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Shelly T. Sheinbein

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School: University of North Texas
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Department: Psychology
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Location: 1155 Union Cir
Denton, TX - 76203
Dates at University of North Texas: April 2014 - May 2015
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Biography

University of North Texas - Psychology

Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University - Gender and Sexual Identities focus
Higher Education
Shelly
Sheinbein, PhD
San Francisco Bay Area
https://vaden.stanford.edu/people/shelly-sheinbein-phd
https://weiland.stanford.edu/about-us

Experience

University of North Texas
Sport Performance Consultant
Setting: Community Clinic and UNT Athletic department
CSPPE provides applied sport psychology services to athletes across all levels, teams, coaches, and athletic trainers at UNT as well as in the Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex.
 Provided intake assessments, brief and long-term individual therapy,
outreach presentations and team workshops to Division I college and community athletes
o Client caseload of 2-5 individual athletes
o 10 - 20 hours attending practices and competitions for NCAA Division I teams and provided on-site interventions and crisis management.
University of North Texas
Housing Counselor - UNT Counseling and Testing Services
Setting: University Counseling Center
 Provided weekly intake evaluations, outreach presentations, brief individual therapy and group therapy:
o Client Caseload of 11 undergraduate and graduate students
o After hours on-call/crisis coverage for the UNT housing department (any crisis in a dorm) approximately 30 days per semester
 Managed students in crisis and consulted with Denton law enforcement, resident assistants, hall directors, and dean of students’ office
Stanford University
Postdoctoral Fellow - Gender and Sexual Identities focus
Setting: University Counseling Center
 Provide weekly intake evaluations, phone triage, individual counseling, psycho-education and process-oriented groups to undergraduate and graduate students.
o Client Caseload of 16-20 (2-3 student-athletes)
o One full day on-call/crisis coverage
 Spearhead the creation of a liaison to Athletics providing outreach and clinical services targeting LGBTQ+ student athletes.
 Liaison to the Queer Student Resource Center including development of activities and outreach programming serving the Stanford LGBTQ+ graduate and undergraduate community.
 Track students of concern or requiring higher levels of care, participate in discharge planning, and manage referrals.
 Serve on the training and selection committee for pre-doctoral interns and postdoctoral fellows.
US Lacrosse
Assistant Youth Development Program Director
Shelly worked at US Lacrosse as a Assistant Youth Development Program Director
Northwestern University
Pre Doctoral Intern
Setting: University Counseling Center
 Provided weekly intake evaluations and individual counseling to undergraduate and graduate students.
o Client Caseload of 12-16 (3-4 student-athletes and musicians)
o Four hours of day on-call/crisis coverage including telephone crisis assessment
o One week per quarter of after-hours on-call emergency coverage
 Conducted outreach presentations for LGBTQ+ students, Northwestern Athletics, Greek life and Bienen school of music
 Provided treatment coordination, crisis management, and consultation with third parties including Dean of Students, parents, Evanston and Chicago law enforcement, emergency room medical staff, professors, physicians, parents, and outside mental health providers
 Provided weekly drop-in consultation for NU medical, law, and physical therapy graduate students.
Denton County Friends of the Family
Clinician
Setting: Community Mental Health Non-profit
DCFOF provides individual and group therapy, legal advocacy, employment assistance, financial assistance, and shelter to survivors and offenders of domestic violence and sexual abuse. 75% of time spent working with survivors and 25% with offenders.
 Provide weekly intake evaluations and long-term individual therapy
o Client Caseload of 10 clients
o After hours on-call coverage for survivors of sexual assault approximately 96-hours per month providing assessment and resources in hospital emergency rooms.
 Co-facilitated a 1.5-hour interpersonal process relationship violence group for women.
 Co-facilitated a 2-hour psychoeducation group with male offenders mandated by law enforcement, courts, or voluntarily committed to participating in a 12-week Violence Intervention Prevention Program (VIPP).

Education

Claremont McKenna College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Psychology
University of North Texas
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Counseling Psychology
University of North Texas
Master of Science - MS
Psychology
University of North Texas
Sport Performance Consultant

Setting: Community Clinic and UNT Athletic department CSPPE provides applied sport psychology services to athletes across all levels, teams, coaches, and athletic trainers at UNT as well as in the Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex.  Provided intake assessments, brief and long-term individual therapy, outreach presentations and team workshops to Division I college and community athletes o Client caseload of 2-5 individual athletes o 10 - 20 hours attending practices and competitions for NCAA Division I teams and provided on-site interventions and crisis management.
University of North Texas
Housing Counselor - UNT Counseling and Testing Services

Setting: University Counseling Center  Provided weekly intake evaluations, outreach presentations, brief individual therapy and group therapy: o Client Caseload of 11 undergraduate and graduate students o After hours on-call/crisis coverage for the UNT housing department (any crisis in a dorm) approximately 30 days per semester  Managed students in crisis and consulted with Denton law enforcement, resident assistants, hall directors, and dean of students’ office

Publications

Psychological effect of injury on the athlete: A recommendation for psychological intervention
American Medical Athletic Association Journal
Sheinbein, S. (2016). Psychological effect of injury on the athlete: A recommendation for psychological intervention. American Medical Athletic Association Journal, 22(3), 1-6.
Psychological effect of injury on the athlete: A recommendation for psychological intervention
American Medical Athletic Association Journal
Sheinbein, S. (2016). Psychological effect of injury on the athlete: A recommendation for psychological intervention. American Medical Athletic Association Journal, 22(3), 1-6.
Peer guide to applied sport psychology for consultants in training
Psychology Press
Auerbach, A., Ramaeker, J., Sheinbein, S., Thompson, A., Petrie, T. (2016). Peer guide to applied sport psychology for consultants in training. New York, NY: Psychology Press.

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