Scope & Range of Services
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION
1980 Ph.D.
Boston College
1974 M.Ed.
Boston College
1969 B.A. Syracuse
University
LICENSURE
Psychologist: Commonwealth of Massachusetts
License
Number 2806
STATEMENT OF CURRENT PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Dr. Shapse is exclusively in private practice specializing
in forensic evaluation and related matters, psychological
assessment, and individual treatment. Professional activities
include consultation and training to business, executive
coaching, teaching at the Massachusetts School of Professional
Psychology, and invited presentations before professional
groups.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Board of Medical Psychotherapists - Fellow and
Diplomate
American Orthopsychiatric Association - Fellow
American Psychological Association
American Psychology-Law Society/Division 41 of the American
Psychological Association
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
Massachusetts Psychological Association
ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS
1992 – 2005 Massachusetts
School of Professional Psychology – Continuing Professional
Education Programs, faculty.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Child and Adolescent Task Force, 1992.
Divorce Center, executive board member, 1990-1995.
Guardian ad Litem Task Force (founding member).
Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad Litem, (founding
member/Past President).
Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation. Elected to Board
of Directors 1985-1988; 1992.
PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS/AFFILIATIONS
2005 Justice
Resource Institute–Trauma Center Instructor, Psychological
Testing.
2003- Justice
Resource Institute–Trauma Center, Senior Supervisor,
(formerly Arbor Health Systems).
1992-1994 Harvard Medical School – Trauma
Center, at the Erich Lindemann Mental Health Center, Massachusetts
General Hospital, Consulting Faculty.
1986-1988 Appointed: Rutland Heights
Hospital Post Traumatic Stress Advisory Board.
1985-1989 Trainer/Consultant, Forum
Corporation, Boston, MA.
1983-1985 Trainer/Consultant, Forum/Nevison,
Concord, MA.
1982-1984 Consultant to Magic Garden
Day-Care Center, Lincoln, MA.
1982- Private
practice.
1979-1990 Director of Psychological
Testing, New Center for Psychotherapies, P.C. Boston, MA.
1979-1983 Consultant to The Lakeside
School, Peabody, MA.
1979-1980 Consultant to the Salem
Public School System, Salem, MA.
1978-1979 School Psychologist, Bedford
Public School, Bedford, MA.
1977-1978 Staff Psychologist, Massachusetts
Treatment Center, Bridgewater, MA.
1975-1977 Lecturer, Quincy Junior
College, Quincy, MA.
1974-1975 Supervisor, Office of
Professional Field Experiences, Boston College, Chestnut
Hill, MA.
- Teacher/Counselor, Thayer Academy, Braintree, MA.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1982-1983 Tufts-New England Medical
Center Post-Doctoral Seminar on Neuropsychological Testing.
1976-1977 Professional Affiliate
Program Newton-Wellesley Hospital Newton, MA.
1975-1977 Boston Gestalt Institute
Cambridge, MA. Theory, technique and practice
of Gestalt therapy.
1973-1974 Practicum Tufts-New
England Medical Center, Boston, MA. Individual and family
therapy. Community outreach.
GUEST LECTURES/PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
June 15, 2006 “Children,
Trauma & the Courts,” as part of Psychological
Trauma: Neuroscience, Attachment & Therapeutic Interventions
Pre-Conference Institute. The Justice Resource Institute
Trauma Center.
October 21, 2005 “What Promotes
Resilience in Children & Families of Divorce.” The
Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation.
March 4, 2005 “GAL
101+.” Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem.
February 5, 2005 “The
LMHC & the Legal System: How to Survive in an Alien
Environment.” Massachusetts Mental Health Counselors
Association.
April 2, 2004 “What
Every Professional Needs to Know About Divorce: A Risk Management
Approach.” Massachusetts Psychological Association.
November 1, 2003 “Psychological
Testing: Scientifically Acceptable or Not? The Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem and The
Children’s Hospital, Boston.
March 1, 2002 “Effective
Use of Psychological Testing in Child Custody Evaluations.” Massachusetts
Psychological Association.
