Troy S. Freimuth, Psy.D.
Address1012 Marquez PlaceSte. 211A Email: frymuchan@earthlink.netEducationSept. 1997-Dec. 2002 Indiana State University Cumulative G.P.A: 4.0/4.0
Aug. 1993-May 1995 University of Wisconsin-Madison Degree received: Bachelor of Science in PsychologyCumulative G.P.A: 4.0/4.0 Sept. 1991-May 1993 University of Wisconsin-Marathon Center
Clinical ExperienceMay 2005 to present Position: Psychologist (Private Practice) Duties: Provided individual and family therapy for children, adolescents and adults; member of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Team of Santa Fe; conducted forensic and psychological assessments (parenting, ADHD, personality, cognitive, and neuropsychological testing); administered court-ordered treatment.
Dec. 2004-July 2005 Position: Psychologist Duties: Provided individual, group, and family therapy for Native Americans (outpatient, inpatient, in-home treatment, crisis counseling, and behavioral health interventions); consulted with medical staff; conducted cognitive, personality, ADHD, and neuropsychological testing; provided outreach services and consultation services to local pueblos.
Jan. 2003-Nov. 2004 Position: Psychologist, Senior Doctorate Predoctoral Internship Counseling and Consultation ServicesSupervisors: Chuck Heikkinen, Ph.D., Kimberly James, Ph.D., Felix Savino, Ph.D. Duties: Provided outpatient psychotherapy with college students (individual, couples, and group therapy); conducted court mandated AODA assessments; participated in campus-wide multidisciplinary AODA work group; supervised master’s level clinicians; completed ADHD evaluations; provided 24 hour crisis on-call coverage; participated in interdisciplinary case conferences; attended advanced training seminars (couples counseling, brief psychotherapy, multicultural counseling, behavioral health interventions, group counseling, crisis management, and psychological assessment); provided outreach and consultation services. Field Placement Duties: Provided outpatient psychotherapy in a community mental health setting with children, adolescents, adults, couples, groups, and families; conducted disability determinations, assessed and provided treatment for drug and alcohol offenders; assessed and provided treatment for violent offenders; provided crisis intervention services, consultation, and individual psychotherapy for inmates at Parke County Jail. Psychology Practicum Aug.1998-July 2000 Position: Graduate Student ClinicianIndiana State University Psychology Clinic Terre Haute, Indiana Duties: Provided outpatient psychotherapy in a university-based community mental health setting with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and groups; conducted intake interviews and diagnostic assessments; conducted intellectual, personality (projective and objective), and ADHD evaluations; provided behavioral health interventions (including relaxation training and meditation); assessed and provided treatment for violent offenders; assessed and provided treatment for drug and alcohol offenders; attended weekly individual and group supervision.
Group Therapy ExperiencePrivate Practice Position: Psychologist
Santa Fe Indian Hospital Position: PsychologistDec. 2004-July 2005 1. Developed and facilitated a therapy group for at-risk Native American students UW-Madison Position: Predoctoral psychology internFall semester 2001 1. Designed and cofacilitated an undergraduate women’s self-esteem groupSpring semester 2001 2. Designed and cofacilitated a depression support groupHamilton Center, Inc. Position: Student Intern
Indiana State University Position: Graduate Student Clinician Other relevant work experience Duties: Conducted workshops throughout North America training parents, clinicians, and other professionals to provide intensive behavioral treatment for children with autism; consulted with schools and conducted behavioral assessments; designed comprehensive treatment programs; led weekly team meetings to troubleshoot behavioral and learning problems; managed several teams of therapists including hiring, firing, and providing performance reviews.
Teaching ExperienceIndiana State University Position: Course InstructorAug. 1998-May 2000 Introduction to PsychologyDuties: Performed all aspects of class instruction including: developing lesson plans, instructing students through lectures, demonstrations, discussion, computer technology, and filmstrips; graded papers and tests; determined course grades. Research ExperienceIndiana State University Duties: Collaborated with the Kinsey Institute to devise an empirical study to validate a new theory of sexual arousal/deviance. Summer 1998 Position: Research assistant Principal Investigator: Carol Yoder, Ph.D. Duties: Conducted literature reviews; aided the professor in writing peer edited journal articles and chapters; helped develop research ideas. Fall 1993-Spring 1995 Position: Research assistant Duties: Entered and coded data from empirical studies; ran research participants; aided in the development of research ideas.
Presentations Sept. 2003 UW-Madison, University Health Services Oct. 2001 UW-Madison, Alcohol and Other Drug Seminar March 2000 Parke County High School April 1993 Psi Chi SymposiumOral Presentation: An Unobtrusive Test of the Facial Feedback Hypothesis
Relevant Graduate CourseworkAbility Assessment Advanced Seminar in Anxiety DisordersBasic Clinical Skills and Interviewing Clinical Practice in a Pluralistic SocietyAdvanced Psychopathology Seminar: Health Psychology Social Basis of Individual Behavior Learning and CognitionClinical Supervision and Consultation Research in Clinical Psychology
ReferencesDavid McCormick, Ph.D.Psychologist, Senior Doctorate Work: (608) 301-1709 1012 Marquez Place, Ste. 211ASanta Fe, NM 87505 Work: (608) 301-1181
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