Freedman & Associates

 

Mental Health Services for Children & Families

 

2110 Iron Street

Bellingham, WA 98225

Phone:  360 734 2664

Fax:  360 671 8006

 

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JAYME D. FERGODA

Freedman & Associates

2110 Iron Street  Bellingham, WA 98225

Cell: (360) 961-7548        VM: (360) 734-2664 x18

Email:  jayme@freedman-associates.com

 

EDUCATION:

Doctoral Candidate                                                June 2000-Present

Doctorate of Philosophy Program in Clinical Psychology

Department of Graduate Psychology

Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington

 

Master of Social Work                                               Sept 1991-May 1994

University of Southern California

School of Social Work, Los Angeles, California

 

Bachelor of Arts                                                        Sept 1985-May 1988

Major: Sociology

Minor: Psychology                              

Cross Cultural Studies in Israel, Old Testament History and Archaeology

Southern California College, Costa Mesa, California

 

LICENSURE:


LW00005652 Licensed Independent
Clinical Social Worker license obtained, Bellingham, Washington, October 1998

 

LCS 18453 Licensed Clinical Social Worker license obtained, Irvine, California, October 1997-Inactive Status

 
EMPLOYMENT:

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT THERAPIST        Oct 2007-Current

Freedman & Associates, Bellingham, Washington.  Provide psychological evaluations for the Department of Social and Health Services to adolescents and adults using the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III, the Personality Assessment Inventory, the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children –IV, the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2, and the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Adolescent version.  Provide psychoeducation and psychotherapeutic intervention to adults, children, and their families.  Advocate for and coordinate treatment needs with client, family, and community providers.

Supervisor:  Evan B. Freedman, Ph.D.

 

PSYCHOMETRIST                                               Mar 2004-August 2006

Elizabeth Nyblade, Ph.D., Bellingham, Washington.  Provided psychometric services to children, adolescents, and adults using the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale – III, Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children –III, Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Abilities, the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Achievement, the Wechsler Memory Scale III, the Test of Memory and Learning, and the Delis Kaplan Executive Function System. 

Supervisor:  Elizabeth Nyblade, Ph.D.

            

THERAPIST                                                       July 1998-August 2006
Children’s Hospitalization Alternative Program
Catholic Community Services, Bellingham, Washington.  Provided psychotherapeutic intervention to children in foster care, their families and foster families.  Provided on-call and crisis intervention, psychoeducation on behalf of clients, treatment planning, medication monitoring and parent training.  Coordinated treatment needs with team, client, family and community providers.

Supervisor:  Sterling Chick, LMHC

 

THERAPIST/SUPERVISOR                                     Oct 1998-June 2004

Bridging Counseling Ministries, Bellingham, Washington.  Provided counseling to individuals, couples, children and families referred by Hillcrest Community Services or Hillcrest Chapel pastors.  Provided weekly supervision to MSW interns.                  

Supervisor:  Dale Pollard, M.Div.

 

SOCIAL WORKER/CASE MANAGER                         May 1996-June 1998

Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital, Tustin, California.  Provided Psychosocial/Case Management, Assessment and Counseling to adults in inpatient rehabilitation.  Coordinated financial authorizations, discharge plans and community referrals.

Supervisors:  June Orler, LCSW and Pamela Johnson  

 

CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER – ASSOCIATE                Jan 1996-June 1998

Anaheim Family YMCA, Anaheim, California.

Provided individual, child, couple and family therapy to voluntary clients.

Supervisor:  Mary Collier, LCSW

 

CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER – ASSOCIATE                Oct 1994-Jan 1996

United Family Service Association, Fullerton, California.

Provided individual, child, couple, and family therapy to voluntary clients.

Supervisor:  Mary Collier, LCSW

 

SOCIAL WORK CONSULTANT                                Oct 1994-May 1996

Western Medical Center/Bartlett, Santa Ana, California.

Provided consultation to Social Services staff related to case management, treatment interventions and discharge planning.

 

CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER                                   May 1994-May 1996

Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, California.

Provided Psychosocial Assessments and Counseling for children/adults in outpatient settings, specializing in Pediatric Nephrology and Endocrinology.  Member of the Renal Transplant Team to coordinate pre-transplant psychosocial assessments.

Supervisor: Sharon Mass, Ph.D., LCSW

ASSISTANT SOCIAL WORKER                                July 1990-May 1994

Western Medical Center/Bartlett, Santa Ana, California

Provided Case Management and Counseling to individuals and families in inpatient rehabilitation, sub-acute and long term care units.  Provided discharge planning, financial management and coordinated services for patients with Health Maintenance Organizations, Public Guardian’s Office, Probate Conservators and the State Ombudsman’s Office.
Supervisor: Sharon Mass, Ph.D., LCSW and Ruth Wetherby, LCSW

   

CRISIS HOME STAFF COUNSELOR                          June 1984-Aug 1985

          Centrum Crisis Intervention Center, Hollywood, California

Coordinated intakes with teenage runaways.  Staffed twenty-four hour crisis telephone calls.  Coordinated food distribution programs with grocery stores and local churches to benefit the homeless.

          Supervisor: Joseph Appler

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:


INSTRU
CTOR                                                     April 2008-Current
Trinity Western University-Bellingham Campus, Bellingham, Washington.
Provide instruction for Cognitive Processes course. 
Supervisor and Director: Dan Sanford, Ph.D.   