November 26, 2001 “Families and Divorce: The
Clinician as Part of the System.” Eliot Community Human
Services, Inc.
May 23, 2000 “The
use of the Million Clinical Multiaxial Inventory in Custody
Evaluations.” The Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad Litem.
Oct. 31, 1998 “The
Guardian ad Litem and Domestic Violence” as
part of In the Best Interests of the Child: Domestic Violence-Clinical
and Legal Implications for Custody and Access. The Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem and The
Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts.
Oct. 22/23, 1998 “Making
the Point: Advanced Writing in a Forensic Setting” and “The
Role of the Guardian ad Litem Investigator” as
part of the First Conference for Independent Court Investigators,
Boxborough, Massachusetts.
Oct. 6, 1997 Guest
lecturer: “The Role of the Guardian ad Litem.” Harvard
Law School.
Nov. 8, 1996 “Psychological
Testing” as part of A Course in Psychology for the
Family Lawyer. Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education,
Inc. and the Boston Bar Association, Boston, MA.
Sept. 20, 1996 “Domestic
Abuse Allegations and Parental Alienation: Who’s Alienating
Who?” as part of Facing Up to the Complexities of Family
Violence: No Simple Solutions. Association of Family and
Conciliation Courts Northeast Regional Conference, Boston,
MA.
June 17, 1996 “The
Mental Health Professional as Child Advocate.” Eliot
Community Human Services, Mental Health Lecture Series.
May 19, 1995 “The
Guardian ad Litem as Mediator: Role Conflict or Promising
Dispute Resolution Technique?” as part of “A
Gathering of Family Mediators in New England.” Conference
sponsored by the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation,
Westford, MA.
May 18, 1995 “The
Role of the Mental Health Guardian ad Litem” as part
of “The Best Interests of the Child: A Training in
Complex Custody Cases.” Conference sponsored by The
Volunteer Lawyers Project, Boston, MA.
Nov. 4, 1994 “Guidelines
for Child Custody Evaluations” as part of “In
The Best Interest of the Child: The Aftermath of Divorce.” Conference
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem and Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center,
Boston, MA.
Nov. 3, 1994 “The
Role of the Guardian ad Litem.” Natick Divorce Center.
May 1, 1994 “Understanding
Destructive Relationships.” Presented at the Metrowest
Conference on Divorce, Framingham, MA.
April 20, 1993 : “The
Stages of Divorce.” Presented at the Boston Bar Association,
Family Law Committee.
March 25, 1993 “Client
Dissatisfaction: Is it You or the Client?” Presented
at the Divorce Center's Professional Breakfast meeting, Newton,
MA.
January 20, 1993 “Psychological
Stages of Divorce.” Panel moderator. The Divorce Center,
Inc., Natick, MA.
Dec. 3 & 17, 1992 “The MMPI
and MCMI: Compared and Contrasted Use in Psychological Test
Batteries.” Guest lecturer presentation to the Harvard
Medical School - Trauma Center, at the Erich Lindemann Mental
Health Center, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Nov. 13, 1992 “In
the Best Interest of the Child: Investigations & Interventions
in Child Custody and Visitation Disputes. Conference
organizer, panel moderator and workshop presenter “Custody
Oriented Tests and Assessment Instruments.”
Nov. 2, 1992 Presenter “Fathers
and Sons.” Lincoln Library, Lincoln, Massachusetts.
October 3, 1992 “The
Mental Health Professional in the Courts: Child Advocacy
as a Guardian ad Litem” presented at the Massachusetts
School of Professional Psychology as part of the Professional
Development and Continuing Education Program.
Nov. 15, 1991 “The
Guardian ad Litem in The Probate and Family Court: A Forum
on Roles, Functions and Issues. Conference organizer and
panel moderator.
August 19, 1991 “Fathers
in Custody Disputes: Perspectives of a Guardian ad Litem.” Presentation
as part of the symposium “Men and Parenting Over
the Life Cycle” presented at the annual meeting of
the American Psychological Association.
