Dr. John Mauldin - Extensive Accomplishments in the Mental Health Field

Education

Ph.D, Counseling and Student Personnel Service (with concentration in Child and Family Therapy), University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, February 1987.

M.A., Psychology, West Georgia College, Carrollton, Georgia, 1876

B.A. Psychology, West Georgia College, Carrollton, Georgia 1975

Professional Experience

Eligible for License in Psychology.

Temporary Licence granted, March, 1988

Permanent License granted, June, 1989

Author, "Success with Children", January 1987. Wrote book for teachers explaining the Dynamic Socialization Approach to children.

Consulting Firm

Dynamic Associates, LaGrange, Georgia June 1982 to present. Offering consultation and training to school systems, businesses, police, juvenile court, and other agencies in the use of Dynamic Socialization Approach.

Private Counseling Practice

LaGrange, Georgia, October 1984 to present. Offering individual, marriage, family, and group counseling.

Consultant

LaGrange School System, LaGrange, Georgia, August 1983 to present. Began and operated the Difficult Child Project, a program designed to train teachers to work effectively with problem students. Wrote a handbook for teacher training. Provided state approved courses utilizing the Dynamic Socialization Approach to improve teachers' understanding of student behavior. Offered individual therapy for difficult students in the school setting. Trained counselors for continuation of DCP project.

Educational Consultant

Offered consultation and training in the use of Dynamic Socialization Approach to school systems, teachers, and counselors. Have conducted training in Dekalb, Bartow, Newton, Troup, Carroll, Harris, and many other systems in Georgia, Florida and Alabama.

Consultant

CAFI Headstart, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1987 to June 1987. Offered consultation in the form of observation of children attending Headstart in four county areas, making recommendations for therapy and psychological evaluations, and fulfilling recommendations.

Program Coordinator

Adolescent Program, Rutland psychoeducational Center, Athens, Georgia, January 1981 to June 1983. Authored and implemented program for treatment of severely emotionally disturbed adolescents with a high school setting. Responsible for all administrative activities, including staff training, coordination of program areas, and school liaison. Staff training included the use of psychodynamic theories and various therapeutic techniques.

Military Experience

Sergeant (E-5), U.S. Army (retired), with Vietnam combat experience, June 1968 to November 1970. Honors included Purple Heart, National Defense Service Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with Bronze Star, Expert Infantry Badge, Parachutist Badge, Letter of Commendation from the President. Honorable discharge.

Presentations

Presented program about severely emotionally disturbed adolescents to special educators at the annual Psychoeducational Conference of the Georgia Board of Education, Brunswick, Georgia, August 1982.

Presented program about severely emotionally disturb3ed adolescents with emphasis on teacher training to the second annual conference of the Minnesota Educators of the Emotionally disturbed, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 1972.

Presented program on discipline for St. Mark's Kindergarten teachers, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1984.

Presented program on communication with adolescents for parents at the 1st Presbyterian Church, March/April 1984.

Presented program on discipline for teachers in Montezuma, Georgia, June 1984.

Presented program on depression at the Stroke Club, December 1984.

Presented program on the Dynamics of Abuse for the Child Abuse Council, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1985.

Presented program on discipline at Troup High Schoold, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1985.

Presented Question/Answer program on Children's Problems at 1st Baptist Church, LaGrange, Georgia, March 1985.

Participated in Forum on Children's Behavior at St. Marks's Episcopal Church, LaGrange, Georgia, 1986.

Presented workshop on Behavior Disorders to Mental Health Department, 1986.

Presented workshop on Stress to employees of Kleentex, 1986.

Presented workshop for LaGrange Speech Aide on Behavioral Problems, 1986.

Contributing presenter for Parenting Plus, parenting classes offered by the Troup County Council on child abuse, 1986 to present.

Presenter at CAFI Headstart conference at St. Simon's Island on Self-Esteem in Preschool Children, 1987.

Co-Symposiast Eastern Educational Research Assocation, Miami Beach Florida, 1978 on Social Change and Psychological Dynamics.

Conducted workshop series on Behavior Management. Beginning in LaGrange, Georgia and presently conducting the same workshops throughout Georgia and Alabama. Thirty-seven workshops completed 1983 to Present.

