CURRICULUM VITAE

Deborah C. Moore, Ph.D. LMFT

EDUCATION

2004  Capella University, Minneapolis, MN
         Degree: Doctor of Philosophy
         Major: Human Services: Marriage and Family Services
         Areas of Specialty: Marriage and family therapy, stress management,
         police psychology, and qualitative research

1997  Fordham University, Lincoln Center, NY.
         Degree: Master of Science in Education and Counseling
         Major: Counseling and Guidance

1994  York College, Jamaica, NY
         Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

1989  LaGuardia Community College, Queens, NY
         Degree: Associate of Arts in Human Services
         Major: Mental Health Services


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2005-Present: Adjunct Instructor, Capella University

2005-Present: Adjunct Instructor, Empire State College

2004-Present: Personal Enrichment Counseling, Inc. (PEC) Counseling
                     practice, specializing in stress management, relationship
                     training, and spiritual health.

1991-Present: Sergeant, New York City Police Department
                     Clinical Supervisor: Early Intervention Unit Staff Trainer,
                     Domestic Incident Education Program


BOARD MEMBERSHIP

2004-06 York College Community Advisory Council


RESEARCH PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Moore, D.C. (2005). Dealing with Inner Anger: An Exercise in Letting it Go. www.naturalhealthweb.com   

Moore, D. C. (2004). The Impact of Occupational Stress and the Effectiveness of Stress Coping Strategies on Marital Relationships of Police officers. Doctoral Dissertation.

Moore, D. C. (2002). Psychotherapy with Officers: A Guide to Understanding the Police Culture from a Personal Perspective. American Psychological Association Graduate Student, 14, 4 p-30-31.

Moore, D. C. (2001). What Happens After the Tragedy? A Road to Recovery. www.naturalhealthweb.com   

Moore, D. C. (2001). Police Stress and the Family: A Guide to Coping. Police Officers Quarterly, 1, 3 12-15.

Moore, D. C. (2001). Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: The Affects on Law Enforcement Officers. Paper prepared in partial fulfillment of requirement for psychopathology and assessment course at Capella University.

Moore, D. C. (2001). Stress in Police Families: Strategies and Coping Mechanisms. Paper prepared in partial fulfillment of requirement for marriage and family systems course at Capella University.

Moore, D. C. (2000). Law Enforcement Stress. Paper prepared in partial fulfillment of requirement for doctoral studies at Capella University.

Moore, D. C. (2000). Organizational Development and Leadership. Paper prepared in partial fulfillment of requirement for organizational and group dynamics course at Capella University.


HONORS AND AWARDS

2004/2005   Who’s Who in Medicine and Health

2004/2005   Who’s Who in the World

2003/2004   Who’s Who of American Women

2003           Congressional Educational and Professional Achievement
                  Award

2001           Kings County District Attorney’s Law Enforcement
                  Appreciation Award

2000           New York City Police Department’s Finest Graduate
                  Scholarship


PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Psychological Association
American Counseling Association
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
American Academy of Professional Law Enforcement


CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURE

Marriage and Family Therapist
New York State, License # 229
The City of New York Office of the City Clerk: License # 71132
Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress, Diplomat, 2002
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, 1998