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Milner is a licensed psychologist in Washington State. She
received her law degree from Golden Gate University School
of Law and her doctorate in psychology from Pacific Graduate
School of Psychology. Dr. Milner completed her certification
in Neuropsychological Assessment through her graduate school
and continued her clinical experience and training at the
Palo Alto Veterans Affairs and Stanford University. Her
postdoctoral training in Neuropsychology was completed at
Brown University/Butler Hospital.
Dr.
Milner practiced as a family law litigator in the San
Francisco Bay Area where she represented litigants and
resolved conflicts through cooperative strategies such
as mediation. However, Dr. Milner has litigated a number
of high conflict situations involving residential time-sharing,
decision-making, relocation cases, and domestic violence.
In
addition to her clinical and forensic practice, Dr. Milner
teaches in the Counseling and Clinical Psychology Departments
at Argosy University. She volunteers with Family Law CASA.
Please
contact Dr. Milner for an updated and complete version
of her CV.
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Education
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Education:
Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco, CA
Doctor of Jurisprudence, May 2002
Pacific
Graduate School of Psychology, Palo Alto, CA
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, September
2004
Joint J.D./Ph.D. program with Golden Gate University School
of Law.
University
of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
Bachelor of Arts with Honors, June 1996
Majors: Psychology, Religious Studies
Clinical
Experience:
Clinical and Forensic Psychology Private Practice, Seattle,
WA 12/07 – Present
Family
Law CASA Volunteer, Seattle, WA 05/07 – Present
Brown
University/Butler Hospital, Providence, RI 09/05 –
08/06
Neuropsychology Fellow
Veterans Administration Palo Alto Health Care System,
Palo Alto, CA 09/03–08/04
Neuropsychology/Geropsychology Intern
Veterans
Administration Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto,
CA 09/02–08/03
Neuropsychology Practicum student
Certification
Program in Neuropsychological Assessment, Palo Alto, CA
06/01 - 07/02
Golden
Gate Conditional Release Program, San Francisco, CA 07/01
- 05/02
Practicum student therapist.
Kurt
and Barbara Gronowski Clinic , Palo Alto, CA 09/00 -08/01
Practicum student therapist.
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Knapp
& Viola, P.C. San Mateo, CA 09/06 – 04/07
Associate Attorney, Family Law & Elder Law
American
Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Providence, RI 10/05 –
03/06
Cooperating Attorney
Rhode
Island Legal Services (Family Advocacy Project). Providence,
RI 10/05 – 03/06
Volunteer Attorney
Hersh
FamilyLaw Practice P.C. San Francisco, CA 11/05 –
06/05
Associate Attorney, Family Law
Family
Law Attorney, Palo Alto, CA 03/03 – 11/04
Solo Practitioner
Family
Law Contract Attorney, Palo Alto and San Jose, CA 01/03
– 09/03
Constitutional Law and Bio-Ethics Clinic, San Francisco,
CA 01/01 – 05/01
Law Clerk
Institution
Review Board, Pacific Graduate School of Psychology, CA
09/00 – 06/01 Student Representative
Law
Offices of Rebekah A. Frye, Palo Alto, CA 09/99 –
10/00
Law Clerk
Law
Offices of Harold LaFlamme, Santa Ana, CA 08/97 –
07/98
Legal Assistant/Investigator
Juvenile
Defenders, Santa Ana, CA 05/97 – 08/97
Investigator/Intern |
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Academic
Activities and Teaching: |
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| Argosy
University, Seattle, WA 08/01 – Present
Assistant Professor, Counseling Psychology
Adjunct Professor, Clinical Psychology
Washington
Family Law Reporter Multidisciplinary Conference, Winthrop,
WA 08/07
Lecturer: Childhood Diagnoses and Adult Cognitive Impairment:
Implications for Parenting Plans.
Brown
University/Butler Hospital 09/05 – 08/06
Supervise Pre-Doctoral Interns
City
College of San Francisco Continuing Education Programs
10/06, 02/05
Lecturer: Law & Ethics for Staff Who Work with Foster
Care Youth
National
Business Institute (NBI): San Francisco, CA 02/2004
Lecturer: Child Custody and Shared Parenting in California
Pacific
Graduate School of Psychology, Palo Alto, CA 09/01 - 12/01
Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Pacific
Graduate School of Psychology, Palo Alto, CA 10/2001,
10/2002, 10/2004
Guest Lecturer |
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Publications
and Presentations: |
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| Andalibian,
H., Howe, L.S., Milner, M.W., Eudy, K., Bongar,
B., & Packman, L. (2007). Medical-Legal Aspects of Treating
Suicidal Schizophrenic Patients (Imminent), In Suicide
in Schizophrenia, Eds. Roberto Tatarelli, Maurizio Pompili
and Paolo Girardi, Nova Science Publishers.
Eudy, K., Milner,
M., Packman, W. (2006). The Utility of the HCR-20
in Predicting Restoration of Sanity Outcomes in California.
Poster session at AL-LS Conference in Florida.
Milner, M., Eudy,
K., Packman, W. (2005). Neuropsychological Characteristics
of Domestic Violence Offenders: Implications for Treatment.
Poster session at AP-LS Conference in San Diego.
Peruzzi, N., Canapary,
D., Reynolds, N., Brown, L., Cleary, K., Milner, M.
& Bongar, B. (2001). An Empirical Approach to Suicide
Risk Assessment: Depression, Alcoholism and Schizophrenia.
Presentation at APA Convention.
Milner, M. (2000).
Powers v. Plumas Unified School District, Golden Gate
University Law Review, 9th Circuit Survey, 30, 207-215.
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216 First Ave. Suite 333, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206.548.4709 - Fax: 206.548.4710 |
Clinical
Psychology - Forensic Psychology
Neuropsychological Evaluations - Mediation |
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