OBJECTIVE:
A faculty position in counseling or a related area encompassing teaching, research, and service opportunities.
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Strong practical and theoretical foundation in a number of therapeutic
and supervision models.
Sensitivity and knowledge of multicultural, gender, and diversity issues
in society and counseling.
Sincere empathy and interest in gender issues related to chemical dependency.
Licensed and certified in a range of professional organizations: Licensed
Professional Counselor, Licensed Social Worker, National Certified Counselor,
Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor III, Certified Criminal Justice
Specialist, Certified Family Therapist, Master Addictions Counselor, and
National Certified Addiction Counselor II.
Interest and experience in supervising students in classes and in community
agencies and schools.
Editorial board member for two professional journals and a state divisionall
newsletter.
Experience teaching and supervising Masters-level students.
Extremely active in various community agencies, such as the Red Cross
of Georgia, Augusta Child Advocates, and Rape Crisis of Augusta.
EDUCATION:
June 1996
Doctor of Education in Counselor Education
University of Cincinnati, Dept. of
School Psychology and Counseling
Chemical Dependency Specialization/Gender Issues Specialization
April 1993
Master of Arts in Community Counseling
University of Cincinnati, Dept. of
School Psychology and Counseling
Chemical Dependency Specialization
December 1986
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio (Summa Cum Laude)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
August 2000-present
Associate Professor
Augusta State University, Clinical
and Professional Studies, Counseling Program,
Augusta,
Georgia
Perform service, teaching, and research activities for the University,
the community, and the profession.
Responsible for teaching a variety of graduate-level counseling courses
(usually 4 per semester),
including practicum, group counseling, addictions, and internship.
Serve as a Program Coordinator in the Department.
Assist graduate students in their courses of study, work-related issues,
and other concerns.
Supervise graduate students in their practicum settings; act as liaison
between community agencies and the Counseling program.
Develop and implement research projects, culminating in publications
and presentations.
Serve as a reviewer for two American Counseling Association scholarly
journals and a divisional newsletter.
September 1997-August 1999
Assistant Professor
Troy State University - Montgomery,Counseling
and Human Development Program, Montgomery, Alabama
Performed service, teaching, and research activities for the University,
the community, and the profession.
Taught a variety of graduate-level counseling courses (usually 3 per
semester),
including practicum, group counseling, addictions, and internship.
Served as a Program Coordinator (Personnel and Human Services) in the
Department.
Assisted graduate students in their courses of study, work-related
issues, and other concerns.
Supervised graduate students in their practicum settings; served as
a liaison between community agencies and the Counseling program.
Developed and implemented research projects whcih culminated in publications
and presentations.
Served as a reviewer for two American Counseling Association scholarly
journals and a divisional newsletter.
August 1996-August 1997
Assistant Professor
Illinois State University, College
of Education, Department of Counselor Education, Normal, Illinois
Taught a variety of graduate-level counseling courses (4 per semester),
including practicum, group counseling, testing and assessment, and
vocational/career
counseling.
Assisted graduate students in their courses of study, work-related
issues, and other concerns.
Supervised graduate students in their practicum settings; acted as
a liasion between community agencies and the Counseling program.
Developed and implemented research projects, which culminated in publications
and presentations.
Served as a reviewer for two American Counseling Association scholarly
journals.
Performed various service activities for community schools, agencies,
and the University.
Winter 1996
Adjunct Faculty
University of Cincinnati, Department
of School Psychology and Counseling, Cincinnati, Ohio
Co-facilitated "Tests in Counseling" course for graduate-level counseling
students which involved lecturing, leading discussion groups, and evaluating
students' performance.
Provided overview of testing and assessment; statistical and measurement
concepts; test construction and interpretation; and gender, legal and ethical
issues.
Provided experience in taking and interpreting commonly used tests
in counseling.
August 1994-August 1996
Intake Counselor/Chemical Dependency Counselor
Central Community Health Board, Drug Services (Methadone Maintenance
Unit), Cincinnati, Ohio
Completed intake, psychosocial, and diagnostic assessments, which included
diagnosing and determining appropriate level of treatment.
Provided individual, group, family, and crisis counseling.
Developed, implemented, evaluated, and modified treatment plans.