Sept. 24, 1990 “Psychological
Testing and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders.” Presentation
as part of the in-service continuing education program
at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center.
April 23, 1990 “The
Role of the Professional in Divorce and Family Restructuring.
Presentation for the in-service continuing education program
at the Eliot Community Mental Health Center.
January 24, 1990 “Coping
with Stress: Anger and Loneliness Following Divorce.” Presentation
at Framingham Union Hospital.
May 10, 1989 “Transition,
Change and the Future: Families in the 90's.” Presentation
at the Winchester Public Schools sponsored by the Community
Services Agency.
April 12, 1989 “After
Divorce: Emotional Adjustment and Meeting New People.” Presentation
to the Natick Divorce Center
May 13, 1987 “The
Father's Role in Divorce and Custody.” Presentation
to the Natick Divorce Center.
May 4, 1987 “Custody
Evaluations.” Eliot Clinic Community Mental Health
Center invited presentation.
April 24, 1987 “Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder: Myth or Reality?” University of Vermont
Medical School, Visiting Scholar.
April 17, 1987 “Divorce
Family and Custody Mediation.” Massachusetts
Psychological Association Annual Meeting. Panel chairman.
August 13, 1986 “Sex
and Single Life.” A presentation to divorced, separated
and single parents. The Divorce Center, Inc., Natick, MA.
January 29, 1986 “Single
Parenting: Its Effect on Children.” A presentation
to divorced, separated and single parents. The Divorce Center,
Inc., Natick, MA.
April 3, 1984 “Listening
to your child.” A presentation to parents. Lincoln
Nursery School, Lincoln, MA.
March 9, 1983 “Behavior
Mod: Structure and Limit Setting in the Home.” The
Lakeside School.
March 2, 1983 “Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorders and the Vietnam Veteran.” University
of Massachusetts, Harbor Campus, Department of Psychology,
Psi Chi Honorary Society presentation.
October 7, 1981 “Learning
Difficulties and Emotional Disturbance.” The Lakeside
School.
April 2, 1980 “Developmental
Issues of Emotionally Disturbed Children.” The Lakeside
School.
March 5, 1980 “The
Child and the Family.” The Lakeside School.
MEDIA APPEARANCES
March 8, 2001 NewTV “Investigating
the Child’s Best Interest.”
April 3, 1994 WSSH: “Divorce
Help” on the Talk America Radio Network, (live, national
broadcast).
April 11, 1993 WMJX: “Bay
State Forum.”
March 21, 1993 WBOS: “Who
Protects the Children.”
March 7, 1993 WBCN: “Boston
Sunday Review.”
March 8, 1993 WADN: “Coffee
and Conversation”, (live).
March 4, 1993 Nashoba
Cable-Community Access TV “Psychologically Speaking.”
Fall 1989 Taped
appearance on “Ready to Go” a children's television
program. The segment dealt with what children can do when
their parents are in the midst of divorce or custody
battles.
January 13, 1988 WBZ-TV: People
Are Talking.
July 22, 1987 WBZ-TV: People
Are Talking.
Nov. 14, 1985 WKOX: Dave
Scott Talk Show.
SELECTED CONTINUING EDUCATION
EXPERIENCES
ALCOHOL, SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
Adult Children and Other Co-dependents,
sponsored by The McLean Institute for Counseling in the Addictions,
October 28, 1988, (6 hours).
Dual and Multiple Addictions sponsored
by American Continuing Education, Inc., April 6, 2000, (6
hours).
Psychopharmacological Interventions, sponsored
by The McLean Hospital, October 29, 1994, (6.5 hours).
Substance Abuse Issues in GAL Evaluations for the
Family Court, sponsored by the Massachusetts Association
of Guardians ad Litem, May 31, 2002, (6
hours).
