DR. DAVID CHARLES WIESNER
Psychologist at Wycliff Rd, Raleigh, NC

License number

North Carolina 2039

Professional information

Legislative Committee Chair At North Carolina Psychological Association

Position:

Psychologist & Managing Partner at Lake Boone Counseling & Psychological Services, LLP, North Carolina Federal Advocacy Coordinator at American Psychological Association, Practice Organization, Legislative Committee Chair at North Carolina Psychological Association

Location:

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

Work:

Lake Boone Counseling & Psychological Services, LLP since Dec 2002 - Psychologist & Managing Partner American Psychological Association, Practice Organization since Jul 1997 - North Carolina Federal Advocacy Coordinator North Carolina Psychological Association since Jul 1997 - Legislative Committee Chair NCPA 1996 - 2011 - Legislative Chair Triangle CAAR Feb 2003 - Jul 2009 - psychologist RHA Health Service, Inc - Triangle Area Jan 1998 - Nov 2001 - Administrator Durham Pediatric Psychology - Durham Pediatrics, Durham, NC Jan 1996 - Jan 1998 - Psychologist University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - Arkansas Children's Hospital, Little Rock AR Jan 1992 - Dec 1995 - Assistant Professor/Psychologist Professional Counseling Associates - Greater Little Rock. AR area Sep 1986 - Dec 1991 - Coordinator of Children's Services/Psychologist

Education:

University of Southern Mississippi 1982 - 1986
Ph.D., Counseling Psychology Eastern Kentucky University 1978 - 1980
Master of Science (M.S.), Clinical Psychology Muhlenberg College 1974 - 1978
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

Skills:

Business Planning, Performance Management, Change Management, Collaborative Law, Technology Needs Analysis, Holistic Health, Insomnia

Interests:

children and adolescents- anxiety disorders, affective disorders, ADHD/LD, non-compliance, family problems, substance abuse

Awards:

Karl F. Heiser Presidential Award
Melba Vasquez, President American Psychological Association
Outstanding advocacy efforts for professional psychology.
Sally R. Cameron Award
North Carolina Psychological Association
Outstanding leadership and community involvement regarding psychology in North Carolina.
President's Award
Ann Louise Barrack, President North Carolina Psychological Association
Outstanding work over many years as the stewart of NCPA's finances and as an active voice for psychology.
Humanitarian Award
Southern Christian Home
Outstanding service to children and their caregivers.