Northeastern University: M.S. Counseling Psychology
1991-1995
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts: B.A
Psychology
Clinical Training
2004-2005
Post-doctoral training: University of Massachusetts Medical School / Bridgewater State Hospital Bridgewater, MA
2003-2004
Pre-doctoral internship: South Shore Mental Health/Quincy Mental Center-Department of Mental Health Quincy, MA
2001-2002
Cambridge Hospital/Harvard Medical School Cambridge, MA
2001-2002
Danielsen Institute; Boston University Boston, MA
2000-2001
Tewksbury Hospital/Department of Mental Health Tewksbury, MA
2000-2000
McLean Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital Belmont, MA
1996-1997
Southeast Human Resource Associates Plymouth, MA
1994-1995
Berkshire Medical Center Pittsfield, MA
Appointments
2001-2002
Harvard Medical School; Clinical Fellow in Psychology Dept. of Psychiatry, Cambridge MA
Teaching
2009-present
Bridgewater State University; Full Visiting Professor, Graduate Faculty Dept. of Psychology Bridgewater, MA
2002-2009
Curry College; Adjunct Instructor Dept. of Psychology, Milton MA
Professional Memberships *
American Psychological Association (APA)
Psychologists in Independent Practice
American Psychology & Law Society
Psychoanalysis
Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)
Massachusetts Psychological Association
Phi Delta Kappa: International Organization of Professional Educators
* current or past member
Presentations
Basseches, M., Mascolo, M., Peters, T., Richard, D., (2004, August)Tracking Clients' Development in Psychotherapy: A "Common Factors" Coding System. American Psychological
Association's Annual Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii.
Publications
Richard, D. (2000). The Therapeutic Status of the Mythopoetic Approach: A Psychological Perspective. In E. Barton, (Ed.) Mythopoetic Perspectives of Men's Healing Work: An Anthology for
Therapists and Others (pp. 157-179). Wesport, CT: Greenwood.
Jay, T. & Richard, D. (1999). Verbal Sexual Harrassment, Figurative Language & Gender. In T. Jay, Why We Curse: The Neuro-psycho-social Theory of Speech (pp. 225-233).
Philadelphia, PA John Benjamins.
Licensure & Certification
Licensed Psychologist, Health Service Provider: Board of Registration of Psychologists, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC): National Board of Certified Counselors, Greensboro, NC (2000-2015)
Designated Forensic Psychologist (DFP): Department of Mental Health, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Qualified Examiner (QE): Department of Correction, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Clinical Training
2004-2005 Post-doctoral training: University of Massachusetts
Medical School / Bridgewater State Hospital
Bridgewater, MA
2003-2004 Pre-doctoral internship: South Shore Mental
Health/Quincy Mental Center-Department of Mental
Health
Quincy, MA
2001-2002 Cambridge Hospital/Harvard Medical School
Cambridge, MA
2001-2002 Danielsen Institute; Boston University
Boston, MA
2000-2001 Tewksbury Hospital/Department of Mental Health
Tewksbury, MA
2000-2000 McLean Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital
Belmont, MA
1996-1997 Southeast Human Resource Associates
Plymouth, MA
1994-1995 Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield, MA
Appointments
2001-2002 Harvard Medical School; Clinical Fellow in Psychology
Dept. of
Psychiatry,
Cambridge MA
Teaching
2009-present Bridgewater State University; Full Visiting Professor,
Graduate Faculty Dept. of Psychology Bridgewater, MA
2002-2009 Curry College; Adjunct Instructor Dept. of Psychology,
Milton MA
Professional Memberships *
American Psychological Association (APA)
Psychologists in Independent Practice
American Psychology & Law Society
Psychoanalysis
Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)
Massachusetts Psychological Association
Phi Delta Kappa: International Organization of Professional Educators
* current or past member
Presentations
Basseches, M., Mascolo, M., Peters, T., Richard, D., (2004, August)Tracking Clients' Development in Psychotherapy: A "Common Factors" Coding System. American Psychological
Association's Annual Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii.
Publications
Richard, D. (2000). The Therapeutic Status of the Mythopoetic Approach: A Psychological Perspective. In E. Barton, (Ed.) Mythopoetic Perspectives of Men's Healing Work: An Anthology for
Therapists and Others (pp. 157-179). Wesport, CT: Greenwood.
Jay, T. & Richard, D. (1999). Verbal Sexual Harrassment, Figurative Language & Gender. In T. Jay, Why We Curse: The Neuro-psycho-social Theory of Speech (pp. 225-233).
Philadelphia, PA John Benjamins.
Licensure & Certification
Licensed Psychologist, Health Service Provider: Board of Registration of Psychologists, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC): National Board of Certified Counselors, Greensboro, NC (2000-2015)
Designated Forensic Psychologist (DFP): Department of Mental Health, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Qualified Examiner (QE): Department of Correction, Commonwealth of Massachusetts