CHILD CUSTODY, SEXUAL ABUSE AND FORENSIC
ISSUES
Advanced Issues for Parenting Coordinators:
Navigating Unchartered Territory, sponsored
by Children’s Hospital Boston and Massachusetts
Association of Guardian ad Litem, Inc., September 29,
2006, (6 hours).
Alienation and Estrangement in High Conflict
Families: Clinical and Legal Perspectives,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians
ad Litem, Inc. and the Psychology Division at Children's
Hospital, November 10 & 11, 2000, (10 hours.)
Assessing Children for Suspected Sexual Abuse:
Clinical, Medical and Legal Considerations,
sponsored by the American Professional Society on the
Abuse of Children, Massachusetts Chapter, June 4, 1993,
(6 hours).
Avoiding Professional Liability Suits,
sponsored by the American Psychological Association, August
13, 1990, (4 hours).
Child Abuse & Neglect: A Multidisciplinary
Conference Exploring the Investigation, Prosecution & Adjudication
of Child Abuse Cases, sponsored by Massachusetts
Children's Justice Act Task Force, Flaschner Judicial
Institute, Department of Social Services, and Massachusetts
Families for Kids. June 6 & 7, 1996, (15 hours).
Child Custody: The National Seminar; Advanced
Program, sponsored in cooperation with
S.E.A.K. Medical Publishers, August 20 & 21, 1992,
(12 hours).
Child Psychiatry and the Law,
sponsored by the Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
November 14, 1990, (6 hours).
Child Therapists in Court: Risks, Dilemmas,
and Survival Strategies, sponsored by The
Cambridge Hospital, January 11, 1992, (7 hours).
Clinical Aspects of Risk Management,
sponsored by HRI Hospital and Counseling Centers, May 22,
1991, (2 hours).
Critical Thinking in Guardian ad Litem Deliberations,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem and Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center,
May 20, 1994, (3 hours).
Family Mediation Institute, sponsored
by The Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, October
21, 2005, (6 hours).
Legal and Ethical Issues in Child Mental Health,
sponsored by Judge Baker Children's Center and Children's
Hospital, May 3 & 4, 1991, (10 hours).
In the Best Interests of the Child: Investigations
and Interventions in Child Custody and Visitation
Disputes, sponsored by the Guardian
ad Litem Task Force and The Children's Hospital/Judge
Baker Children's Center, November 13 & 14, 1992,
(10 hours).
In the Best Interests of the Child: Dilemmas
in Risk Management in Child Custody and Visitation Decisions,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians
ad Litem, Inc. and The Children's Hospital/Judge
Baker Children's Center, November 5 & 6, 1993, (10
hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child: Parental
Alienation: What It is & What to Do About It,
sponsored by Children’s
Hospital Boston and Massachusetts Association of Guardian
ad Litem, Inc., November 3 & 4, 2006, (10 hours).
In the Best Interest of the Child: The Aftermath
of Divorce, sponsored by the Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem and Children's
Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center, Boston, MA, November
4 & 5, 1994, (10 hours).
In the Best Interest of the Child: When Rights
and Needs Compete, sponsored by the Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem and Children's
Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center, Boston, MA, November
3 & 4, 1995, (10 hours).
In the Best Interest of the Child: Parental
Access in the Changing Family, sponsored
by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem and Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's
Center, Boston, MA, October 4 & 5, 1996, (10 hours).
In the Best Interests of the Child: Testimony
in Sexual Abuse Cases, sponsored by the
Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad Litem,
Inc. and The Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's
Center, November 7 & 8, 1997, (10 hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child: Domestic
Violence-Clinical and Legal Implications for Custody
and Access, sponsored by the Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem, Inc. and
The Children's Hospital, October 30-31, 1998, (10 hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child: The Adolescent
in the Probate Court and the New Juvenile Court,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians
ad Litem, Inc. and The Children's Hospital/Judge
Baker Children's Center, November 5 & 6, 1999, (10
hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child Series
- Father’s and Children: Clinical, Scientific
and Legal Perspectives, sponsored by the
Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad Litem,
Inc. and the Psychology Division at Children's Hospital,
November 9 & 10, 2001, (10 hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child Series
- Miles Apart: The Relocation Dilemma for Divided Families,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians
ad Litem, Inc. and the Psychology Division at Children's
Hospital, November 1 & 2, 2002, (10 hours.)