Met regularly with medical director to discuss intakes, changes in
clients' functioning, and therapeutic levels of methadone.
Collaborated with appropriate agencies and professionals.
Maintained case files and documentation.
Designed, implemented, and conducted psychoeducational and therapy
groups.
July 1993-August 1996 (part-time)
Researcher
Transitions-W.R.A.P. (Women's Residential Addiction Program), Covington,
Kentucky
Conducted various research studies on treatment outcome of chemically
dependent
women (e.g., predictor variables relating to successful outcome), in
collaboration with university faculty and treatment staff.
Conducted statistical analysis on data gathered using SPSS.
Analyzed, documented, and prepared studies for publication (see publication
section).
Presented data and findings at conferences and workshops, including
American Counseling Association Conferences.
June 1992-August 1993 (full-time)
Chemical Dependency Counselor/Senior Counselor
August 1993-August 1996 (part-time)
Residential Monitor
Transitions-W.R.A.P. (Women's Residential Addiction Program), Covington,
Kentucky
Provided individual, group, family, and crisis counseling.
Conducted all phases of therapy, from screening, diagnosing, and intake
to goal assessment and termination.
Designed, implemented, and conducted psychoeducational groups.
Developed, implemented, evaluated, and modified treatment plans.
Collaborated with appropriate agencies and professionals (e.g., parole
office).
November 1990-October 1992
Child Care Worker II
Altercrest Adolescent Residential Treatment Facility, Cincinnati, Ohio
Provided individual, group, and crisis counseling.
Participated in developing, implementing, and evaluating treatment
plans.
Assigned appropriate positive and negative consequences to promote
behavior modification; supervised and documented residents' daily activities.
Organized on-site A.A./N.A. meetings.
UNIVERSITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES:
September 2000-present
Faculty Development Insitute Training
Augusta State University
Received year-long training in technology and classroom instruction.
September 1999-August 2000
Member, Professional Development Committee
Troy State University - Montgomery
Determined training needs and approved training funds for faculty..
September 1997-August 2000
Member, Technology Resources Committee
Troy State University - Montgomery
Determined technological needs, such as training, hardware, and softwareat
the university and departmental levels.
Develop edstrategies and plans to meet the technological needs of faculty
and the university.
September 1997-September 1999
Member, Graduate Council
Troy State University - Montgomery
Reviewed complaints, controversies, ethical dilemmas, and other issues
pertaining to graduate students petitions.
Assisted in developing the Graduate Handbook and other graduate school
materials.
Helped decide direction, policies, goals, and procedures of the graduate
programs.
September 1997-September 1998
Member, Undergraduate Council
Troy State University - Montgomery
Reviewed complaints, controversies, ethical dilemmas, and other issues
pertaining to undergraduate students petitions.
Assisted in developing the Undergraduate Handbook and other university
materials.
Helped decide direction, policies, goals, and procedures of the undergraduate
programs.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES:
NATIONAL:
October 2000-present
Southern Region Emerging Leader
American Counseling Association
Recieved grant from ACA as an emerging leader to attend Southern Region
Leadership conference in October 2000.
In process of reactivating American Counseling Association state branch
and to support the mission and goals of branches and the American Counseling
Association.
Developing board to establish new state branch; writing bylaws; attending
leadership conferences.
September 1997-present
Listserv Developer and Moderator
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Formed and maintain listservs for national counseling association.
Moderate messages and members' activities and subscriptions.
September 1997-August 2000
Webmaster
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)-Division of
ACA
Created, designed and maintained first organization website.
September 1997-September 1999
Chair, Media Committee
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Responsible for establishing and maintaining listserv and webpage.
Established and monitored discussion groups, presentations, and board
meeting on the World Counseling Network.
In charge of advertising, informing, and instructing members nationwide
new technological advances of the organization and the profession as a
whole.
September 1997-September 1998
Co-Chair, Ethics Committee
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Involved in developing ethical code for the IAAOC division at the national
level.
Organized committee meeting for ACA 1998 World Conference.
September 1997-September 1998
Chair, By-Laws Committee
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Revised and rewrote the current by-laws of the IAAOC division.
Collaborated with other state chairs and met at the ACA national conference.
