Dr. Pam Monday is licensed as a marriage and family therapist and professional counselor. Her passion in life is teaching people the skills they need to improve their relationships, build confidence and self-esteem, and find greater happiness and satisfaction in life.

Dr. Monday teaches couples the skills they need to reduce and resolve conflict, increase their satisfaction and resurrect the passion and intimacy they once had. Dr. Monday is a certified Imago Relationship Therapist and offers the popular “Getting the Love You Want” Imago couples workshop developed by Dr. Harville Hendrix. It is the most timesaving, cost-effective way to learn all of the skills at once.

She also coaches individuals, couples and families, helping them find greater happiness and satisfaction in the life and in their relationships. Dr. Monday teaches parents specific proven techniques so that they have more control, experience less stress and receive greater cooperation from their children. She teaches family members how to have more love, closeness and understanding for one another

RESUME

PAMELA JANE MONDAY, Ph.D.
3625 Manchaca, Suite 103
Austin, Texas 78704
(512) 330-1757
(512) 527-3576 (fax)
pam@drmonday.com

EDUCATION
Ph.D., University of Texas
Counseling Psychology, May, 1990

M.Ed., University of Houston
Counseling and Guidance, August, 1975

B.S., University of Houston
Psychology, May, 1973 (Magna Cum Laude)

PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
September 1998 to present
LICENSED MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPIST
LICENSED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR
BOARD APPROVED SUPERVISOR
Private practice Austin, Texas
Systemic psychotherapist, with specialty areas of relationship therapy for couples, families and stepfamilies; parenting coaching; women’s issues, and individuals seeking to improve their lives and their relationships. Develop and present community education and professional conference workshops. Conduct “Getting the Love You Want” Imago couples workshops, and “Second Saturday: What Women Need to Know About Divorce” workshops. Write articles for publication. Clinical supervisor in systemic therapy for therapists.

November 1991 to August 1998
LICENSED MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPIST
LICENSED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR
BOARD APPROVED SUPERVISOR
DIRECTOR OF SUPERVISION & TRAINING
Austin Academy for Individual & Relationship Therapy Austin, Texas
Systemic psychotherapist. Present community education and conference workshops. Write articles and books for publication.
Provide expert witness testimony in court cases. Supervise interns; teach supervision course to clinicians seeking supervisor credentials. Conduct two day couples workshops. Serve as Board member for Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

January 1988 to November 1991
LICENSED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR
Austin, Texas
Systemic psychotherapist, private practice. Conducted individual, marital, group and family psychotherapy. Guest lecturer, University of Texas, and various professional and community organizations. Developed and presented community education and professional conference workshops. Group leader, groups for sexually abused and eating disordered adolescent girls, Westlake High School.

July 1986 to January 1998
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATE DR. TED HILL, DR. GARY MATTHEWS, DR. DON MARLER
Conducted individual, marital and family psychotherapy. Administered and interpreted psychological tests. Conducted group psychotherapy for adult children of alcoholics. Developed and presented community education workshops.

August 1985 to August 1986
PSYCHOLOGY INTERN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS COUNSELING & MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
Doctoral training and supervision internship. Conducted individual, marital and group psychotherapy for university students. Presented workshops. Supervised practicum student. Was consultant to women’s campus housing division.

August 1982 to April 1984
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATE AUSTIN STATE HOSPITAL; UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS; PRIVATE PRACTICE
Various placements. Administered and interpreted batteries of phsychological tests for inpatients and outpatients. Conducted
group and individual therapy; inpatient clinical interviews and initial psychological assessments. Worked with Chief Psychologist to develop individualized behavior modification treatment plans for patients. Clinical Supervisor of the Biofeedback Therapy Program.

October 1978 to November 1980
INFORMATION SPECIALIST, SENATE OF TEXAS
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON DELIVERY OF HUMAN SERVICES IN TEXAS
Designed and developed a computerized database, the first of its kind in the nation, for all human services delivered by state agencies in Texas. Researched, wrote and presented at Senate hearings papers, with recommendations for Committee approval, on mental health issues, alcoholism, autism, social work services in public schools, and state agency accountability for services rendered. Co-authored and edited the final report of the Committee.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT)
Approved Supervisor, LPC & LMFT Boards
American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (AAMFT)
Texas Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (TAMFT)
(Board Member, 1997-2000; Chair, Public Relations/Awards &
Chair, Strategic Planning Committees)
Austin Association for Marriage & Family Therapy
President, 1993; Treasurer, 1988, 1990)
Association for Imago Relationship Therapy (Board Member, 2002)
Imago Relationships International (Board Member, 2002-2005,
Finance Committee Member, 2003-present)
Certified Imago Therapist and Workshop Presenter
Vice President, The International Council on Cultism & Ritual Trauma
(1994-1996; Board Member, 1996-1998)
Vice President, Friends of God’s Treasure Chest (charity)
Phi Kappa Phi, National Honor Society
Selected Outstanding Young Woman of America, 1980

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
You and Your Family: Legacies from the Past. Book in progress.
“Manufacturing the Mind Controlled Slave: Preview—A Therapist’s Perspective,” chapter in Thanks for the Memories: The Truth Has Set Me Free, Sue Ford, Brice Taylor Trust, 1999.
“Recognizing & Classifying Programming,” article in The Newsletter of the International Council on Cultism & Ritual Trauma, Vol. 2. No. 2, Summer/Fall, 1994. Also available on the internet.
“Family Systems & Parenting,” Recovery, Austin-San Antonio, September, 1992.
“Forgiving & Letting Go,” Whole Life Magazine, Austin/San Antonio, November, 1992.

“Finding my Father,” The Family Therapy Networker, Washington, D.C., July/August, 1991.
Transgenerational Ties: A Longitudinal Study of the Relationship
Between Parental Pressure and involvement and Spouses’ Marital Satisfaction. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Texas at Austin, May, 1990.

“Breaking the Negative Cycle: The Effects of Behavioral Marital Therapy in Interrupting Negative Reciprocal Interaction of Couples in Conflict.” Unpublished research proposal, University of Texas, 1983.
Co-author, The Potential in the Patchwork: A Future Pattern for Human Services in Texas. The report of the Senate Special Committee on the Delivery of Human Services in Texas, the Senate of Texas, Austin, Texas, November, 1980.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Imago Therapy with Dissociative Couples. Believe the Children Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 1996.
Shame-Based Family Systems. International Council on Cultism & Ritual Trauma, annual conference, Dallas, Texas, 1995.
Co-Creating Solution Focused Supervision/Consultation. Texas Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (TAMFT) annual conference, 1994.
Becoming Peers with Parents: The Mother/Daughter Journey. TAMFT annual conference, 1991, 1992, 1993, and the AAMFT national annual conference, 1994.
Family Rules and Myths. 6th Annual Awareness Symposium on Women and Addictions. Austin, Texas, April, 1992, and at Various community workshops.
Transgenerational Legacies: Heirlooms or White Elephants? Fourth Annual Awareness Symposium on Women and Addictions, Austin, Texas, 1990.
Genograms and Family Systems. Third Annual Awareness Symposium on Women and Addictions, Austin, Texas, 1989, and at various community workshops.

REFERENCES
Available upon request.