Resume
I have provided a copy of my Resumé below to give you a sense of what I’ve done over the years.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Private Practice, West Chester, PA
October 2006 – Present
Clinical Psychologist
Individual therapy with adults and adolescents in an outpatient setting
Couples therapy
Focus on ADHD, anxiety, depression, work/school issues, and life balance
Private Practice, Exton, PA July 2005 – October 2006
Clinical Psychologist
Individual therapy with adults and adolescents in an outpatient setting
Couples therapy
Focus on ADHD, anxiety, depression, work/school issues, and life balance
Private Practice, McLean, VA December 1999 – July 2005
Clinical Psychologist
Individual therapy with adults and adolescents in an outpatient setting
Couples therapy
Focus on anxiety, depression, ADHD, work issues, and life balance
Dog Days Music Mediation, McLean, VA August 1997 – September 2000
Founder
Performed mediation between bandmates
Researched sources of conflict in bands
Presented and wrote on band issues
Designed, created, and maintained website
Family Counseling Center, McLean, VA October 1998 – December 1999
Clinical Psychologist
Individual therapy with adults and adolescents in an outpatient setting
Couples therapy
Focus on anxiety, depression, ADHD, work issues, and life balance
Outpatient Alcohol Counseling & Education Svcs, Rockville MD August 1997 – March 1999
Counselor 1-2 nights/wk
Group therapy with DWI offenders in six-month treatment program
Business Mediation Associates, Washington DC July 1997 – October 1998
Director of Communications
Co-authored book to help business partners manage their working relationship effectively
Conceptualized book to assist members of family businesses to work better together
Psychological assessment of prospective business partners to determine compatibility
Research and writing of articles on mediation, family-owned businesses, and partnerships
New Directions, Embreeville PA February – June 1997
Psychological Associate 1 day/wk
Psychological assessment of detained adolescents for judicial disposition planning
Crozer Addiction Services, Media PA June 1995 – May 1996
Counselor 1-2 nights/wk
Individual and group therapy in intensive outpatient track
EDUCATION
Widener University, Chester PA June 1997
Doctor of Psychology
Concentrations in Group Psychotherapy and Clinical Organizational Psychology
Master of Business Administration
Concentration in Health and Medical Services Administration
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore PA June 1992
Bachelor of Arts
Double major in Psychology and Biology
OTHER EXPERIENCE
CHADD February 2012
National Conference Proposal Evaluator
Reviewed and ranked proposals in the adult track
CHADD February 2011
National Conference Proposal Evaluator
Reviewed and ranked proposals in the adult track
CHADD February 2010
National Conference Proposal Evaluator
Reviewed and ranked proposals in the child track
Facebook ADHD Allies March 2009 – July 2011
Leader
Write articles and participate in podcasts
myADHD.com News March 2007 – Present
Columnist
Write monthly column for email newsletter
Attention Deficit Disorder Association
Vice President August 2008 – December 2010
Participate in strategic planning and implementation of ADDA’s mission
Board of Directors February 2007 – August 2008
Participate in strategic planning and implementation of ADDA’s mission
Wrote support group manual
Attention Deficit Disorder Association January 2006 – October 2006
Regional Conference Task Force
Participated in design and implementation of two annual conferences
Pennsylvania Psychological Association December 2005 – December 2006
Public Information & Marketing Committee
Facilitated training of PPA members on effective public outreach
ADHDbalance.net October 2005 – March 2007
Psychologist Expert & Co-Chair
Wrote monthly articles and weekly blogs on the psychology of ADHD
Coordinated efforts of other ADHD experts
Teen ADHD Support Group September 2005 – June 2009
Facilitator
Facilitated discussion during monthly group meetings and serve as contact for inquiries
Associated with Chester County CHADD
Chester County CHADD August 2005 – Present
Professional Advisory Board
Provide professional guidance on clinical matters to Chester County CHADD
mpower Youth March 2004 – July 2005
Advisory Council Member
Project sponsored by the National Mental Health Association to increase awareness of mental illness among children and adolescents using musician spokespeople
Offered guidance on clinical matters and program development
Served as psychological expert at public events (fundraisers, concerts, etc.)