September 1997-September 1998
Chair, State Chapters Committee
International
Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Assisted states in obtaining charters for IAAOC divisions.
Conducted surveys and research to determine progress of IAAOC in ACA.
Organized luncheon meeting awards for states at World Conference.
STATE:
October 2000-present
Emerging Leader
Georgia Counseling Association
Recieved grant from ACA as an emerging leader to attend Southern Region
Leadership conference in October 2000.
In process of reactivating American Counseling Association state branch
and to support the mission and goals of the American
Counseling Association.
Developing board to establish the new state branch; attending several
national and state conferences for other leadership recruitment.
Writing bylaws and ethical code for the state branch.
September 1997-present
Co-Webmaster
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Designed and maintain first and current website of the organization.
September 1997-June 1999
Alabama Counseling Association
Designed and maintained first website of the organization.
September 1997-present
Listserv Developer and Moderator
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
September 1997-June 1999
Alabama Counseling Association
Formed and maintain listservs for state counseling associations.
Moderate messages and members' activities and subscriptions.
September 1997-present
Chair, Media Committee
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Responsible for establishing and maintaining listserv and webpage..
Established and monitored discussion groups, presentations, and board
meeting on the World Counseling Network.
In charge of advertising, informing, and instructing members nationwide
new technological advances of the organization and the profession as a
whole.
September 1997-present
Founding President, Alabama Chapter of IAAOC
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Formed and lead a group of interested professionals in Alabama to develop
and implement an IAAOC division in Alabama.
Conduct surveys and research to determine progress of implementation
of IAAOC in Alabama.
Revise by-laws and prepare charter for implementation into Alabama
Counseling Association.
Conduct presentations to various interest groups, agencies, and counseling
professionals to recruit members.
Responsible for organizing and maintaining the business of the Association.
Exert leadership in reaching the goals of the organization.
Elect chairpersons and members of standing and special committees.
Submit all reports and other information as needed and requested by
the Alabama Counseling Association.
Serve as the Association's Representative to the Alabama Counseling
Association.
June 1999-present
Past President, Alabama Chapter of IAAOC
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Assist the President in achieving the goals and mission of ALAAOC.
Serve as nominations and elections committee chair.
Reside over meetings of the Executive Committee when requested.
Represent ALAAOC at the Alabama Counseling Association meetings.
September 1997-present
Chair, Alabama Chapter Committee of IAAOC
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Lead a group of interested professionals in Alabama to develop and
implement an IAAOC division in Alabama.
Conduct surveys and research to determine progress of implementation
of IAAOC in Alabama.
Write and revise by-laws and prepare charter for implementation into
Alabama Counseling Association.
Conduct presentations to various interest groups, agencies, and counseling
professionals
to recruit members.
September 1997-present
Chair, By-Laws Committee
Alabama Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Revise and rewrote the current by-laws of the ALAAOC division.
Collaborate with other state chairs and meet at the ACA national conference.
September 1997-present
Alabama Counseling Association
Executive Member
Serve on the Executive Board as the Alabama Association for Addictions
and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC) representative.
September 1997-May 1999
Chair, Human Rights Committee
Alabama Counseling Association
(ALCA)
Chaired the state human rights committee of ALCA, dealing with diversity,
multicultural,
ethical, and legal issues of professionals and the clients we serve.
EDITING/REVIEWING:
Reviewer/Editorial Board Member
January 1996-January 2001
Journal of Addictions
and Offender Counseling
August 1998-August 2001
Journal of Counseling
and Development
May 1997-May 2000
Measurement and Evaluation
in Counseling and Development
July 1997-present
IAAOC Newsletter
Review articles submitted for publication in a timely fashion.
Provide appropriate comments and submit a publication decision.
Discuss the direction and plans of the publication with other editorial
board members.
August 1997-present
Editor of Divisional Newsletter
ALAAOC Newsletter Editor
Review articles submitted for publication in a timely fashion.
Provide appropriate comments and submit a publication decision.
Discuss decision regarding publication with editoral board.
Disseminate the newsletter quarterly to all ALAAOC members.
