Charles McCormack - Couples Therapy Baltimore -

Education:
	August 1967 – 1971	Loyola College of Baltimore. BA Economics.
	August 1974 – May 1976.	Loyola College of Baltimore. MA Psychology
	January 1978 – January 1980	University of Maryland. MSW.

Post Graduate Education and Training:
	1979 – 1980	Sheppard-Pratt Hospital (SEPH). Videotaped Group Therapy Training and Supervision.
	1981 – 1984	SEPH Structural Family Therapy In-Vivo Training Group.
	1983 – 1984	University of Maryland and SEPH. Strategic Family Therapy Training Program.
	1983 – 1989	Long-term Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Case Study Group.
	1990 – 1991	Multiple Personality Disorder Study Group.
	1990 – 1992	Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Supervision.
	2003 – 2006	The New Directions: Writing and Critical Thinking From a Psychoanalytic Perspective of the Washington Center for Psychoanalysis, Inc.

Certifications
	February 1987 (#8520)	Board Certified in Clinical Social Work, (NBECSW)
	January 1993 (#11307)	Board Certified Diplomat in Clinical Social Work (ABECSW
	March 1980 (#2920).	Licensed Certified Social Worker - Clinical, Maryland

Employment History:
	1975 – 1977	Counselor. Comprehensive Drug Abuse Program, SEPH.
	1977 – 1979	Program Coordinator. Day/Evening Adult Treatment Center, SEPH.
	1980 – 1982	Family Therapist. Adult Day/Evening Hospital, SEPH.
	1980 – 1981	Psychologist II. Family Violence Treatment Program. North Baltimore Center.
	1982 – 1988	Social Worker I, Long-term Adult Inpatient Services, SEPH.
	1988 – 1990	Consultant. Dept. of Social Services Sex Offenders Unit, Baltimore County MD.
	1988 – 1992	The Senior Social Worker of Long-term Adult Inpatient Division, SEPH.
	1992 – Present	Private practice of individual and couples therapy. Consultation. Supervision.
	2000 – 2005.	Therapist, Pro Bono Counseling Project.

Professional Memberships:
	1984 – 1991	Clinical Member American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT).
	1981 – Present	National Association of Social Workers.
	1985 – Present	Maryland Society of Clinical Social Work
	1991 – 2000	Charter Member, The Baltimore Society for Psychoanalytic Studies.
	1999 – 2004	National Coalition of Mental Health Professionals and Consumers, Ins.

Honors and Awards:
	1994	"Clinician of the Year": Maryland Society of Clinical Social Workers.

Teaching Service:
	1983 – 1986	Field Instructor Smith College School of Social Work Masters Program.
	1989 – 2004	Faculty Group Leader. The Washington School of Psychiatry Couples and Family Therapy Annual Conferences.
	1989 – 1995	Guest Faculty. The Washington School of Psychiatry Couples and Family Therapy Training Program.
	1992 – 1996	Organizer/Instructor. Experiential Learning Group: Weekly training of object relations theory and practice.
	1992 – 2003	Teaching and Supervisory Faculty, Residency Training Program. SEPH.
	1994	Field Instructor Smith College School of Social Work Doctoral Program.
	1994 – 1996	Faculty. American HealthCare Institute. Advanced Couples Therapy. Workshops conducted in Baltimore, Md.; Washington, D.C.; Columbus, Ohio; Pittsburgh, PA; Ocean City, MD; Chicago, ILL; New York, NY; Atlantic City, NJ.
	1994 – 1997	Twice-yearly workshops in Charlottesville, Va.
	2001 – 2004	Guest Faculty. The Clinical Social Work Institute, Inc.
	2002 – 2003	Clinical Assistant Professor , University of Maryland Medical School, Department of Psychiatry.
	2009 – 2010	Provided Group Case consultation for Jewish Family Services, Baltimore, MD.