Homes. Invited lecture presented at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Lone Star Chapter, Irving, Texas. 9/20/2001 Epilepsy and Memory: Causes and Management Techniques. Invited presentation to the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater North Texas (North Dallas Chapter Chapter), Dallas, Texas. 8/14/01 Epilepsy and Memory: Causes and Management Techniques. Invited presentation to the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater North Texas (Irving Chapter), Irving, Texas. 8/2/01 Matching Therapy Programs to Patient Needs: Optimizing Cost-Effective Recovery from Brain Injury. Invited presentation at the Brain Injury Association of Texas Annual Convention, Irving, Texas. 8/2/01 Traditional and Complementary Treatment Modalities in Acquired Brain Injury. Invited presentation at the Brain Injury Association of Texas Annual Convention, Irving, Texas. 4/10/01 I Made It! So Now What? Invited presentation to Grey Matters Brain Tumor Support Group, Plano, Texas. 9/7/00 Mild Brain Impairment: Definition, Diagnosis, and Treatment. Half-day workshop presented at the Joint Oklahoma and Texas Psychological Associations Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas.

7 Page 7 9/25/99 Dealing with Cognitive Issues in Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture presented to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter, Southwest Dallas Branch. 11/17/99 MMPI-2: Personality Test Or Organic Symptom Scale? Lecture presented to Parkland Memorial Hospital psychology interns, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 5/21/99 Cognitive Rehabilitation Outcomes. Lecture presented to neuropsychology interns and predoctoral/postdoctoral fellows at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 10/20/98 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning. Lecture presented to the North Texas Aphasia Group at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders. 10/6/98 Neurobehavioral Syndromes Following Brain Injury: Medical and Neuropsychological Management. Lecture presented to the Brain Injury Association of Dallas, Plano chapter. 4/9/98 Assessing Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Lecture presented to Parkland Memorial Hospital psychology interns, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 3/15/98 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning. Lecture presented to the 1998 Dallas- Fort Worth Case Manager Society of America Annual Workshop. 11/8/97 Executive Dysfunction Following Milder Brain Injury: Definition, Diagnosis and Rehabilitation. Co-presenter: Karen K. Brewer, Ph.D. Three-hour convention workshop presented at the Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Austin, Texas. 8/26/97 Neurobehavioral and Neurocognitive Issues in Children. Inservice presented to staff at the Vanguard Preparatory Academy. 8/2/97 Multiple Sclerosis: Medical, Cognitive, and Neurobehavioral Issues. A Perspective for the Psychotherapist. Invited workshop presented for National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 6/27/97 Rehabilitation of Executive Function in Mild/Moderate Brain Injury. Lecture presented to professional staff at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation. 5/31/97 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture provided at Annual Education Conference, National Multiple Sclerosis Society. 3/20/97 Assessing Mild Brain Trauma. Lecture presented to clinical psychology doctoral students and Master s degree rehabilitation science students at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 3/18/97 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Traumatic Brain Injury. Lecture presented to Plano Brain Injury Association. 3/13/97 Neuropsychology and Cognitive Rehabilitation. Lecture presented to the medical staff of Baylor University Medical Center. 10/12/96 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture provided at Annual Education Conference, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Central Texas Chapter. 6/1/96 Cognitive and Emotional Adjustment to Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture provided at Annual Education Conference, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 4/12/96 Introduction to Neuropsychological Assessment and Rehabilitation. Lecture to

