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Thid page is in development. We expect Ms. Wiseman to complete her dissertation and begin her residency with us in late Oct. or Nov.
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2009
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Counseling Pychology, University of Florida,Gainesville, Florida
Dissertation Topic: Development and validation of the gay and bisexual men’s experiences of objectification scale.
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M.S. 2007
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Counseling Psychology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
Thesis: Eating Disorder symtomatology in gay men: Testing an extension of Objectification Theory.
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B.A.,
2002
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Psychology, St. Leo University, St. Leo, Florida summa cum laude; 4.0 GPA
1997 A.A.,
Central
Florida
Community College ,
Ocala, FL Earned with honors standing
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Internship,
2008-2009
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University of
Akron
Counseling
Center,
Akron, Ohio
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Residency - Expected to start in Nov. 2009 with Clinical Psychology Associates of North Central Florida Gainesville and Ocala Florida. Supervisor: Ernest J. Bordini, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist
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Marcie Wiseman M.S., is currently in the process of defending her dissertation at the University of Florida Counseling Psychology program. We anticipate she will commence her psychology residency with Clinical Psychology Associates of North Central Florida serving some time in November. She will be seeing patients in our Gainesville and Ocala offices.
Marcie Wiseman, Psy.D. has a broad counseling background which has involved assessment, individual, group and relationship counseling. She has a number of areas of special interest including adjustment and career issues, eating disorders, body image concerns, and diversity and LGBT issues.
Marcie Wiseman, M.S. has been very active in participating in community awareness and collaboration with organizational leadership in terms of prevention and cultural and sexual diversity issues. This has included organizing depression screenings, increasing wellness presentations, eating disorder awareness activities, and helping students with career choices.
Her expertise in her areas of interest is highlighted by her publications involving eating disorder issues, diversity issues, feminism, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues, as well as publications involving eating issues in athletes, self-esteem issues and objectification theory.
She has been a graduate teaching assistant and graduate instruction at the University of Florida for Theories of Personality and Abnormal Psychology
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