September 2000-present
Reviewer for Book
Practical Substance Abuse Assessmessment and Diagnosis: An
Introductory Text for Counselors and Helping Professionals
Author: Jerry Juhnke, Ph.D., Brunner-Routledge, Philadelphia,
PA
September 1998-September 1999
Reviewer for Manuscript
Teaching Your Child Patience
Author: Jerry Wilde, Ph.D.
November 2000-present
Council Member
Augusta Child Advocates, Inc.
Serve on the planning committee to assist with organizational tasks
and duties.
Assist director and other members in event planning (i.e., Christmas
for the foster children) and event implementation.
Organized and maintain listserv for the agency.
December 2000-present
Child Advocate, Richmond County Courts
Augusta Child Advocates, Inc.
Attend court hearings to advocate for children in foster care and custody
battles.
Assure that the children’s best interests are not overlooked while
in protective custody and assure that the child is placed in a safe home
as quickly as possible.
September 2000-present
Rape Crisis Volunteer
Rape Crisis of Augusta, Georgia
Certified as a rape crisis volunteer; respond to emergency calls from
rape victims at local hospitals.
Support victims from crisis situations through the court trial period.
June 1998-present
Red Cross Disaster Mental Health Technician
American Red Cross of Augusta, Georgia
Respond to disasters and provide mental health services to Red Cross
workers and disaster victims.
January 1992-present
Community Presenter
Serve as guest speaker at various community activities (e.g., Take
Back the Night March).
Conduct workshops at community high schools.
Serve as guest speaker regarding substance abuse/methadone treatment
for various community agencies and at professional workshops.
1993-present
Guest Speaker
Augusta State University, Augusta, Georgia
Troy State University, Montgomery, Alabama
Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
Serve as guest speaker for various presentations in the departments
of Counseling, Social Work, and Psychology.
September 1998-August 1999
Group Co-facilitator at Tutwiler Prison for Women, HIV/AIDS Unit
Tutwiler Prison for Women, Wetumpka, Alabama
Co-facilitated weekly group for a select group of women who were diagnosed
with HIV/AIDS.
Helped the women deal with emotional, physical, spiritual, and intellectual
difficulties they have experienced prior to, and during, incarceration
and their disease.
Assisted prisoners in developing a plan of living after release, including
reunification with their children and medical treatment.
Assisted the women in finding halfway houses and treatment programs
for post-term treatment.
September 1997-September 1998
Group Co-facilitator at Tutwiler Prison for Women, General Population
Tutwiler Prison for Women, Wetumpka, Alabama
Co-facilitated weekly group for a select group of women who are ready
for release.
Helped the women deal with emotional, physical, spiritual, and intellectual
difficulties they have experienced prior to, and during, incarceration.
Assisted prisoners in developing a plan of living after release, including
reunification with their children.
Assisted the women in finding halfway houses and treatment programs
for post-term treatment.
SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE:
August 2000-present
Augusta State University,
Clinical and Professional Studies
September 1997-present
Troy State University, Counseling
and Human Development Program
August 1996-August 1997
Illinois State University, Department
of Counselor Education
1993-1994
University of Cincinnati, Department
of School Psychology and Counseling
As of date, supervised a total of 180 Masters-level students during
their Counseling practicum experience.
Meet with on-site supervisors to determine progress of students.
Develop individual plans of imporvement with students.
Continue to imporve my supervisory skills by attending workshops and
using feedback from students.
1990-present
Professional Workshops/Classes
Attend several professional workshops relating to a variety of issues
(e.g., multicultural, gender issues, counseling skills, etc.) to improve
my skills and increase my awareness.
July 1994
Reality Therapy Intensive Workshop
Institute of Reality Therapy, Dr. Wubbolding
Participated in 30-hour workshop as part of certification process.
Learned and practiced fundamentals and techniques of reality therapy
in didactic and role-play formats.
Received intense group and individual supervision from Dr. Wubbolding.