Adult ADHD Support Group February 2000 – May 2005
Facilitator
Facilitate discussion during monthly group meetings and serve as contact for inquiries
Northern Virginia Society of Clinical Psychologists June 2002 – August 2004
Website Chair
Managed the development of the organization’s website
Served as liaison between members and website programmer
Northern Virginia Society of Clinical Psychologists June 2000 – May 2002
Treasurer
Managed the organization’s finances and participate in board functions
Maryland Psychological Association May 1998 – July 1998
Membership Committee
Assisted in the recruiting and retention of graduate student affiliate members
Pennsylvania Psychological Association September 1996 – June 1997
Student Representative to Executive Council
Co-wrote Strategic Plan based upon results of planning meeting
Selected presentations for annual conference through Convention Program Committee
Delaware Valley Group Psychotherapy Society March 1996
Conference Organizer
Organized poster session for the spring conference
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
American School of Professional Psychology, Arlington, VA September – December 2002
Adjunct Professor February – June 2001
Taught “Marketing and Practice Management for Psychologists”
Doctoral psychology students
American University, Washington DC September – December 1997
Teaching Assistant
Assisted with “Managing the Family-Owned Business” in graduate business school
Compiled lecture outlines, assisted with scripting of role-plays, and created audiovisuals
Widener University, Chester PA September – December 1993
Lab Leader
Tutored group of graduate students in practical section of intellectual assessment course
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore PA September 1990 – May 1992
Dana Fellow
Teaching assistant for introductory biology classes
Taught weekly review sessions and performed individual tutoring
HONORS
Psychology in the Media Award 2011
Awarded by the Pennsylvania Psychological Association
Honorary Co-Chair 2008
ADD Resources Gala Fund Raiser
Professional of the Year 2005
Awarded by CHADD of Northern Virginia
Sigma Beta Delta 1997
Nominated by Widener University to national management honor society
Psychology Student Applied Research Award 1995
Sponsored by the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology
Who’s Who Among Students 1995
Nominated by Widener University
Abbott Fellow in Graduate Health Administration 1994
Nominated by Widener University’s health administration faculty
Sigma Xi 1991
Nominated by Swarthmore College to national scientific research society
PUBLICATIONS
Tuckman, A. (2012). Ohh, I Forgot: Remember what you have to do in time to do it. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 25.
Tuckman, A. (2012). On It! ADDitude Magazine, Summer, 29.
Tuckman, A. (2012). It Can’t Be 5:00 Already! ADDitude Magazine, Summer, 42-43.
Tuckman, A. (2012). Kids with ADHD Are Harder to Parent: Here’s How to Do It Better. SpecialNeeds.com. March.
Tuckman, A. (2012). Why Is It So Hard for Adults with ADHD to Get (and Stay) Organized? San Diego Statement (Newsletter of the National Association of Professional Organizers – San Diego Chapter). March, 6-7.
Tuckman, A. (2012). ADHD is All about Executive Functions (and Why You Should Care). PSCP Times, Spring, 15-16.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Get the Facts about ADHD. Pediatrics for Parents, November/December, 4-5.
Tuckman, A. (2011). ADHD Coaching: An Important Tool for Therapists. The National Psychologist, November/December.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Book review of “ADHD: What Every Parent Needs to Know”. ADDitude Magazine, Winter, 15.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Treatment and the Teen Years. Attention Magazine, October, 8-10.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 10.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Book review of “Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Adult ADHD”. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 14.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Summer, 10.
Tuckman, A. (2011). It takes two to tango (always). ADDA E-Newsletter, March, 2011.
Tuckman, A. (2011). ADHD in Adults: Overrepresented, Underserved. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, March, 21-22.
Tuckman, A. (2011). All about the Quotient System. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 7.
Tuckman, A. (2011). Friendship boosters for adults with ADHD. Attention Magazine, February, 20-23.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Is college right for you?. Attention Magazine, October, 18-21.
Tuckman, A. (2010). And you’re off!. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 34.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Book review of “Taking Charge of Adult ADHD”. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 19.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Manage your reputation. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 34.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Experiences are better than stuff. ADDA E-Newsletter, July.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Take the wheel. ADDitude Magazine, Summer, 32.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Summer, 10.
Tuckman, A. (2010). The magic threshold. ADDA E-Newsletter, April.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Manage your reputation. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 34.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 11.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Adults with ADHD: They’re already in your caseload. Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists Times, Spring, 16-17, 19.
Tuckman, A. (2010). Along for the ride: Conditions that co-exist with AD/HD. Attention Magazine, February, 14-19.
Tuckman, A. (2010). AD/HD, substance use, and addiction: When the solution becomes a problem. Attention Magazine, February, 24-26.
Tuckman, A. (2009). ADHD in adults: Over-represented, yet under-served. PESIconnect newsletter, December.
Tuckman, A. (2009). Give credit where credit is due. ADHD Family Online, November.
Tuckman, A. (2009). It starts with stopping: Why you should understand response inhibition. The Circle (ADHD Coaches Organization publication), November.
Tuckman, A. (2009). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Winter, 8.
Tuckman, A. (2009). The new rules for getting organized. SmartManDaily.com, October.