8 Page 8 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residents at Parkland Memorial Hospital Residency Program, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 4/3/96 Rehabilitation of Executive Function in Mild and Moderate Brain Injury. Inservice to MetraHealth Insurance Company case management staff and adjustors. 3/20/96 Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Definition, Diagnosis, and Treatment. Inservice presentation to MetraHealth Insurance Company case management staff and adjustors. 12/15/95 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning in Mild and Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury. Lecture presented to the Neuroscience Group at Medical City Dallas Hospital. 12/1/95 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning in Mild and Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury. Lecture presented to Psychiatry Grand Rounds, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 11/18/95 Coping with Multiple Sclerosis: Cognitive and Neurobehavioral Issues. Lecture presented at the Newly Diagnosed Educational Series, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 8/12/95 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning in Mild and Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury. Workshop presented at the 1995 Annual Statewide Conference of the Texas Head Injury Association. 6/3/95 Cognitive Issues and Coping in MS. Workshop presented at the 1995 Educational Conference, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 11/12/94 Neurobehavioral Disorders: Medical and Behavioral Management. Copresenter: John-Claude Krusz, Ph.D., M.D. Workshop presented at Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Houston, Texas. 11/11/94 Rehabilitation of Executive Functioning in Mild and Moderate Brain Injury. Co-presenter: Wendy K. Ringe, B.S. Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Houston, Texas. 10/17/94 Multiple Sclerosis. Panel discussion with John Claude Krusz, Ph.D., M.D. on Health Insights with Jocelyn White, KGBS AM Radio, Dallas Texas. 10/9/94 Dealing with Invisible Illness. Presentation given to the Implant Device Education Association Statewide Conference, Plano, Texas. 9/19/94 Closed Head Injury. Panel discussion with John Claude Krusz, Ph.D., M.D. on Health Insights with Jocelyn White, KGBS AM Radio, Dallas Texas. 5/28/94 Coping with Multiple Sclerosis: Cognitive and Neurobehavioral Issues. Lecture presented at the Newly Diagnosed Educational Series, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 5/8/94 Neurobehavioral Aspects of Multiple Sclerosis: Medical and Behavioral Perspectives. Lecture presented with John-Claude Krusz, Ph.D., M.D. at the Annual Educational Conference of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 2/23/94 Cognitive Issues in Multiple Sclerosis: Implications for the Rehabilitation Setting. Lecture presented to the Outpatient Clinic Staff at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation, Dallas, Texas. 10/1/93 Mild Brain Impairment: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment. Workshop

9 Page 9 presented to Workers Compensation and liability adjusters at Home Insurance Company, Dallas, Texas. 9/9/93 Cognitive Issues in Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture presented to the Plano/Richardson MS Support Group, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 8/20/93 Mild Brain Impairment: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment. Workshop presented to Workers Compensation and liability adjusters at Home Insurance Company, Dallas, Texas. 5/8/93 Cognitive Issues in Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture presented at the Annual Educational Conference, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 3/26/93 Forensic Issues: Neuropsychology in the Courtroom. Joint presentation with J.D. Crowder, M.D. at Psychiatry Grand Rounds, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. 1/8/93 Research Update on Mild Head Injury. Lecture delivered to the Monthly Neuroscience Conference, Medical City Dallas Hospital. 10/31/92 Mild Brain Impairment: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment. Workshop presented at the Texas Psychological Association annual convention, Dallas, Texas. 10/17/92 Excellence in Rehabilitation: Understanding the Dynamics of the Team and the Patient. Half-day workshop presented to the rehabilitation department staff of Humana Hospital - Medical City Dallas, Dallas, Texas. 10/16/92 Understanding Mild Brain Injury in Mental Health Settings. Inservice presented to counseling staff at Personal Performance Consultants, Inc., Plano, Texas. 9/19/92 Cognitive Impairment and Vocational Adaptation in Multiple Sclerosis. Workshop provided at the Employment Strategies for the '90s conference, Kilgore Texas. Sponsored by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 9/3/92 Understanding Mild Brain Injury in Mental Health Settings. Inservice presented to counseling staff at Planned Behavioral Health Care, Inc., Dallas, Texas. 8/28/92 Mild Head Injury: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment. Lecture delivered to participants in the Rehabilitation Luncheon at Plano Rehabilitation Hospital, Plano, Texas. 5/2/92 Living Well is the Best Revenge: Coping with the Emotional, Social, and Physical Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis. Workshop provided at the Countdown to the Twenty-first Century: An Educational Experience for MS Families Conference, Sponsored by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter, Dallas, Texas. 3/26/92 Cognitive Impairment in Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture delivered to the Bachman- Dallas Support Group, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 10/24/91 Cognitive and Emotional Sequelae of Mild Closed Head Injury. Lecture delivered to the staff of Meadowbrook of Arlington. 10/17/91 Cognitive and Emotional Sequelae of Mild Closed Head Injury. Lecture delivered to the members of the North Texas District of the American Physical Therapy Association.

