Award Recipients
DIVISION AWARDS LISTS
DISTINGUISHED PSYCHOLOGIST AWARD RECIPIENTS
1970 – Eugene T. Gendlin
1971 – Victor Raimy
1972 – Carl R. Rogers
1973 - Albert Ellis and Hans H. Strupp
1974 – Haim Ginott (Posthumous Award)
1975 – Sidney Jourard (Posthumous Award)
1976 – Nicholas A. Cummings
1977 – Gordon F. Derner
1978 – Jack D. Krasner
1979 – Max Siegel
1980 – Jules Barron
1981 – Carl N. Zimet
1982 - Arthur L. Kovacs
1983 – Herbert J. Freudenberger
1984 – Robert A. Harper
1985 – Stanley R. Graham
1986 – Ronald E. Fox
1987 – Mathilda B. Canter
1988 – Ernst G. Beier
1989 – Jack G. Wiggins
1990 – Tommy T. Stigall
1991 – Donald K. Freedheim
1992- Arnold A Lazarus
1993 - Patrick H. DeLeon
1994 –Rachel Hare-Mustin
1995 – Stanley Moldawsky & Harry Sands
1996 – Norman Abeles & Alice K. Rubenstein
1997 – Alvin R. Mahrer
1998 - David Orlinsky
1999 – Ellen McGrath
2000 – Marvin R Goldfried and Linda F Campbell
2001 – Lenore E Walker & Michael J Lambert
2002 - Ronald F. Levant & Frank Dattillio,
2003 - Clara Hill & Charles J Gelso
2004 - John C. Norcross & Wade H Silverman
2005 – Gerald Koocher
2006- Louis Castonguay
2007- Gary VandenBos and Carol Goodheart
2008 – Bruce E. Wampold
2009 – Norine Johnson and Jon Carlson<br />
KRASNER AWARD RECIPIENTS
1981 – Annette M. Brodsky and Gerald P. Koocher
1982 – No award given
1983 – Jacquelyn L. Resnick and Gary R. VandenBos
1984 – Ronald F. Levant
1985 – Raymond H, DiGiuseppe
1986 – E. Rita Dudley (Grant)
1987 – No award given
1988 – Alice K. Rubenstein
1989 – Leonard J. Haas
1990 – Victor R. Nahmias
1991 – Lisa M. Porche-Burke
1992 – John Norcross
1993 - Jon Perez
1994 – Nadine Kaslow
1995 - Karen Kovacs-North
1996 – Abraham W Wolf
1998 – Louis Castonguay
1999 – No award given
2000 - Lisa Firestone
2001 – Jeffrey A. Hayes
2002 - No award given
2003 – Craig N Shealy
2004 – Mark Hilsenroth & Matthew Nessetti
2005 –No award given
2006 – Elizabeth Nutt Williams
2007 – the award is now administered by APF and is called the APF/Division 29 Early Career Award -Michael Constantino
2008 – Kenneth N. Levy
2009 – Katherine Muller
ROSALEE G WEISS LECTURE AWARD RECIPIENTS
1994: Asher Pacht
1995 : Donald R Peterson
1996: Peter E Nathan
1997: Ellen McGrath
1998: Bert Karon
*1999: Larry Beutler
2000: Andrea Farkas Patenauda
*2001: James Prochaska
2002: Lillian Comas-Dias
*2003: John C. Norcross
2004: Nancy McWilliams
*2005: Marvin Goldfried
2006: Olivia M. Espin
*2007: Derald Wing Sue
2008: Alan Entin
*2009 – Barbara Van Dahlen Romberg
*Division 29 selections
PSYCHOTHERAPY JOURNAL ARTICLE AWARD RECIPIENTS
2002: Linda A Travis, Jeffery L Binder, Nancy G Bliwise, & H Lynn Horne-Moyer for Changes in Client’s Attachment Styles over the Course of Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy
2003: Charles Gelso & Daniela Ligiero for Countertransference, Attachment, and the Working Alliance: The Therapist’s Contribution.
2004: No award given
2005: No award given
2006: No award given
2007: no award given
2008: Scott A Baldwin, PhD, Bruce E. Wampold, PhD, and Zac E. Imel (2008). Untangling the alliance-outcome correlation: Exploring the relative importance of therapist and patient variability in the alliance. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 75, 842-852
2009: Michelle Newman, Louis Castonguay, Thomas Borkovec, Aaron Fisher, & Samuel Nordberg. (2008). An open trial of integrative therapy for generalized anxiety disorder. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training, 45, 135-147
AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEACHING AND MENTORING
2008: Mathilda B. Canter
2009: Marvin Goldfried
SPECIAL AWARDS
1980: A Special Award was given to Vin Rosenthal for originating the Midwinter Meetings of the Division.