Tuckman, A. (2009). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 11.
Tuckman, A. (2009). To tell or not to tell? Attention Magazine, April, 12-15.
Tuckman, A. (2009). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 8.
Tuckman, A. (2009). More attention, less deficit: Success strategies for adults with ADHD. Plantation, FL: Specialty Press.
Tuckman, A. (2008). Find a job to keep. ADDitude Magazine, Winter, 56.
Tuckman, A. (2008). Go easy on yourself: Five ways to build self-esteem—even with your imperfections. ADDitude Magazine, Fall, 54.
Tuckman, A. (2008). Give it away, get it back bigger: Running a support group to build your practice. www.find-a-therapist.com’s email newsletter, July 2008.
Tuckman, A. (2008). This time will be different. ADDitional Monthly News, March.
Tuckman, A. (2008). Book review: Well-documented work fills void in adult ADHD literature. The National Psychologist, March/April, 22.
Tuckman, A. (2008). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, Spring, 11.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Building a practice by specializing. The National Psychologist, November/December, 9.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Integrative treatment for adult ADHD: A practical, easy-to-use guide for clinicians. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications.
Tuckman, A. (2007). The Impact of a life of ADHD: Understanding for clinicians and clients. Continuing education course offered by NACEonline.com.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Diagnosing ADHD in adults: Diagnostic criteria, assessment instruments, and comorbid conditions. Continuing education course offered by NACEonline.com.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Recommended Reading. ADDitude Magazine, September, 18.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, September, 8, 10.
Tuckman, A. (2007). Ask ADDitude. ADDitude Magazine, February/March, 7.
Tuckman, A. (2006). When to stop sanding? Fine Woodworking, January/February, 43-45.
Tuckman, A. (2006). Can you handle the truth? Psychological News You Can Use, Pennsylvania Psychological Association’s monthly e-newsletter, September.
Tuckman, A. (2006). Finding an audience for your presentations. The Pennsylvania Psychologist, August, 10.
Tuckman, A. (2006). New & noteworthy in mental health. Independent Practitioner (the newsletter of Division 42 of the American Psychological Association), Summer, 162.
Tuckman, A. (2006). You mean I’m not lazy?: Giving AD/HD adults the tools to succeed. Psychotherapy Networker, July/August, 29-30.
Tuckman, A. (2006). Give it away, get it back bigger. Independent Practitioner (the newsletter of Division 42 of the American Psychological Association), Spring, 67.
Tuckman, A. (2006). ADHD: Not just for kids anymore. Psychological News You Can Use, Pennsylvania Psychological Association’s monthly e-newsletter, March.
Tuckman, A. (2006). AD/HD couples: Would you rather be right or happy? Focus (the official newsletter of the Attention Deficit Disorder Association), Spring, 5-6.
Tuckman, A. (2006). Can you handle the truth? Psych Tips for the Work Place, Pennsylvania Psychological Association website.
Tuckman, A. (January 2006 – ongoing). Getting PsyD-Tracked. Monthly humor email newsletter for mental health professionals. www.GettingPsyDTracked.com.
Tuckman, A. (2005). Sand, scrape, or plane?: In search of the best way to prepare wood for finishing. Fine Woodworking, December, 64-66.
Tuckman, A. (2005). Diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD. Northern Virginia Society of Clinical Psychologists Newsletter, Spring, 18-19.
Tuckman, A. (2001). Relationship balance for the ADHDer. The ADHD Challenge, July/August, 6-7.
Tuckman, A. (2000). Promote your practice. Northern Virginia Society of Clinical Psychologists Newsletter, Fall, 8-9.
Tuckman, A. (2000). Families stretched to the limit. Washington Families, September, 14-15.
Tuckman, A. & Finkelstein, H. (1999). Simultaneous roles: When group co-therapists also share 3594500a supervisory relationship. The Clinical Supervisor, 18, 185-201.
Tuckman, A. (1999). Band mediation. Musician, April, 20.
Tuckman, A. (1999). Making music, making war. Ink 19, March, 6-8.
Tuckman, A. (1999). Constructive collaboration. Songwriters’ Monthly, March, 10.
Tuckman, A. & Finkelstein, H. (1997). Distinguishing the supervision needs of assessment and
therapy trainees. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 28, 595.
Finkelstein, H & Tuckman, A. (1997). Supervision of psychological assessment: A developmental model. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 28, 92-95.
Tuckman, A. (1996). Isn’t it about time that psychologists were granted prescription privileges? Psychotherapy in Private Practice, 15, 1-14.
Tuckman, A. (1996). Mitigating the power imbalance in supervisee/supervisor co-leadership teams. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 46, 137-139.
