CURRICULUM VITAE

Elizabeth (Liz) M. Randolph, MSN, PhD P.O. Box 3531 Evergreen, CO 80437 (303) 670-8723

Education:

10/83-6/89- American School of Professional Psychology; Corte Madera, CA. Earned PhD in Family Clinical Psychology (called the California Graduate School for Family Psychology when Dr. Randolph graduated from it, this school has since become ASPP; this in no way invalidates Dr. Randolph's PhD from this school).

9/77-6/79- University of California, San Francisco. Earned MS in Child/Adolescent Mental Health Nursing summa cum laude. Certified as a Clinical Nurse-Specialist in Child/ Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing in 6/79.

9/75-6/76- University of San Francisco. Earned BA in Psychology cum laude.

9/71-6/75- University of San Francisco. Earned BS in Nursing

Work Experience:

5/02- present- In private practice in Evergreen, CO as a Neurodevelopmental Specialist, Integrated Awareness teacher, Psychotherapist, and researcher

5/99-4/02- In private practice in Salt Lake City, UT as a Neurodevelopmental Specialist, Integrated Awareness teacher, Pastoral Counselor, and researcher

7/96-4/99- In private practice in Evergreen, CO as a Psychotherapist providing psychotherapy to children and families, with specializations in treating Attachment Disorder, and in Strategic/Systemic family therapy

8/89-7/96- In private practice as a licensed Psychologist (# PSY13339); Marriage, Family and Child Counselor (# MFT 19107); and Clinical Nurse-Specialist in Yuba City, CA providing psychotherapy to families, adults, and children (specializing in treating children with behavior problems); child custody mediation for the Yuba County Court; forensic psychological evaluations; and neuropsychological evaluations. I served as the clinical director of the North Valley Family Therapy Institute, and also for the Family and Child Institute. I began evaluating and treating children with Attachment Disorder in 1991.

1/84-7/89- In private practice as a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor and Clinical Nurse-Specialist in Davis, CA, providing psychotherapy to families, children, and adults, and specializing in treating behavior problem children. I also provided child custody mediation for the Yolo County Court.

6/83-6/85- Case coordinator for Diogenes Youth Crisis Center in Davis, CA, providing family therapy and crisis counseling to runaway and behavior problem children and their families.

11/79-6/83- Clinical Nurse-Specialist for the Yolo County Mental Health Dept in Woodland, CA. From 11/79-8/80 I was a case manager for severely emotionally disturbed adults. From 8/80-6/83 I was the milieu coordinator of the Adolescent Day Treatment Program.

3/77-10/79- I worked as a registered nurse for Kaiser Permanente hospital in San Francisco, CA in the neonatal intensive care unit.

9/75-2/77- I worked as a registered nurse in the adolescent in-patient psychiatry unit at St. Marys hospital in San Francisco, CA. From 2/76-2/77 I was the evening shift charge nurse of this unit.

9/74-8/75- I worked part-time as a teachers aide at Oakes Childrens Center, a school in San Francisco for severely emotionally disturbed children under age 6.

9/73-6/75- I worked part-time for the Intramural Department of the University of San Francisco. From 9/74-6/75 I was the coordinator of womens intercollegiate athletics.

Teaching Positions:

9/92-6/96- Adjunct faculty of the University of San Francisco, teaching child and adolescent development, child therapy, family therapy, and research courses to masters level students

9/89-6/96- Adjunct faculty of the American School of Professional Psychology, teaching psychological assessment, research, and child psychopathology courses to PhD level students.

9/85-6/96- Adjunct faculty of California State University, Dominguez Hills in the Statewide Nursing Program, teaching introductory writing skills, cross-cultural issues, communication skills, research, statistics, and life-span development classes to undergraduate students.

9/80-6/85- Adjunct faculty of Chapman College in Sacramento, CA, teaching introductory psychology, statistics, research, child development, child therapy, family therapy, and psychopathology courses to both undergraduate and masters level students.

9/05- Manual for the Childrens Attachment Attitudes and Behaviors Scale (CAABS). Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

7/05- Parenting Traumatized Children: The Parents Book on Attachment Disorders. Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

10/03- Manual for the Childhood-Onset Bipolar Disorder (COBD) Screening Test. Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

10/02- The New and Improved Children Who Shock and Surprise. Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

6/02- Manual for the Movement Assessment of Neurological Immaturity and Impairment (the MANII). Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

5/02- Broken Hearts; Wounded Minds: The Psychological Functioning of Severely Traumatized and Behavior Problem Children. Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications.

5/00- Does Attachment Therapy Work? The Results of Three Follow-up Studies. Evergreen, CO: The Attachment Center Press.

7/98- Sub-types of Attachment Disorder. Attachments, Summer, 1-2.

8/97- Is attachment therapy necessary? Connections, 4-5.

6/97- When does maltreatment cause Attachment Disorder? Attachments, Spring, 2-3.

2/96- Manual for the Randolph Attachment Disorder Questionnaire (RADQ). Evergreen, CO: The Attachment Center Press.

7/95- When Kids Kill. The California Therapist, 46-51.

6/95- Does attachment disorder exist? Statistics, research, and rationale. In McKelvey, CA (ed.), Give Them Roots, Then Let Them Fly. Evergreen, CO:
The Attachment Center Press.

9/94- Children Who Shock and Surprise: A Guide to Attachment Disorders. Evergreen, CO: RFR Publications

6/94- Integrating the strategic/systemic family therapies. The California Therapist 48-50.

7/92- A childs view of war. The California Therapist, 38-43. 4/92- Understanding and Using the Strategic/Systemic Family Therapies. Sacramento, CA: RFR Publications

6/90- Supervision of therapists who are adult children of alcoholics. In CAMFT (eds.). Practical Applications in Supervision, 45-78.

10/81- The Peter Pan Profile: Development of a measure to assess the desire to grow up with C. A. Dye. Child Development, 253-264.

6/75- And Baby Makes Three with J.L. McNary. Authors

Awards

Member Alpha Sigma Nu (national nursing honor society) 1978-1979
Member Psi Chi (national psychology honor society) 1996
Received NIMH grant for masters education 9/77-6/79
Received California State Scholarship from 9/71-6/75

As can be seen in her C.V., a number of Dr. Randolph's publications have been in peer review journals, or have been chapters in books that were edited by a peer review committee. Dr. Randolph is currently working on several articles that will be submitted to peer review journals, and didn't have time to write or submit these articles during the past 5 years, as she has been writing three books, and developing three new psychological tests. All of Dr. Randolph's research has been conducted according to the research standards for the American Psychological Association, and her research when developing the tests that she has developed is widely accepted by her professional peers as having adequate reliability and validity estimates.