Hannah Lloyd, C.S.A.C.

Work Experience

Current:	Counselor, Dr. Lewis A. Weber & Associates, services to Impaired professionals (from July 1992 - )
January 1996 - present	Addiction Recovery Resources An on-line consulting and referral service for impaired professionals. www.lapage.com/arr
March 1996	Presenter, Taproot Conference sponsored by William and Mary College Professional Women in early Recovery: A Workshop in Empowerment
March 1994	Presenter, VAADAC Convention Tri-phasal Personality Questionnaire, its use in treatment.
April 1994	Elected Central Region Delegate, Board of Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors, VAADAC. Appointed Chairperson for Convention '95.
August 1989 - June 1992	Coordinator, Impaired Professionals Track, Mountain Wood/Medi-Plex A combined marketing and clinical position. Director, Continuing Care Services, Mountain Wood/Medi-Plex
March 1988 - August 1989	Primary Care Coordinator, Mountain Wood Chairwoman, Clinical Care Review Committee Counselor, Ongoing Recovery Group For professionals returning to the Charlottesville area after treatment in extended care systems.
June 1985 - March 1988	Primary Counselor, Professional Health Foundation, an affiliate of Peninsula Hospital in Hampton, Virginia. Cotherapist to Peninsula Hospital's three-day Family Program.

Additional Consulting Work

1985 - 1986	ASAP group at the James Institute in Newport News and an outpatient group for Williamsburg Community Hospital's 22 week outpatient Chemical Dependency Program. In addition to shared responsibility for formalizing the clinical structure of treatment for impaired professionals, I also designed and implemented a Relapse Tract for Peninsula Hospital's inpatient Chemical Dependency Program.
December 1984 - June 1985	Peninsula Hospital as co-facilitator of a group for family members of persons who have been in treatment with PH Chemical Dependency Unit.
March 1978 - June 1985	Youth Specialist (full-time), Residential Treatment Center of the Psychiatric Institute of Richmond, Virginia. This is a long-term treatment facility providing services to emotionally disturbed and chemically dependent adolescents. Various duties included case management and behavior management of patients, problem oriented case recording, treatment planning and case reviewing, design and implementation of a Substance Abuse tract, in-service training of RTC staff, newsletter reporting, and in-house orientation of new staff at RTC.
November 1975 - September 1977	Treatment Specialist, Rubicon Alcoholism Program, Rubicon, Incorporated Individual and Group Counseling and responsibilities as Staff On-Duty for a federally funded Demonstration Project designed to provide treatment services to the indigent black alcoholic in Richmond, Virginia.

Education

Certified Substance Abuse Counselor, State of Virginia, License #710-000217

College of William and Mary
Graduate course in Structural Family Therapy. 1987

Virginia Commonwealth University
B.G.S. special concentration in Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Counseling. 1987

Southeast Institute, Chapel Hill, North Carolin
Completed one year basic Clinical Training Program 1975. Trainer, Van Joines, President, Southeast Institute

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Major: Psychology, Minor: Philosophy, 1972 - 1974

University of California at San Diego
Human Interaction in Education, The La Jolla Program, Center for Studies of the Person. Carl Rogers, Consulting. Summer 1973

San Diego State College, San Diego, California
Tri-Major: Psychology, Philosophy, and French. 1960 - 1961

Pasadena City College, Pasadena, California
Major: Education, 1959-1960

Member, Thomas Jefferson Area Child Advocacy Group

Additional Skills and Experience

Lecturing, writing program proposals, designing and implementing specialized treatment tracts within existing programs, workshop design and presentation.

Special Interests and Hobbies

Meditation, Watercolor and Expressionist Oil Painting, music, fitness, nutrition, and Colonial and Medieval history, comparative religions, Asian Medicine.