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KEITH M. MARLOWE, B.A., M.DIV |
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kmarlowe@willingspirits.com |
EDUCATION
1969-72 |
Toronto
School of Theology, Trinity
College Degree: Master of Divinity |
1965-68 |
Degree: Bachelor of Arts |
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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
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Clinical Member - American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Approved Supervisor - American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy |
CLINICAL TRAINING
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Clinical Internship - Toronto Institute for Human Relations Clinical Internship - Toronto Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis Divorce Mediation - McWhiney, Metcalfe and Associates, E.M.D.R.
Level I & II - Certified
Training, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing,
Level I & II – Recognized by the International
Critical Incident Stress Foundation, Inc. Divorce
Mediation – Howard Irving and Michael Benjamin, Emotional
Freedom Technique, Niagara Training Institute |
WORK EXPERIENCE
Present |
WillingSpirits Counselling & Consulting, Private Practice. Individual, family and couple counselling,
mediation, trauma recovery, critical incident stress debriefing, stress
management and clinical supervision and training. Consultation on health and safety
in the workplace, effective communication, |
April 1999 to June 2001 |
Administrator, Family Services Durham, Department of Social Services, Region of Durham.Responsible
for the leadership, visioning and administration of the marriage, family and
individual therapy programs of the Family Services Durham Division and all
programs associated with it: Adult Protective Services, Partner Assault
Response contract with the Ministry of the Attorney General, Employee
Assistance Plan contracts and the partnership with Durham Family Court Clinic
to provide mediation services to the Unified Family Court. The current staff
complement is 34, 29 of whom have degrees at the Master’s level |
Feb 1988 to Mar 1999 |
Co-ordinator, Family Services Administrative duties included program development, strategic planning, budget
preparation and execution, waiting list management, case assignments,
regulation of a contract with the Ministry of Correctional Services, general
office management, statistical and management reports for Regional Council,
recruitment, policy development, and computerization of data collection. Supervisory duties include weekly clinical supervision of family therapists,
supervision of supervision of senior clinicians, Field Instructor for
students of the Clinical responsibilities include a caseload of family, marital, and
individual therapy, for a variety of presenting problems, including physical , emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as groups
for men who have assaulted their spouse and for adult children of alcoholics. |
1973 to 1988 |
Family therapist, Family Counselling Services, Department of Social Services, Region
of Durham. Primary responsibility
consisted of a caseload of family, marital, individual, and group therapy.
Group work consisted of treatment groups for men who had assaulted their
spouse, parent education groups, groups for adolescents leaving home, groups
for single parents, and long term therapy groups for adults. As Senior Clinici As Senior Clinician, duties also included clinical supervision of staff,
supervision of students from the |
1973 |
Chief of Administrative Services, Unemployment Insurance Commission, |
1969 to 1972 |
Business Manager, Legendrama
Productions Limited, Responsibilities
included financial management, budget preparation, job
costing and limited audio-visual production. |
1968 to 1969 |
Auditor, Glendinning,
Jarrett, Gould, and Company, As
a Chartered Accountant student,
duties included auditing of and preparation of financial statements, cost
accounting, budget preparation and analysis, and completion of the course of
study and examinations for the first year of the Chartered Accountant degree. |
APPOINTMENTS AND BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
2002 |
Luke’s
Place, Board Member, A developing resource centre for abused woman facing challenges
in custody or access disputes. |
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2001 to present |
Panel Member of the |
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2001 to present |
Woman Abuse Response Committee: A project funded by the
Trillium Foundation to establish a mechanism for monitoring the community
organizations that provide services to abused women and their children:
police, courts, counselling agencies and others. |
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1997 to 2001 |
Community Coalition on Custody
and Access:
A group
representing many community agencies that is attempting to make changes in
their responses to abused women and their children that promote their safety
and enhance their well being. |
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1989 to 1995 |
Community Advisory Board, Whitby
Mental Health Centre, Vice-Chair of the Board (Appointment by the
Minister of Health); Chair of the Community Involvement and Co-ordination
Committee; Chair, Public Relations Committee. |
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1987 to 1996 |
Woman Abuse Protocol
Committee,
Violence Prevention Council of |
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1985 to 1992 |
Pineridge Family Counselling Assistance Centre, Treasurer |
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1990 to 1991 |
Child Abuse Review Team, Chair, |
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1984 to 1987 |
Violence Prevention Council of |
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1974 to 1987 |
Ontario Association for Marriage and Family Therapy,
Board Member |
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1980 to 1981 |
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WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS |
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Over
100 Workshops developed and presented in a variety of settings, including the
following: * A.A.M.F.T approved course on Family Therapy * A.A.M.F.T. approved
supervision groups * Annual Conference - * Annual Conference -
Western Conference on Family Practice * Annual Conference -
Canadian Association for the Treatment and Study of the Family * Annual Conference - * Annual Conference - One
Parent Family Association * Annual Conference - * Annual Conference -
Private Home Daycare Association of * Annual Conference - * Guest Lecturer - * Guest Lecturer - * Trainer - * Workshops and seminars
for a variety of community agencies, school boards, employers, and community self help
groups. |