William T. Marshall, Ph.D.
William T. Marshall, PH.D., is the Founder of
California Institute of Health and Social Services, Inc. As a motivational
leader with more then thirty years expertise in management and leadership, he
is responsible for the overall operation and success of California Institute of
Health and Social Services, Inc. (CIHSS), founded in 1993.
Dr. Marshall ensures the implementation of policies and
procedures that are established by the Board of Directors and provides
oversight to the Agencys Executive Director, Ms. Colleen Anderson.
Dr. Marshall has conceptualized, developed and
provided social services to the community through his foster family agency,
adult family agency, mental health agency, adoption services, wraparound
services, family reunification and psychiatric day treatment/chemical
dependency program for the developmentally challenged.
EXPERIENCE
2006- Present President
California
Institute of Health and Social Services, Inc.
Los
Angeles, California
1993 2006 President
/ Executive Director
California Institute of Health and
Social Services, Inc.
Los Angeles, California
1994
Vice-President,
Co-Founder
Milwaukee Mental Health Services,
Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Co-Founder
Alpha Trends, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia
EDUCATION
1996 Doctoral
Addictions Counselor
National
Board of Addiction Examiners
1996 Licensed
Marriage & Family Therapist, License #000766
Georgia
Composite Board, Marriage & Family Therapists
1987 Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology
Fielding
Institute
Santa
Barbara, California
1982 Licensed
Marriage, Family, Child Counselor, License # 17457
Board
of Behavioral Science Examiners
Sacramento,
California
1980 M.A.,
Clinical Psychology
Fielding
Institute
Santa
Barbara, California
1980-82 Internship,
Wilmington Health Center
Wilmington,
California
1978 Internship,
U.S.P.H.S.
Veterans
Administration
Sepulveda,
California
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPERIENCE
1994 Present President/CEO/Founder
~ California Institute of Health & Social Services, Inc. (Non-Profit
Corporation)
Conceptual
development and implementation of Social Services and Mental Health Community
Agency; California Institute of Health & Social Services, Inc. (CIHSS)
provides community social services through its various agencies (i.e. foster
family, adult family, mental health, psychiatric day treatment/chemical
dependency) in the Greater Los Angeles. CIHSS provides Social Workers,
Therapists and Trainers to assist children, adults and their families.
Los
Angeles, California
1984 2001 President ~
Coral Health Service Systems, Inc.
Development
of this management company to participate in the implementation of Milwaukee
Health Services System; this consists of four medical clinics with drug free,
methadone maintenance and clinical diagnostic laboratory focused treatment
modalities:
1.
24th Street
Clinic, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2.
35th Street
Clinic, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3.
MHSS of Appleton,
Appleton, Wisconsin
4.
Madison Health Services,
Madison, Wisconsin
1994 2001 Vice
President/Co-Founder ~ Milwaukee Mental Health Services, Inc. (Non-Profit
Service Corporation)
Conceptual
development and implementation of supportive living programs for emotionally
impaired adults
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
1991 1995 Co-Founder ~
Alpha Trends, Inc.
Development
and implementation of a medical clinic focusing on drug treatment and methadone
maintenance replacement therapy, with a clinical diagnostic laboratory
Atlanta,
Georgia
1977 1983 Founder/Executive
Director ~ Institute For Advancement In Human Services, Inc.
Responsible
for generating training design, curriculum and implementation of training
modules for skill development of professional and residential center
administrators and staff; administration of Methadone Treatment Program;
administration of Job Training Program.
Los
Angeles, California
1974 1977 Director ~
Substance Abuse Services, Central City Community Mental Health Center
Administrative
responsibility for eight substance abuse treatment and training programs.
Los
Angeles, California
1972 1974 Associate
Director ~ Watts extended Health, DBA Westland Health Services
Administrative
responsibility for a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
Los
Angeles, California
1966 1972 Founder/Executive
Director ~ Mafundi Institute, Inc.
Performing
arts training center; utilizing some of the nations foremost actors, writers,
dancers and film making in training Watts artistic residents.
Los
Angeles, California
1966 1968 Founder/Director
~ Watts Writers Workshop
Administrative
responsibility for the Douglass House, home of fifteen creative writers, and
the creative process operationally.
1968 1972 Director ~
Synanon Foundation
Facilities
in Detroit, Michigan, Los Angeles, California and Oakland, California; provided
management for staff and residents of substance abuse treatment facilities.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1982 1995 Psychotherapist
~ Private Practice
Provided
group therapy to family preservation clients at Triangle Family Preservation
Program and Youth Intervention Program.
Inglewood,
California
1992 2002 Co-Chairman
~ Addiction Technology Transfer Center, University of California, San Diego
Represent
UCSD in the development of training towards the certification of substance
abuse counselors.
San
Diego, California
1992 2002 President ~
Minority Mental Health Professionals
Represent
Clinical Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers and Marriage, Family,
Child Counselors in community empowerment issues.
