Kathleen Malloy, Ph.D., ABPP
Professor
Address:
Ellis Institute
9 N. Edwin C. Moses
Dayton, Ohio 45402-6837
Phone: 937/775-4341
Campus Fax: 937/775-4323
E-mail: kathleen.malloy@wright.edu
Areas of Specialization/Interest
Domestic violence, feminist therapy, gender issues.
Classes Taught
Multicultural Lab I
Multicultural Lab II
Gender Issues
Integrative Psychotherapy
Seminar on Domestic Violence
Seminar on Psychology of Women
Biographical Information
Dr. Malloy is experienced in individual and group therapy with a variety
of populations. Dr. Malloy’s areas of expertise are feminist therapy,
gender issues, and domestic violence. She developed and directs a domestic
violence treatment program, housed at the Ellis Institute, that focuses
mainly on treatment for batterers. Current areas of scholarship include
the therapist’s role in treating violent families, multiculturalism
and domestic violence, understanding severely violent relationships,
and the training of professional psychologists. Dr. Malloy is past president
of Ohio Women in Psychology and a former board member of the Ohio Psychological
Association.
Publications/Projects
Publications:
Malloy, K. A., & McCloskey, K. A. (2000, September). Working with
diverse individuals in batterers’ treatment. Symposia presented
at the 5th International Conference on Family Violence, San Diego, CA.
McCloskey, K. A., & Malloy, K. A. (2000, September). Adult victims
of domestic violence: Preliminary analyses of intake data from the Artemis
Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence. Symposia presented at
the 5th International Conference on Family Violence, San Diego, CA.
Malloy, K.A. & Rambaldo, L. (March, 2000). Addressing issues in
supervision that arise for white women therapists working with male
batterers. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association
for Women in Psychology, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Malloy, K.A. & Crosby, L. (January, 1999). One model for teaching
a multicultural class in clinical psychology designed to impact students’
awareness and attitudes. Poster presented at the Midwinter Conference
of the National Conference of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology,
Charleston, SC.
Malloy, K.A., McCloskey, K.A., and Monford, T.M. (1999). A group treatment
program for male batterers. In L. VandeCreek & T. Jackson (Eds).
Innovations in Clinical Practice: A source Book (Vol. 17). Sarasota,
FL: Professional Resource Press.
Malloy, K.A., McCloskey, K.A., & Smith, K. (August, 1998). Incorporating
training in feminist therapy into graduate training. Paper presented
at the annual meting of the American Psychological Association, San
Francisco, CA.
Malloy, K.A. & McCloskey, K. (April 1998). Intervening with batterers:
Community Impact, clinical implications, treatment issues, and training
approaches. Workshop presented at the meeting of the Ohio Psychological
Association, Columbus, OH presented at the meeting of the Ohio Psychological
Association, Columbus, OH.
Vriesendorp, P. & Malloy, K.A. (March, 1998). Multiple role involvement
and bicultural competency in Mexican American women: Issues within a
cross-cultural therapeutic relationship. Paper presented at the annual
meeting of the Association of Women in Psychology, Baltimore, MD.
Projects:.
* Developed PATH program, a batterers treatment program, in 1990.
PATH currently consists of five treatment groups for male batterers,
a group for women who resort to violence, an ongoing psycho-educational
program for both male and female inmates in the Montgomery County Jail,
and individual treatment when indicated.
* Primary goals are quality services for perpetrators of domestic violence
and quality training for graduate students in psychology in working
with domestic violence.
* Clinically-based research on domestic violence.
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