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Human Behavior Patterns Coping Skills Stress Relief Anger Management Browse and Buy About Dr. Mauldin Home Contact Us Glossary Site Map		Education Ph.D, Counseling and Student Personnel Service (with concentration in Child and Family Therapy), University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, February 1987. M.A., Psychology, West Georgia College, Carrollton, Georgia, 1876 B.A. Psychology, West Georgia College, Carrollton, Georgia 1975 Professional Experience Eligible for License in Psychology. Temporary Licence granted, March, 1988 Permanent License granted, June, 1989 Author, "Success with Children", January 1987. Wrote book for teachers explaining the Dynamic Socialization Approach to children. Consulting Firm Dynamic Associates, LaGrange, Georgia June 1982 to present. Offering consultation and training to school systems, businesses, police, juvenile court, and other agencies in the use of Dynamic Socialization Approach. Private Counseling Practice LaGrange, Georgia, October 1984 to present. Offering individual, marriage, family, and group counseling. Consultant LaGrange School System, LaGrange, Georgia, August 1983 to present. Began and operated the Difficult Child Project, a program designed to train teachers to work effectively with problem students. Wrote a handbook for teacher training. Provided state approved courses utilizing the Dynamic Socialization Approach to improve teachers' understanding of student behavior. Offered individual therapy for difficult students in the school setting. Trained counselors for continuation of DCP project. Educational Consultant Offered consultation and training in the use of Dynamic Socialization Approach to school systems, teachers, and counselors. Have conducted training in Dekalb, Bartow, Newton, Troup, Carroll, Harris, and many other systems in Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Consultant CAFI Headstart, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1987 to June 1987. Offered consultation in the form of observation of children attending Headstart in four county areas, making recommendations for therapy and psychological evaluations, and fulfilling recommendations. Program Coordinator Adolescent Program, Rutland psychoeducational Center, Athens, Georgia, January 1981 to June 1983. Authored and implemented program for treatment of severely emotionally disturbed adolescents with a high school setting. Responsible for all administrative activities, including staff training, coordination of program areas, and school liaison. Staff training included the use of psychodynamic theories and various therapeutic techniques. Military Experience Sergeant (E-5), U.S. Army (retired), with Vietnam combat experience, June 1968 to November 1970. Honors included Purple Heart, National Defense Service Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with Bronze Star, Expert Infantry Badge, Parachutist Badge, Letter of Commendation from the President. Honorable discharge. Presentations Presented program about severely emotionally disturbed adolescents to special educators at the annual Psychoeducational Conference of the Georgia Board of Education, Brunswick, Georgia, August 1982. Presented program about severely emotionally disturb3ed adolescents with emphasis on teacher training to the second annual conference of the Minnesota Educators of the Emotionally disturbed, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 1972. Presented program on discipline for St. Mark's Kindergarten teachers, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1984. Presented program on communication with adolescents for parents at the 1st Presbyterian Church, March/April 1984. Presented program on discipline for teachers in Montezuma, Georgia, June 1984. Presented program on depression at the Stroke Club, December 1984. Presented program on the Dynamics of Abuse for the Child Abuse Council, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1985. Presented program on discipline at Troup High Schoold, LaGrange, Georgia, January 1985. Presented Question/Answer program on Children's Problems at 1st Baptist Church, LaGrange, Georgia, March 1985. Participated in Forum on Children's Behavior at St. Marks's Episcopal Church, LaGrange, Georgia, 1986. Presented workshop on Behavior Disorders to Mental Health Department, 1986. Presented workshop on Stress to employees of Kleentex, 1986. Presented workshop for LaGrange Speech Aide on Behavioral Problems, 1986. Contributing presenter for Parenting Plus, parenting classes offered by the Troup County Council on child abuse, 1986 to present. Presenter at CAFI Headstart conference at St. Simon's Island on Self-Esteem in Preschool Children, 1987. Co-Symposiast Eastern Educational Research Assocation, Miami Beach Florida, 1978 on Social Change and Psychological Dynamics. Conducted workshop series on Behavior Management. Beginning in LaGrange, Georgia and presently conducting the same workshops throughout Georgia and Alabama. Thirty-seven workshops completed 1983 to Present.