1983: A Special Award was given to Fran Pepitone-Rockwell for her work in keeping the Division’s journal free of sexist language.
1985: A Distinguished Service Award was given to Benjamin Fabrikant for years of dedication and effectiveness as administrative coordinator
1989: Matty Canter received an award for her service as Administrative Liaison between the Division’s Central Office and its Executive Committee.
1990: Special awards were given to Scott Mesh and David Pilon, early student affiliates of the Division who played a significant role in the
establishment of the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS)
1990: A Special Award was given to Bryant Welch, Executive Director of the APA Practice Directorate, for his outstanding contributions.
1998: Russ Newman received an award in appreciation for all his efforts on behalf of practice, at the Midwinter Convention.
2002: Living Legends of Psychotherapy Awards were presented at the Midwinter Convention to James Bugenthal, Albert Ellis, Rachel Hare-Mustin,
and Alvin Mahrer.
2004: Jack Wiggins was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award
2006: Matty Canter presented with an award as champion of the APF/Division 29 Early Career Award
STUDENT AWARDS
STUDENT TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
1972
Marlene Cohen, Fordham U and Sandy Neuschatz, U of Rhode Island. “Therapeutic change in a behaviorally-oriented experimental community,” a symposium.
Rosanne Reed and Sheila Schuster, U of Louisville. “Therapeutic applications of utogenic training with biofeedback,” a symposium.
1973:
Karen Corbin, M.A., CDPP Los Angeles and David Corbin, M.A., Fuller School of Professional Psychology, Pasadena. “The psychodrama of death,” an experiential workshop designed to help professionals.
Vicki M Mays, M.A., U of Massachusetts, Amherst, Supo Laoseekan, Loyola U, and Herman H. Lewis, U of Mass, Amherst. “Psychotherapy, graduate training, and the black student,” a symposium
Estelle Parness, M.A., CSPP. “The play of the dying child,” a paper
1975: Theodore G. Falcon, David M. Young, Lynn Johnson and David Blair
1976:
K David Schultz, Robert Kreuger, and Joshua Auerbach. “Conscious control of consciousness as therapeutic aim and technique.”
Marian Walker. “Effect of clinical supervision on therapeutic attitude of supervisee.”
Michael Feuerstein. “Training of psycho-physiological therapists.”
Julia Lewis. “Therapy with hi-risk schizophrenic families.”
1977:
Paul Lane, Florida State U. “The limits of confidentiality and the process of psychotherapy.
Nancy Cooley, Bob Coyle, and Suzanne Imes, Georgia State U.,
“Effective and ineffective supervision from students’ point of view,”
Jane Rozanasky,U of Minnesota. “Beyond schools of psychotherapy: the integrity and maturity of the therapist.”
1978:
Julie Parsons. “Group psychotherapy with mentally retarded adults”
Mavis Tsai, U of California. “Therapy groups for women sexually molested as children”
Pedro Ferreira and Marcia Ferreira. “Barriers and therapeutic impasses encountered when both client and therapist share a similar cultural base”
Maureen O’Mara. “Acquiring meeting skills in psychotherapy”
1979:
Richard C Baker, U of New Mexico. “The effect of length of session on the development of relationships: a psychotherapy analogue.”
Noa Wieselberg Bell, U of California at Davis School of Medicine. “Comparative effectiveness of biofeedback and brief psychotherapy in alleviating tension headache”
John C Patterson and Steven M Osborn, Texas A&M U. “Psychotherapy outcome models for the independent practitioner”
1981: Lynn Rehm, Nadine Kaslow, and Adele Rabin, U of Houston
Mavis Tsai, U of California
Laura Schnaps and Richard McKeon, U of Arizona
1982:
Carl Stoltenberg, Brian McHeill, Richard Pierce, and Lane Ogden. “Examining the developmental levels and needs of therapists-in-training”
Robert G Sutton. “Negative clinical bias toward lower socioeconomic groups: some new findings”
Stephen J Naifeh. “The live-in therapist: some problems and possibilities.
1983: Jack Wright, Richard Gilbert, and Harry Parad, Stanford U.