In the Best Interests of the Child Series – Custody
Evaluations: Science, Art or Voodoo?, sponsored
by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem, Inc. and the Children’s Hospital Boston,
October 31 & November 1, 2003, (10 hours).
In the Best Interests of the Child Series – Attachment
Theory: Implications for Probate & Juvenile Courts,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem, Inc. and The Children’s Hospital Boston,
November 4 & 5, 2005, (10 hours).
Intimate Partner Violence in GAL Evaluations,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem, Inc. and The Children’s Hospital Boston,
October 12 & 19 2004, (6 hours).
Managing Risk Under the New APA Ethics Code,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Psychological Association,
May 10, 2003, (6 hours).
Mandatory Domestic Violence Training,
sponsored by the Administrative Office of the Trial Court,
November 15, 2003, (6 hours).
Parenting Coordination: Working
with High Conflict Families, sponsored by the Association
of Family and Conciliation Courts, and Loyola University,
February 24-25, 2005, (14 hours).
Parenting Coordination: Bringing Order Out of
Chaos, sponsored by the Massachusetts Chapter
of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts,
April 8, 2005, (6.5 hours).
Psychological and Psychiatric Testimony in Court,
sponsored by the University of Miami School of Law, April
16-18, 1993, (21 hours).
The Guardian ad Litem as Expert Witness,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Guardians ad
Litem and Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center,
May 31, 1995, (3 hours).
The Guardian ad Litem in the Probate and Family
Court: A Forum on Roles, Functions, and Issues,
sponsored by the Guardian ad Litem Task Force
and The Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Center,
November 15, 1991, (6 hours).
Sexual Abuse Training for Category E & F
GAL’s., sponsored by the Massachusetts
Association of Guardians ad Litem, June 13,
2003, (6 hours).
The Therapeutic Roller Coaster: Treating Complex
Survivors of Childhood Abuse, sponsored
by McLean Hospital, October 1, 1993, (6.5 hours).
Trauma and Sexual Abuse, sponsored
by McLean Hospital, March 3, 1993, (1.5 hours).
Use and Abuse of Expert Testimony,
sponsored by The Health & Education Council, April 18,
1986, (6.25 hours).
ORGANIZATIONAL AND SYSTEM ISSUES
A Model of Thinking for Improving Management
Succession, sponsored by the Massachusetts
School of Professional Psychology, November 3, 1990,
(4 hours).
Authority Leadership and Organizational Life:
Group Relations Theory and Applications,
sponsored by McLean Hospital, April 28 and May 12, 1992,
(4 hours).
DIAGNOSIS, ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT
A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Treatment
of Bipolar Disorder, sponsored by McLean
Hospital, April 30, 1999, (7.5 hours).
Advanced Career Assessment: Applying the Ability-Interest-Personality
Model to Complex Cases, sponsored by the
American Psychological Association, August 10, 1990,
(4 hours).
Anger Control Made Easy, sponsored
by Cross Country University, February 18, 2004, (6 hours).
Asperger’s Syndrome, sponsored by
Dean N.M. Mooney, Ph.D., NCSP, October 17-18, 2002, (12 hours).
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Theory & Management
Strategies, sponsored by American International
College, May 11, 1998, (5 hours).
Case Discussion of Depression, sponsored
by McLean Hospital, February 4, 2000,
(5.25 hours).
Cognitive Behavior Modification: Perspectives,
Techniques, and Applications, sponsored
by ERA, April 26, 1985, (12 hours).
Contemporary Applications of Psychological (and
Neuro-psychological) Testing, presented
by Massachusetts Mental Health Center, June 6-7, 1997,
(13.5 hours).
Contemporary Applications of Psychological Testing
Assessing. Assessing Personality Disorders: Projective & Non-Projective
Techniques in Clinical & Forensic Settings,
presented by Massachusetts Mental Health Center, April
26 & 27, 2002, (13.5 hours).