National Certified Counselor (NCC)
Licensed Professional Counselor, Georgia
(LPC)
Licensed Professional Counselor, Alabama (LPC)
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Ohio (LPCC), with supervision
certification
Licensed Social Worker, Ohio (LSW)
National Certified Addiction Counselor
II (NCAC II)
Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor III, Ohio (CCDC III)
Internationally Certified Alcohol and
Drug Counselor (ICADC)
Master Addictions Counselor (MAC - NBCC)
Certified Family Therapist (CFT)
Certified Criminal Justice Specialist (CCJS)
Diplomat Status, National Association
of Forensic Counselors (NAFC)
Red Cross Certified as Disaster
Mental Health Technician
In Process: Reality Therapy Certification
Founding President,
Alabama Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors (ALAAOC)
Past President
and Member, Alabama Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors
(ALAAOC)
Member, American Counseling Association
(ACA)
Member, International Association
for Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC)
Member, Alabama Counseling Association
Executive Committee (8/97-present)
Member, Alabama Counseling Association
and Various Divisions (ALCA)
Member, Licensed Profesession Counselors
Association of Georgia (LPCA)
Member, Georgia
School Counseling Association (GSCA)
Member, Southern Association for Counselor
Educators and Supervisors (SACES)
Member, American Mental Health
Counselors Association (AMHCA)
Member, National Association of Alcohol
& Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
Member, National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Member, Institute for Control Theory, Reality Therapy, and Quality
Management
HONORS:
American Counseling Association,
Emerging Leader Grant: 2000-present
Recipient, Best Teacher Award given by graduating class: 1997
Recipient, Glasser Fund Scholarship: 1994
Recipient, University of Cincinnati's Graduate Scholarship: 1991-1996
Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Ohio State University: 1986
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000/September). Faculty Development Institute: Technology training. A $5,000 grant sponsored by the Augusta State University Faculty Development Institute (funded).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000/September). A $1,595 grant to attend the National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors 2001 Annual Conference in Portland Oregon, sponsored by the Augusta State University Research and Development Funds (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000/September). A $2,000 grant to attend the British Psychological Society Centennial Conference in Glasgow, UK, sponsored by the Augusta State University Research and Development Funds (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000/September). American Counseling Association Southern Region leadership training. A $1,100 training grant sponsored by the American Counseling Association (funded).
Manhal-Baugus, M., & Clem, F. (1998/October). Are reformed offenders allowed to fully participate in the counseling field? A $1,000 grant sponsored by the Alabama Counseling Association (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M., Friesen, M., Jacobs, J., & McCollough, S. (1998, September). Drug-free state demonstration project: The effectiveness of the Alabama prisons’ Crime Bill Drug program. A $164,076 grant sponsored by the National Institute of Justice (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M., Friesen, M., McCollough, S., & Thompson, D. (1998, May). An evaluation of Alabama Prisons' substance abuse programs funded by the Omnibus Crime Control Act. A $76,172 grant sponsored by the Department of Justice (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, April). The “Survivors” psychotherapy / life skills group at Tutwiler prison for women. A $1,000 grant sponsored by the Elmore County Community Foundation (denied).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, April). An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Crime Bill Drug Program on inmates with HIV and AIDS diagnoses. A $3,000 training grant sponsored by the National Institute of Corrections, Department of Justice, written in collaboration with the Alabama Department of Corrections (funded).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1996?1997). The association of personal-related variables to length of sobriety: A study of prognostic indicators for successful treatment of chemically dependent women. A $500 funded grant sponsored by the International Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors.
Manhal-Baugus, M., & Kelly, V.A. (1994-1995). The association of program-related variables to length of sobriety: A study of chemically dependent women. A $500 funded grant sponsored by the Summer Mentoring Program, College of Education, University of Cincinnati.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (in press). The
association of personal-related variables to length of sobriety:
A study of prognostic indicators of successful treatment for chemically
dependent women. Education Resources
Information Center, Counseling and Student Services.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998/Summer). Honoring diversity. The Quarterly, 34(1), 13.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998/Spring). Walk the talk. The Quarterly, 33(4), 10.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998). The Self-In-Relation theory
and Women for Sobriety: Female-specific theory and mutual help group
for chemically dependent women. Journal
of Addictions and Offender Counseling, 18(2), 78-85.
Education Resources Information
Center (ERIC), ERIC_NO: EJ569861.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997/September). Barriers to treatment for chemically dependent women: Part II. The International Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors Newsletter, 2323(2), 3-4.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997/July). Barriers to treatment for chemically dependent women: Part I. The International Association for Addictions and Offender Counselors Newsletter, 23(1), 3-4.