10 Page 10 10/8/91 Neuropsychological and Psychotherapeutic Management of Mild Brain Injury Syndromes. Lecture presented at monthly meeting of the Dallas Psychological Association. 9/13/91 Cognitive and Emotional Sequelae of Mild Closed Head Injury. Lecture delivered to the Monthly Neuroscience Conference, Medical City Dallas Hospital. 3/16/91 Friends, Lovers, and Spouses - Relationships with MS in the Nineties. Lecture/Discussion delivered at the On Target-1991: Multiple Sclerosis Society Annual Workshop, North Texas Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. 11/3/90 Coping with a New Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. Lecture delivered to the newly diagnosed group of the North Texas Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. 10/11/90 Psychological Issues for MS Patients. Lecture delivered to the Plano/Richardson support group of the North Texas Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. 4/5/90 Neuropsychological Aspects of Schizophrenia. Lecture delivered to the membership of The Alliance for the Mentally Ill (AMI), Dallas, Texas. 6/9/89 Applications of Neuropsychological Assessment in Psychiatric Populations. Lecture delivered to multidisciplinary mental health professionals, Brookhaven Psychiatric Pavilion, Dallas, Texas. 1/10/89 Applications of Neuropsychological Assessment in Psychiatric Populations. Lecture delivered to the Dallas Psychological Association, Dallas, Texas. 11/8/86 Emerging Roles for Psychologists in Long Term Care. Older Adults: The New Clinical Boom. Part of panel discussion at the Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas. 5/20/86 Emotional and Behavioral Consequences of Stroke. Lecture delivered to the Boomerang Club (a stroke support group), Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Texas. 2/16/86 Neuropsychological Correlates of Alzheimer's Disease: Experimental and Practical Perspectives. Lecture delivered to the Greater Dallas Chapter of the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association. 2/4/86 Physiological, Cognitive, and Emotional Effects of Closed Head Injury. Lecture delivered to rehabilitation counseling students of the Department of Rehabilitation Science, School of Allied Health Sciences, University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas. Honors and Achievements: 2/12/2010 Appointed to Medical Advisory Board of the Parkinson Voice Project 11/24/2008 Appointed to Medical Advisory Board of the Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society 6/20/2008 Fellow, National Academy of Neuropsychology 12/6/2007 Distinguished Psychologist of 2007 Award, Dallas Psychological Association 11/15/2006 Completed 120-hour Life Care Planning training course through the University of Florida/MediPro Seminars

11 Page 11 1/2003 Elected Member, Board of Trustees, Texas Psychological Association (term: 1/2003 through 12/2005) 2001 Actively lobbied for HB 1676, Brain Injury Survivors Act; testified before the Texas Senate Business and Commerce Committee prior to successful passage of the bill into law (Effective date: 9/1/01) 10/94 Outstanding Professional Award by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 12/92 12/96 Chairman of the Professional Advisory Committee, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 4/92 Nominated for President, Dallas Psychological Association. 12/91 98 Professional Advisory Committee National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Texas Chapter. 10//91 Nominated for the Outstanding Neuropsychologist of the Year Award offered by the Texas Psychological Association and Healthcare Rehabilitation Center. 9/83-2/84 Wrote, directed, and produced two 45-minute instructional videotapes involving intellectual assessment of adults and children. 5/78 Graduated Summa cum Laude, Southern Methodist University, /78 Phi Beta Kappa, Southern Methodist University, Professional Memberships: American Psychological Association A.P.A. Division 40 (Division of Clinical Neuropsychology) National Academy of Neuropsychology (Fellow, 2008) International Neuropsychological Society Texas Psychological Association PSY-PAC Board Member, 2016-Present Member, Board of Trustees ( ) Treasurer, Division of Applied Psychology, Dallas Psychological Association Legislative Coordinator Mental Health Association Liaison Officer Membership Chairman Personal Data: Date of Birth: April 13, 1957 Tax I.D. # Place of Birth: Beaumont, Texas Languages: Fluent in French Married, two adult children

12 Page 12 References: Madhavi Thomas, M.D. North Texas Movement Disorders Institute 2004 Bedford Road, Suite 100 Bedford, TX Phone: (214) Waleed El-Feky, M.D. Texas Neurology P.O. Box Dallas, Texas Phone: (214) Kyle Babick, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist 8340 Meadow Rd, Suite 134 Dallas, TX Phone: (214) Samantha Elandary, MA, CCC/SLP Founder, Executive Director Parkinson Voice Project 646 N. Coit Rd., Suite 2250 Richardson, TX Phone: (855)70-SPEAK T. Walter Harrell, Ph.D. Clinical Neuropsychologist P.O. Box Austin, TX Phone: (512) Ronald G. Paulman, Ph.D. Clinical Neuropsychologist 9400 N. Central Expressway, Suite 1212 Dallas, Texas Phone: (214) Michael Chafetz, Ph.D., ABPP-CN 3520 General DeGaulle Drive Suite 4098 New Orleans, LA Phone: (504) David Altman, M.D. Rehabilitation Professional Consultants, Inc Via Shavano San Antonio, TX Phone: (210)