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• Appointment

  August 12, 2010

  Governor Schwarzenegger appoints Dr. Gallardo to the California Board of Psychology. Click here to read Press Release.

  Induction

   

  Dr. Gallardo was inducted as a Fellow of the American Psychological Association at the 2010 American Psychological Association Annual Convention in San Diego.
  

  2010 Award

   

  

  Dr. Gallardo received an award for Professional Service to the Division, Division of Public Interest (VII) of the California Psychological Association – Presented at the Annual Convention of the California Psychological Association, Costa Mesa, CA.

  Presentations/Workshops

   

  November 4, 2010
  Developing a Professional Identity for PsyD graduates
  California Lutheran University

  Thousand Oaks, CA

  November 5, 2010
  Culturally Responsive Services with Latino Families
  Star View Community Services
  Compton, CA

  November 9, 2010
  Orange County Behavioral Healthcare
  Health Disparities Conference
  Orange County, CA

  November 11, 2010
  National Latina/o Psychological Association
  Ethics and Cultural Responsiveness: Latina/o Specific Considerations and Guidelines
  San Antonio, TX

  December 3, 2010
  Evidence-Based Practices with Latina/os
  San Francisco AIDS Foundation and Harm Reduction Therapy Center
  San Francisco, CA

  December 6, 2010
  Center for Autism and Related Disorders
  Tarzana, CA

  January 24, 2011
  West Los Angeles VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care System
  Los Angeles, CA

  February 5, 2011
  Chicago School of Professional Psychology
  Latina/o Mental Health Conference
  Southern California

  March 18, 2011
  Evidence-Based Practices with Latina/os
  San Francisco AIDS Foundation and Harm Reduction Therapy Center
  San Francisco, CA

• Culturally Adaptive Counseling Skills

  A book by Miguel E. Gallardo, Christine J. Yeh, Joseph E. Trimble & Thomas A. Parham

  

  A key supplement for courses on multicultural counseling, this book is a practical volume that will help faculty and students see demonstrations of multicultural counseling in practice. The text covers evidence-based practices for working with five major ethnic groups, while weaving in other factors such as gender, disability, sexuality, and more. Each chapter has two case studies by an invited expert who also provides commentary and lesson drawing upon each case.
  
  The authors will generously donate a percentage of their book royalties to the following organizations: The National Latina/o Psychological Association, The Society of Indian Psychologists, The Samoan Community Development Center, The Association of Black Psychologist* and The 100 Black Men of Orange County*.
  
  *Donations to latter two organizations are given directly by the co-author to the organizations.

• Follow this PDF link for more information and to order your copy.

• Intersections of Multiple Identities

  A book by Miguel Gallardo & Brian McNeill

  

  This casebook provides demonstrations of Evidence-Based Practice in Psychology (EBPP) with diverse clientele, focusing on multiple dimensions and intersections of identity and diversity. The integration of research and clinical expertise described in this volume allows the reader to examine, conceptualize and treat the multiple ways individuals identify themselves (ethnicity/race, religion/spirituality, disability, and sexual orientation). Each chapter is written by experts who illustrate their work in therapeutic encounters from an EBPP perspective, addressing various expressions of diversity in a culturally responsive manner.
  

• Early Praise for Intersections of Multiple Identities
  

• “It takes a sense of social justice to forge effective psychological treatment approaches for all people in need, not just for the majority patients on whom clinical research has most often been focused. The editors and contributors bring determination and a strong commitment to social justice in their attempt to improve the lives of patients through the explorations in this casebook.”
  
  -Carol D. Goodheart, Ed.D., is in independent practice in Princeton, New Jersey, and a clinical supervisor at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, Rutgers University
  

• About the Editors
  

• Miguel E. Gallardo, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and currently serves as an Associate Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology. He maintains an independent/consultation practice where he conducts therapy with individual adolescents and adults.
  

• Brian McNeill, Ph.D., is a professor and director of training for the Counseling Psychology Program at Washington State University. He is the co-editor of The Handbook of Chicana and Chicano Psychology and Mental Health (2004) and Latina/o Healing Practices: Mestizo and Indigenous Perspectives (2008), and is a licensed Psychologist in the states of Washington and Idaho where he practices and consults.

  Follow this PDF link for more information.