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VITAKevin D. Wulff, M.A.Present PositionJames Kelly consultant: Psychology Assistant to begin September Street Address .Degrees EarnedMaster of Arts (Clinical Psychology), California School of Professional Psychology: San Diego (now Alliant University), San Diego, California, June Street Address .Bachelor of Arts (English Literature), University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 1981.Clinical Training and ExperienceOConnell Unit, Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, December 1977-May 1979. Nursing Assistant. Duties included conducting individual therapy under supervision of R.N.s and psychiatrists, various levels of group therapy, some crisis intervention; observing and recording patients behaviors and interactions.Cincinnati Veterans Administration Medical Center, May 1979-September 1983. Rehabilitation Technician (Drug Abuse Counselor). Working with drug-dependent veterans in a locked-door therapeutic community, performed individual and group therapy, helped design and implement an incentive system to supplement our focus on milieu treatment.Vista Hill Hospital, Chula Vista, California, October 1983-August 1988. Mental Health Worker. Duties included individual therapy, group discussions, relaxation group. Made daily documentation in patient charts, designed care plans. Through most of graduate school (1984-1988), worked one night shift per week.Hanbleceya, Lemon Grove, California, August 1985-August 1986. Psychology Trainee. Hanbleceya (pronounced Hahn-bluh-chee-ya, which means quest for vision in the Sioux-Lakota language) is a therapeutic community for people with schizophrenia. Duties included individual and group therapy with some assessment.California School of Professional Psychology: San Diego, February 1987-December 1987. Teaching Assistant. Duties as teaching assistant for two graduate courses of Introduction to Psychotherapy included conducting 2-hour weekly lab experiences for first-year students, assessing their therapy skills, instructing them in a variety of modes, and assisting in writing their course evaluations.Metropolitan Correctional Center: San Diego, October 1986-March 1988. Psychology Intern. The MCC: SD is a Federal Jail located in downtown San Diego. Duties included crisis intervention, individual and group therapy, staff consultation, employee interviews, and psychological evaluations for the Federal Court.Cincinnati Veterans Administration Medical Center, September 1988-September 1989. Psychology Intern. This was an APA-accredited site. Duties included neuropsychological assessments, outpatient individual, group, and family therapy, and research concerning the decision-making processes of jurors in cases of rape.Dayton Mental Health Center, Forensic Unit & Civil Hospital, December 1989-June 1997. Psychology Assistant 1&2. Duties included psychological assessment, individual, group and family psychotherapy, psycho-educational groups, treatment planning, risk assessment, and functioning as treatment team leader.Center for Forensic Psychiatry, Hamilton, Ohio, October 1995-June 1997. Psychology Assistant (contract services). Duties included interviewing and performing computer-assisted psychological assessments of families referred by the Butler County Juvenile Court for a juvenile diversion program. Reports were then sent to the court with recommendations.Logan/Champaign Consolidated Care, Inc., November 1995-May 1996. Forensic Monitor. On loan to a community mental health agency while still in the Psychology Assistant 2 position above, I developed the treatment and monitoring program for NGRI acquitees, assisted in the development and implementation of treatment programs for court-referred sex offenders and perpetrators of domestic violence, and provided training to the agency about forensic clients. Other duties included crisis intervention at the county jails in Urbana and Bellefontaine and acting as a liaison to the courts.Department of Rehabilitation & Correction, Madison Correctional Institution, July 1997-July 1998. Psychology Assistant 2. As a member of the Sex Offender Risk Reduction Center (SORRC) Program, duties included performing evaluations of sex offenders. Met Karin Ho, Director, Office of Victim Services, who made a presentation to staff. Became aware of Community (Restorative) Justice ideas percolating in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction.Department of Rehabilitation & Correction, Warren Correctional Institution, August 1998-November 2002. Psychology Assistant 2. Duties included seeing inmates for outpatient mental health services, including individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, and segregation rounds, and performing Clinical Risk Assessments for the Parole Board. Victim Coordinator. Trained in the Victim Awareness Curriculum, led by Ronette Burkes, from October 15-October 19, 2001, sponsored by the Office of Victim Services in conjunction with Ohio Department of Youth Services. Duties were the conducting of three Victim Awareness Programs (2 General Population, 1 Protective Custody) during 2002. Acted as liaison for all Victim Coordinator duties at WCI.Psychology Assistant 2, State of Ohio (December 3, 1989- February 1, 2014), Lebanon Correctional Institution, P.O. Box 56, Lebanon, Ohio 45036-0056 (since December 2002). Supervised by James D. Kelly, Ph.D. Same duties as at WCI. Trained as Victim -- Offender Dialogue Facilitator September 29  October 3, 2003 by the Office of Victim Services. Office phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE ext. 2607. e-mail: No longer valid: EMAIL AVAILABLE; currently valid: EMAIL AVAILABLEConvention PresentationsFulero, S. Olsen-Fulero, L., & Wulff, K. (1991, June). Stability and structure mediating story variables in rape juror decision-making. Paper presented at the American Psychological Society convention, Washington, D.C.Fulero, S. Wulff, K., & Olsen-Fulero, L. (1990, August). Factor analysis of the Attribution of Rape Blame Scale. Paper presented at the American Psychological Association convention, Boston, Massachusetts.Olsen-Fulero, L., Fulero, S., & Wulff, K. (1989, August). Who did what to whom? Modeling rape jurors cognitive processes. Paper presented at the American Psychological Association convention, New Orleans, Louisiana.AvocationsPlaying guitar, drums, electronic instruments, singing, swimming, growing tomatoes, reading, fantasy baseball/football, bridge (a card game), Vipassana (insight) meditation, and Panetics (the study of the infliction of suffering by people on to other people). Watching and encouraging the development of our three beautiful grandsons.HomeKevin D. & Georgetta A. WulffSons 34, 29, & 28, Daughter 24. Three Daughter-in-laws. Three Grandsons, 15 & 9 & 6 months.5300 Hamilton Avenue, Unit 509Cincinnati, Ohio 45224This Garden UniversePHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (Home/cell); PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (Emergency/Georgettas cell);PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE (Fax-dedicated home land-line)EMAIL AVAILABLEThis resume was last edited on 7/31/2014ReferencesJohn B. Stewart, Ph.D., Staff Psychologist, Dayton Mental Health Center, 2611 Wayne Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45420, PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEJ. Scott Yount, Psy.D., Staff Psychologist, Lebanon Correctional Institution, P.O. Box 56, Lebanon, Ohio 45036, PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE ext 2601.