ORDER NO. 20577
APPROVAL OF FRED L. RICHARDSON, MA. LPC.
AS NEW BOARD MEMBER FOR
CHILD SERVICES
On this the 23rd day of September 1991, upon motion made by
Commissioner Holelcamp, seconded by Commissioner Oehler, the
Court unanimously approved by a votes of 4-m-0, to approve
Fred. L. Richardson, MA. LPC. as a new board member for Child
Services to replace Bob Warren who has resigned. Resume on
f ile.
COMM I SS i ONERS' COURT AGENDA REQUEST
*PLEASE FURNISH ONE ORIGINAL AND FIVE COPIES OF THIS REQUEST AND
DOCUMENTS TO BE REVIEWED BY THE COURT
MADE BY: CELESTE HOGUF
MEETING DATE: 9/23/91
OFFICE: AuvlTVRs
TIME PREFERRED:
SUBJECT: (PLEASE BE SPECIFIC) NCGI BOAR17 Mi=MBER .FUR CHILD SERVICES
FRED L. RICHAR77SON, MA,LPC TO REPLACE BOB wARRFN wHO HAS Ri=SIGNFa.
EXECUTIVE SESSION REQUESTED: YES _ NO X
PLEASE STATE REASON FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION
ESTIMATED LENGTH OF PRESENTATION: ~ MIN
PERSONNEL MATTER - NAME OF EMPLOYEE:
NAME OF PERSON ADDRESSING THE COURT:
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Time for submitting this request for Court to assure that the matter 1s posted 1n accordance
with Article 6252-17 is as follows:
* Meetings held on second Monday; 12;00 P.M. previous Wednesday
* Meetings held on Thursdays: 5:00 P.M. previous Thursday
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RESUME
Fred L. Richardson, M.A., L.P.C.
• PERSONAL DATA:
Address: 6906 Brook Cove D.O.B.: 7-26-96
San Antonio, TX 78240 Marital Status:
512-697-0205 Married
EDIJCATIUN
North Texas State University: Bachelor of Arts Deyree
conferred 1968
'T'exas 'T'ech University: Master of Arts Degree conferred
1972 (Major in Psych.)
MILITARY SERVICE:
Served in the U.S. Army 9/68 - 4/70. Honorable
discharge as Sergeant, Awarded the Bronze Star in the
Republic of South Vietnam.
FROFLSSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1-89 to Present: Private practice psychotherapist
specializing in child, adolescent and family therapy.
Admitting privileges at several San Antonio Hospitals.
Partner in N.errville Counseling Center and the Lifeway Center
of San Antonio.
Completed two years training at the Gestalt Institute of San
Antotlio.
10-87 to 12-88: Vice-president of Drug Abuse Programs of
America (DADA). Opened out patient office in Kerrville, TX.
Provided individual, group and family psychotherapy.
Developed and implemented CADAC training program for DADA.
Also •developed and implemented an intensive family week
program for several area hospitals.
'Pr.ainer at Advanced Training Systems for Counselors in
Training for CADAC.
2/84 t:o 10-87: City Director and psychotherapist for DADA
S~~zn Antonio. Developed and implemented programs for four
out-patient offices as well as 36 bed in-patient unit at
Southwest General Hospital. Administrative and clinical
supervision of over 250 cases on an on-going basis.
Supervisio~i of in and out patient clinical and clerical staff:
' of over. 50 employees. Conducted individual, group and family
p;ychother_apy.
7/E13 to 1/84: Program developer and psychotherapist for DAPA
Houston. Opened and supervised 3 out-patient offices with a
sf.af.f c?f ]2. Frovided individual, group, and family
1182 to 1/83: Program coordinator and psychotherapist with
DADA Houston. Coordinated in-patient referrals and treatment
as well as out-patient and after-care psychotherapy for 60
bed adolescent and adult hospital program.
9/80 to 4/86: Consultant and faculty member of Counselor
Training Program with the Palmer Drug Abuse Proc3ram Plation
of.i-ice. 'taught counseling theory and practice, group
counseling and role-playing.
8/78 to 12/80: Psychotherapist and Adolescerrt Unit
Coordinator with FASA program at Deer Park Hospital.
Supervised three gsychotherapists and coordinated treatment
of f.or 26 patients. Extensive case management with
individual, group, and family therapy.
10/79 to 4/80: Consultant to Harris County Juvenile
Probation Dept. Foster Care Program. Clinical Supervisor
over treatment staff and provided individual and family
therapy.
3/77 to 8/78: Psychotherapist with PASA at Eiouston
International Hospital. Provided daily individual therapy
with in-patient clients and extensive family therapy'.
Developed treatment plans and documentation of psychosocial
histories and client progress.
Two years training in Family Systems at Texas Research
Itlstitute of Mental Sciences.
1/74 to 3/77: Psychotherapist and psychometrist with
vocational Guidance Center, Houston,. Administered test
battery focused on areas of vocational interest, aptitude,
intelligence, personality, as well as clinical. Scored and
interpreted test results, wrote reports and gave results to
clients. Also provided individual psychotherapy as well as
vocational guidance. '
2/74 to 9/80: Vocational Expert with Social Securii:y
Disability Administration. Testified in Appeals liearirtgs as
an Expert in vocational, work, and work skills areas.
11/72 to 2/79: Counselor Texas Rehabilitation Commission.
Coordinated services for 11 Harris County School Districts
CVAC programs for handicapped adolescents.
1172 Lo 11/72: Internship at Goodwill Industries of. Houston.
Coordinated work evaluation and work adjustment proyr.ams.
PERSONAL REFERENCES PROVIDED UPON REQUEST.
ORDER NO. 20577
pppRC?VAL OF FRED L.
RICHARDS4Nr MA LPC. ~1S
y~tjt 3pARD N~ER FOR
~~ILD SERVICES
Se~ember 23, 1991
Vol 5, Page 423