David Carter
Dr. David Jeffery Carter
- Peter Kiewit Proferrorship
- Education, Counseling
General Information
Biography
I have been a Department Chairperson of the Addiction Studies Bachelors Program at Nebraska Methodist College. I am a Past President of the Nebraska Counseling Association and serve on numerous mental health boards in Nebraska. I have been a grant reviewer for the Department of Education in Washington D.C. since 1998. I am a member of the Professional Standards Committee for the American Counseling Association.
Teaching Interests
Theories
Counseling Techniques
Treatment Planning
Consulting
Addiction
Diagnosis
Marriage and Family
Multicultural Counseling
Practicum Supervision
Tests and Measurements
Family Therapy
Practicum Classes
Research Interests
My research includes the use of transactional analysis and whole brain balancing with a diverse client population including Islamic women with cancer, schizophrenics, prostituted women, and school children who have been sexually and physically abused. I am currently completing books on couples counseling and emotional risk taking and family therapy for Muslim families living in the United States. I published a relationship book in 2012 and working on a book focusing on Transactional Analysis and Couples Counseling.
Service Summary
I have been a Department Chairperson of the Addiction Studies Bachelors Program at Nebraska Methodist College. I am a Past President of the Nebraska Counseling Association and serve on numerous mental health boards in Nebraska. I have been a grant reviewer for the Department of Education in Washington D.C. since 1998. I am a member of the Professional Standards Committee for the American Counseling Association.
Additional Information
Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae
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