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Matthew
T. Hiveley, Ph.D., LMHC
PROFESSIONAL
OBJECTIVES
To continue to provide individual, couple, and family therapy, building
healthy, trust-based relationships with my clients, empathizing with
the struggles they are facing, and empowering them to make positive
changes in their lives. I want to continue to improve my skills as a
therapist and help the individuals, couples, and families I work with
achieve their goals. I would also like to facilitate workshops/trainings,
teach at the college/university level, and supervise future therapists.
LICENSES/MEMBERSHIPS
Licensed
Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Iowa License #001042.
Member of American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).
Member of Iowa Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (IAMFT).
EDUCATION
Fall 2010
Ph.D.,
Human Development & Family Studies, Specialization in Couple &
Family Therapy.
Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
Major Professor: Megan J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Dissertation title: Male college students' accounts of their resilience
from risky behaviors during adolescence: A qualitative analysis.
May
2005
MS.Ed.,
Counselor Education Program, Agency Track.
Western Illinois University, Moline, IL.
Thesis Advisor: Richard C. Henriksen, Jr., Ph.D.
Thesis title: Counselor education students' perceptions of juvenile
delinquency: How it is defined, its causes, and effective interventions.
May
2000
B.S.,
Psychology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
May
1999
B.S.,
Sociology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
(1) Licensed Mental Health Counselor - Central Iowa Psychological Services,
Ames, IA. (May 2008 - Present)
............Provide therapy to children,
adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
(2)
Family Based Counselor III - Youth & Shelter Services, Ames, IA.
(June 2005 - December 2008)
............Provided individual, family,
couple, marital, and group counseling.
............Fulfilled internship requirements
needed for the Couple & Family Therapy (CFT) doctoral program.
............Was a Licensed Practitioner
of the Healing Arts (LPHA) and completed assessments for remedial services.
............Facilitated family mediations
for children and adolescents in crisis who were placed in shelter care.
............Conducted psychosocial evaluations
for children and adolescents.
(3)
Individual/Family Therapist - CFT Clinic, Iowa State University, Ames,
IA. (August 2006 - May 2008)
............Provided individual, family,
couple, and marital therapy in the Couple & Family Therapy Clinic
to fulfill the practicum
............requirements needed for the
CFT doctoral program.
(4)
Family Based Counselor - Youth & Shelter Services, Ames, IA. (January
2005 - May 2005)
............Provided individual, family,
couple, marital, and group counseling for the spring semester to complete
the internship
............ requirements needed for the
Counselor Education master's degree program through WIU.
(5)
Family Counselor - Bridgeway, Inc., Galesburg, IL. (August 2004 - December
2004)
...........Provided individual, family,
couple, marital, and group counseling for the fall semester to complete
the practicum
........... requirements needed for the
Counselor Education master's degree program through WIU.
(6)
Counselor/Case Manager - Bridgeway, Inc., Galesburg, IL. (January 2001-
August 2004)
..........Screened and assessed youth who
were considered to be at imminent risk of causing harm to themselves
and/or others and were in need of psychiatric hospitalization.
..........Conducted comprehensive mental
health assessments along with treatment planning, inpatient hospital
monitoring and discharge
..........,,planning, individual and family
counseling, crisis intervention, suicide assessment, case management,
and linkage to needed resources.
(7)
Substitute Teacher - Macomb, IL. (August 2000 - January 2001)
..........Substitute taught in the Macomb,
IL school district (K-12th grade).
..........Substitute taught on several
occasions at a junior/senior high alternative school where adolescents
with severe behavioral difficulties were placed.
(8)
Youth Counselor - YMCA, Macomb, IL. (June 2000 - January 2001)
..........Youth counselor and temporary
assistant director for the summer day camp. Supervised and participated
with approximately 80 children (K-6th grade)
............ who attended the summer day
camp.
..........Supervised and participated with
40-50 elementary school children (K-6th grade) in the after-school day-care
program.
(9)
Counselor - Woodward Academy, Woodward, IA. (December 1998 - June 1999)
..........Counselor for male juvenile offenders
at a residential treatment facility.
..........Provided crisis intervention
along with individual and group counseling.
CLASSES
TAUGHT
..........Taught one 3 hour class session
for HDFS 573: Ethics and Professional Studies in Marriage and Family
Therapy to fulfill teaching
............ requirement needed for the
CFT doctoral program.
..........Taught on multiple occasions
a class for adolescents entitled "Healthy Choices." This class
was offered through YSS and referrals
............ typically came from the local
juvenile probation office.
..........Taught a 6-week class entitled
"Single Parenting That Works" by Dr. Kevin Leman. This class
was provided through a local church.
..........Co-facilitated and taught a class
on multiple occasions entitled "Families Surviving Divorce."
This class was taught while working
............ at Bridgeway in Illinois and
was required for those parents who were seeking a divorce.
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