Kropp, F.B., Manhal-Baugus, M., Kelly, V.A. (1996). The association of personal-related variables to length of sobriety: A pilot study of chemically dependent women. Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling, 17(1), 21-34.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1996). Reducing the risk of malpractice in chemical dependency counseling. Journal of Addictions andOffender Counseling, 17(1), 35-42.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1996). Confidentiality: The legal and ethical issues for chemical dependency counselors. Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling, 17(1), 3-11.
Kelly, V.A., Kropp, F.B., & Manhal-Baugus, M. (1995). The association of program-related variables to length of sobriety: A pilot study of chemically dependent women. Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling, 15(2), 42-50.
PRESENTATIONS:
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2001, May). Ethical Issues of Internet Interventions. Presentation at the Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia Annual Conference, Pine Mountain, Georgia.
Manhal-Baugus, M., Blanton, B., & Helms-Braezeale, R. (2001, March). When “NO” Means “NO!" Roundtable discussion at the Twelfth Annual National Risk-At-Youth Conference, Savannah, GA.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000, February). Ethical issues of internet interventions. Workshop presented at the Twelfth Annual National Dropout Prevention Network Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (2000, February). There is help (AND HOPE!) for cocaine-exposed children. Carousel session presented at the Twelfth Annual National Dropout Prevention Network Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.
Manhal-Baugus, M., & Guterman, J. (1999, April). Using the Internet to enhance the missions of ACA divisions. Presentation at the 1999 American Counseling Assocation World Conference, San Diego, CA.
Hard, P., Cooley, F., Manhal-Baugus, M., & Guest, P. (1998,
November). Counseling clients whose values are different than our own.
Panel discussion at the 1998 Alabama
Counseling Association Fall Conference, Mobile, AL.
Glenn, E.E., & Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, April).
Strategic approaches to working with African American women with disabilities.
Presentation at the 1998 American Counseling
Associaion World Conference, Indianapolis, IN.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, April). A study of prognostic indicators of successful treatment for chemically dependent women. Presentation at the 1998 American Counseling Assocation World Conference, Indianapolis, IN.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, January). Using appropriate assessment tools with chemically dependent women. Roundtable discussion at the 1998 Assessment Conference, St. Petersburg, FL.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, November). Meeting the needs of children of drug-dependent families. Seminar presented at the Ninth Annual National Dropout Prevention Network Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, November). Reducing the risk of malpractice in chemical dependency counseling and supervision. Workshop presented at the 1997 Alabama Counseling Association Fall Conference, Birmingham, AL.
Manhal-Baugus, M., and Patrick, J. (1997, October). Reducing the risk of malpractice in chemical dependency counseling and supervision. Workshop presented at the 1997 Southern Association of Supervisors and Counselor Educators (SACES) Conference, Louisville, KY.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, October). Relational issues of chemically dependent mothers and their children: What can we do to stop the cycle of addiction? Forum/discussion presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid-Western Educational Research Association (MWERA), Chicago, IL.
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, April). Treatment components for chemically dependent women.Workshop presented at the 1997 American Counseling Association World Conference, Orlando, FL.
Glenn, E., & Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, March). Group treatment methods for chemically-dependent, African-American women. Workshop presented at the Association for Women in Psychology Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.
Kelly, V.A., Manhal-Baugus, M., & Kropp, F.B. (1996, April). Unique treatment needs of chemically dependent women: Are they being met? Roundtable discussion at the 1996 American Counseling Assocation World Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.
Guterman, J., Manhal-Baugus, M., & Packer, L. (1998, November). Grand opening of Generica. Internet presentation of the Counseling Zone’s World Wide Web site on Active Worlds (http://www.activeworlds.com).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, March). Taking social action at the state level. Internet presentation at the Being There Conference on the World Counseling Network; held at the 1998 American Counseling Association World Conference in Indianapolis, IN. (http://www.counselingnetwork.com).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1998, January). Barriers to treatment barriers for chemically dependent women. Internet presentation of the World Counseling Network via Chat98 site (http://www.counselingnetwork.com).
Manhal-Baugus, M. (1997, March). Chemically dependent women and their children: What can we do to stop the cycle of addiction? Internet presentation at the first ACA LIVE! Internet Conference.
REFERENCES:
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