TEACHING ASSISTANT                                        Feb 2003-Mar 2003
Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington.  Provided teaching support for
Methods of Psychological Assessment II:  Children and Adolescents course.  Graded psychological evaluations, tests, and prepared final grades.
Supervisor: Beverly J. Wilson, Ph.D.

EDUCATION SPECIALIST                                     Sept 1988-July 1990

Child Abuse Prevention Program, Orange, California.  Presented Child Abuse Prevention Programs to all grade levels in schools, to parents and educators.

Supervisor: Nancy Dickerson

TUTOR                                                            Jan 1986-June 1986
Orange County Department of Education, Costa Mesa, California.  Tutored young women residing in Group Home placement.
Supervisor: Ann Chamberlain

 

GRADUATE PRACTICUM AND INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE:

PSYCHOLOGY INTERN                                         Sept 2006-August 2007

Wasatch Mental Health, Provo, Utah.  Provided neuropsychological and psychological evaluations for children and adults with severe and persistent mental illness in the community mental health care setting.  Provided psychological evaluations for the Department of Workforce Services and Department of Health.  Coordinated feedback with therapists, clients, family and community agency providers based on the results of the psychological evaluation.  Provided evidenced based psychoeducation and psychotherapeutic interventions to adults, children and families. Provided in-service education.
Supervisors: Geri Alldredge, Ph.D. and Randal Pennington, Psy.D.

 

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY TRAINEE                          July 2002-Aug 2003

Sehome Behavioral Health, Bellingham, Washington.  Provided psychometric 

services and behavioral observation for adults/children using the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Abilities, the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of   Achievement, the Wechsler Memory Scale III, the Test of Memory and Learning, the Delis Kaplan Executive Function System, MMPI-2, and MMPI-A.  Provided biofeedback and relaxation training to referred clients.

Supervisor:  Elizabeth Nyblade, Ph.D.

                   

SOCIAL WORK INTERN                                        Sept 1993-May 1994
Kaiser Permanente, Outpatient Department of Psychiatry, Santa Ana, California.  Provided Psychosocial Assessments for individuals and couples using DSM III-R criteria.  Use of Short Term Treatment Models with an emphasis in Cognitive/Behavioral Techniques, co-facilitated Co-Dependency Group, a closed twelve week process group.
Supervisor: Jean Mitsuhata, LCSW

SOCIAL
WORK INTERN                                        Sept 1992-May 1993
Child Guidance Clinic, Santa Ana, California.  Provided individual, child and family therapy for mandated clients.  Provided therapeutic play interventions with abused children, co-facilitated and taught mandated parent education classes.
Supervisor: Lori Pack, LCSW

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:


Research Vertical Team Member                                 Jan 2004-August 2006
Assisted in research project at Seattle Pacific University to expand the set of norms for young adults on the Florida Affect Battery
Supervisor: Jay M. Uomoto, Ph.D.

Divorce, Forgiveness and Resiliency                                Jan 2003-May 2004
Assisted in research on divorce, forgiveness and resilience conducted with undergraduate student volunteers.  Multiple regression analysis was used.  The project was part of a doctoral course requirement.
Supervisors: Margaret Diddams, Ph.D. and Martin Abbott, Ph.D.

OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE AND EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS:


Host Parent for International Students                             Jan 2004-June 2005
Supervisor: Tawny Townsend

Royal Family Kids Camp Volunteer                                   June 1995-July 2001           

 

 

Supervisor: Mitch McConkey                                    

                               

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:


Saxman, J., Lawrence, S., Kelley, T., & Fergoda, J. (2004).  Healing the damage of divorce:  forgiveness as a factor on the road to resiliency. Poster presented at the 2004 112th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological Association in Honolulu, Hawaii

       
CURRENT PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:                        

American Psychological Association
Division of Clinical Neuropsychology (APA Division 40)
Division of Psychology of Religion (APA Division 36)
Division of Rehabilitation Psychology (APA Division 22)
National Academy of Neuropsychology
Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (APA Division 53)          


HONORS
AND AWARDS:


Employee of the Year Award, C
atholic Community Services                  2005                 

Employee of the Quarter Award, Catholic Community Services             2005

Employee of the Month Award, Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital               1997

Magna cum Laude, Southern California College                                    1988

Nominated for Chamber of Commerce Student of the Year Award        1988

Alumni Board Scholarship Recipient                                                 1987

REFERENCES:

            Evan B. Freedman, Ph.D., Supervisor
            
Freedman & Associates 
            2110 Iron Street
, Bellingham, WA  98225
            
(360) 734 2664 x11

            
Geri Alldredge, Ph.D., Program Manager
            
Assessment and Utilization/Wasatch Mental Health
            
750 North 200 West, Provo, Utah 84601
            
(801) 852-3783
            
galldredge@wasatch.org

            Randal Pennington, Psy. D., Psychologist
            
Adult Outpatient Program/Wasatch Mental Health
            
750 North 200 West, Provo, Utah 84601
            
(801) 373-9656
            
rpenning@wasatch.org

            Jay M. Uomoto, Ph.D., Director of Polytrauma Program
            
Veterans Administration Puget Sound Health Care Systems/
            
Rehabilitation Care Services
            
1660 S. Columbia Way 117-RCS, Seattle, WA 98108
            
(206) 277-3732

            
Jay Skidmore, Ph.D., Chair – Department of Graduate Psychology
            
Seattle Pacific University 
            
3307 Third Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119
            
(206) 281-2916
            
skidmore@spu.edu