Contemporary Applications of Psychological Testing
Assessing-Integrated Personality Assessment,
presented by Massachusetts Mental Health Center and The
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, April 1 & 2,
2005, (13 hours).
Couples Therapy in Stages, sponsored
by the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, November
19, 1990, (3 hours).
Depression: Advances in Recognition and Treatment,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Psychological Association,
October 26, 1990, (4 hours).
Emotional Intelligence, Health & Relationships,
presented by the Institute for Cortext Research and Development,
May 7, 1998, (6 hours).
Exner Conversion Workshop, sponsored
by the Massachusetts School of professional Psychology,
September 29 and October 5, 1991, (9 hours).
Inpatient Hospitalization and Crisis Intervention,
sponsored by McLean Hospital, October 21, 1992, (2 hours).
Introduction to the Wechsler Adult Intelligence
Scale, Third Edition (WAIS-III), sponsored
by the Massachusetts Psychological Association, December
11, 1998, (7 hours).
Matters of Mind: Topics in Behavioral Neurology,
sponsored by CORTEXT Research and Development, April 17,
1990, (6 hours).
Neuropsychological Assessment: The Systemic
Approach, sponsored by the New England
Psychological Association, October 12, 1990, (3 hours).
Nietzsche and Psychotherapy, sponsored
by McLean Hospital, October 28, 1992, (2 hours).
Recent Developments in Understanding and Assessing
Children and Adolescents with Learning Disabilities,
sponsored by Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts
Mental health Center, April 26, 2001, (6.5 hours).
Treating Couples, sponsored by
The Cambridge City Hospital, October 20 & 21, 1989, (14
hours).
Treatment Issues in the Psychotherapy of Character,
sponsored by Eliot Community Mental Health Center, Inc.,
February 23, 1987, (2 hours).
Trauma and the Rorschach: Integration and Elaboration
of Research and Clinical Practice, sponsored
by The Trauma Clinic and Three Ripley Street, March 19,
1994, (6.5 hours).
STRESS AND TRAUMA
Critical Incident Stress Management-Basic,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Psychological Association
and the International Critical Stress Incident Foundation,
November 2-3, 2001, (14.0 hours).
Disaster Response Network Training,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Psychological Association,
November 19, 1994, (6.0 hours).
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
(EMDR), Level I Training, November 14-16,
1997, (17.0 hours).
Internal Family Systems Therapy: Treating Trauma
and Addictions. Pre-Conference Institute
at The Trauma Center Conference—Psychological Trauma:
Maturational Processes and Therapeutic Interventions,
sponsored by Arbour Health System, June 10, 2004 (7.0
hours).
Issues in Self-regulation: Implications for
Integrative Therapy with Trauma, sponsored
by Charles River Hospital, Stern-Klein Conferences, January
28, 1993, (1.5 hours).
Post-traumatic Stress Disorders and Dissociation
in Children, sponsored by McLean Hospital,
December 2, 1992, (2 hours).
Psychiatric Implications of Psychological Trauma,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Mental Health Center, July
30, 1986, (11 hours).
Psychological Trauma: Attachment, Neuroscience
and Body Experience, sponsored by The Trauma
Center in association with Boston University and R. Cassidy
Seminars, June 2-4, 2005 (23.25 hours).
Psychological Trauma: Maturational Processes
and Therapeutic Interventions—The TraumaCenter Conference,
sponsored by Arbour Health System, June 11, 2004 (7.0
hours).
Psychological Trauma: Neuroscience, Attachment & Therapeutic
Intervention, sponsored by Justice Resource
Institute Trauma Center, June 15, 2006 (7.0 hours).
Treatment of Traumatized Children,
sponsored by The Trauma Center at HRI, November 22, 1996,
(6.0 hours).
CONTACT: Dr. Steven N. Shapse
VOICE (781) 259-0283
FAX (781) 259-0570