Barbara J Graham, U of Washington
David A Miller, Iowa State U
Deborah I Couk and Randall S Cheloha, U of S Dakota
1984: Sharon Harrison and Suzanne E Weld, U of Ottawa
Sarah Anderson-Powell, Illinois School of Professional Psychology
M Katherine Hudgins, Virginia Commonwealth U.
Molli-Dawn Terrell, Michael Neale, Rick Ochberg, lissa Silverstein, Jefferson Singer and Richard Sussman, Yale U
1985: Lynne E Angus, York U, Ontario, Canada
DeVera L. Foreman, U of Pennsylvania
Jacob I melamud, Northwestern U Medical School
Jeffrey L Pickar, U of Michigan
1986: No submissions received
1988: 1sr Place: Stephen M. Saunders, Northwestern U. “Correlation between therapeutic bond and treatment effectiveness”
2nd Place: Michael A Ichiyama, U of Cincinnatti. “Social self theory and cognitive-interpersonal therapy: the interface”
1989: 1st Place ($350): Pam Hazelrigg, U of Missouri. “The current statusof closed head injury family therapy”
2nd Place ($150): Mark Koltko, New York U. “How religious culture affects psychotherapy: the example of Mormonism”
1990: 1st Place ($350) Cindy Ford, York U. “Effects of intimate self-disclosure in marital therapy”
2nd Place ($150) Stephen C Messer, U of Mississippi. “Development psychopathology and psychotherapy: an integrative approach”
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH(Donald K. Freedheim Student Development Award)
In 1991, the Student Paper Competition was renamed the Donald K. Freedheim Student Development Award Over the years, the Student Awards came to be given in three areas: a Student Development Award, a Student Education and Training Award, and a Diversity Research Award.
1991: 1st Place: Steven Herman, Rutgers U. “Therapist-client similarity as a predictor of psychotherapy outcome”
2nd Place: Maureen Corbet, U of Maryland. “A brief history of research on the process of individual psychotherapy”
1994: 1st Place: Benjamin Johnson, Yale University
Hon. Mention: William A Hoganm Indiana State U
Jessica Beth Londa, Vanderbilt U.
William KJ. Lamb, U.C. Berkeley
1999: Georgios K Lampropoulos
2000: Jonathan Mohr, U. of Maryland, College Park
2001: Mary L. Malik, U of California, Santa Barbara
2002: Susan S Woodhouse
2003 and 2004: No awards given
2005: LaRicka R. Wingate
2006: LaTanya A. Carter, M.A., Michigan State University
2007: Jesse A Metzger, Teachers College, Columbia University, “The Relationship
Between Patients¹ Representations of Therapists and Parents”
2008: Joshua K Swift, MS, Oklahoma State University, The Impact of Client Treatment Preferences on Outcome: A Meta-Analysis
2009: no award given
MATHILDA B. CANTER EDUCATION AND TRAINING AWARD
1999: Alexander J. Schut
2000: Georgios Lampropoulos, Ball State University
2001: Mary D. Looman, Fielding Institute
2002: Gary F Freitas
2003 and 2004: No awards given
2005: Jay L. Cohen
2006: James F. Boswell, Pennsylvania State University
2007: Deleene S Menefee, University of Houston, “Perceptions of Trainee Attachment in the Supervisory Relationship”
2008: Jenelle Slavin, Adelphi University, “The Effects of Training, Clinical, Supervisory, and Scholarly Experience on Supervisors’ Views of Therapuetic Techniques”
2009: Sarah Gates, Antioch University New England
“The Relationship between Supervisor Leadership Qualities and Home-based Clinician Burnout”
THE STUDENT DIVERSITY AWARD
1990: 1st Place ($350): Marisol Munez, Florida State U. “Toward the psychological empowerment of ethnic minority clients: a competence paradigm for psychotherapy practice.”
2nd Place ($150): Gayle Y. Iwamasa, M.S., Purdue U. “Cultural psychotherapy model”
1996 : Nnamdi Pole and Jennifer Treuting
1999: Peony Fhagen-Smith
2000: Paula Domenia-Lake, U of Maryland, College Park
2001: Arieahn Matamonasa, Fielding Institute
2002: Durriya Meer
2003 and 2004: No awards given
2005: Roger Karlsson
2006: Shin Shin Tang, University of Oregon
2007: Peter D Panthauer, Derner Institute, Adelphi University, Therapy with
Lesbian Couples
2008: Arien Muzacz, City College of the City University of New York, Older Adults, Sexuality and Psychotherapy: Implications for Ethnic and Sexual Minorities,
2009: no award given