Inglewood,
California
1988 1990 Behavior
Specialist
Vendored
as a Behavioral Specialist and Psychotherapist to treat dual-diagnosed clients
at South Central Los Angeles Regional Center
Los
Angeles, California
GOVERNMENT RECOGNITIONS
2004 Present Chairman Advisory
Commission, 51st Assembly District
State
of California Urban Youth Advisory Committee
1989 1992 Advisory
Commission, 31st Congressional District, U.S. Congress
1977 1983 Vice Chairman
Narcotics & Dangerous Drug Commission, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS /CONSULTANCIES
1980 1983 Member, Board of
Trustees Fielding Institute of Santa Barbara
Santa
Barbara, California
1978 1984 Adjunct Profession
College of Human Learning and Development Governor State University
Park
Forrest South, Illinois
1973 1980 Vice Chairman
Southern California Partners of the Americas
Santa
Monica, California
1976 1980 Consultant
Booker T. Washington Foundation
Resource
Development
Washington,
D.C.
1978 1982 Member, State
Planning Task Force State Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, California
Department of Health
Sacramento,
California
1978 1982 Consultant
Pacific Institute of Clinical Training
Education
and Consultation
Berkeley,
California
1977 1980 Member, Advisory
Board Municipal Elections Committee
Beverly
Hills, California
1974 1976 Member, Board of
Trustees Resthaven Community Mental Health Center
Los
Angeles, California
1973 1976 President Watts
Cable Communications Association
Los
Angeles, California
1976 1978 Chairman Los
Angeles County Drug Abuse Task Force
Los
Angeles, California
1966 1980 First Vice
Chairman/Member, Board of Directors Frederick Douglass Child Development
Center
Los
Angeles, California
1972 1975 Founding Member,
Board of Directors Watts Cultural Center
Los
Angeles, California
1962 1965 Member,
Chancellors Advisory Committee, University of California Los Angeles
Los
Angeles, California
PROFESSIONAL STAFF PRIVILEGES
1988 1995 Bellwood Health
Center
Bellflower,
California
1991 1995 Century City
Hospital
Century
City, California
1985 1992 Manor West
Psychiatric Hospital
Los
Angeles, California
1989 1992 Buena Park
Community Hospital
Buena
Park, California
1990 1992 Van
Nuys Community Hospital
Van
Nuys, California
1987 1992 Los
Angeles Doctors Hospital
Los
Angeles, California
PUBLICATIONS
FUNDAMENTAL
CONSIDERATION FOR TRAINING MINORITY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROFESSIONALS, W.T. Marshall and R.H. Eichberg; Presented, National
Conference on Drug Abuse, New York, New York, 1976. Published: Career
Development Center Journal, N.I.D.A. and London Times, May, 1976.
PROGRAM
GRADUATES IN A QUANDARY: A CRITICAL STEP FROM TREATMENT TO THE COMMUNITY, W.T. Marshall and R.H. Eichberg; Presented, National
Conference on Drug Abuse, San Francisco, California, 1977. Published: Drug
Program Review, Volume 6, Number 1, April, 1978.
DESCRIPTION
OF CONDITION FACTORS RELATED TO DRUG RELAPSE OR CONTINUED ABSTINENCE FROM DRUGS, W.T. Marshall; Masters These, Fielding Institute,
Santa Barbara, California, 1979.
TRAINING AND
SKILL DEVELOPMENT FOR DRUG TREATMENT PROFSSIONAL, R.H. Eichberg and W.T. Marshall; Presented, National
Conference on Drug Abuse, San Francisco, California, 1977.
RATIONALE
AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMUNITY-BASED SUBSTANCE ABUSE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR
PROFESSIONALS, R.H. Eichberg and W.T.
Marshall; Presented, North American Congress on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Problems, San Francisco, California, 1974.
DRUG RELATED
CRIME AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: A CRITIQUE, W.T. Marshall; Presented, Crime and the Criminal
Justice Systems Hearings, Los Angeles, County City Attorney, Los Angeles,
California, 1976.
REPORT TO
THE BOARD OF REGENTS, UCLA: NON-ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES, W.T. Marshall, et al; Presented and Adopted by the
Board of Regents, California Campus-Wide, Los Angeles, California, 1965
VARIABLES
RELATING TO ABSTINENCE AND RELAPSE AMONG DRUG ABUSERS, W.T. Marshall; Doctoral Dissertation, Fielding
Institute, Santa Barbara, California, 1983.
EMERGING
FROM THE ASHES THROUGH THE DIAMONDS IN MY MIND, W.T. Marshall, Ph.D.; Published 2004.
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
Ψ
Association of Black
Psychologists
Ψ
Society for the
Development of Black Heritage Drama
Ψ
American Association for
Counseling and Development
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Community and Program Needs Assessment Methodology,
Pacific Institute for Clinical Training, Education and Consultation, Berkeley,
California, 1976
Certificate of Completion: Southern California Child
Abuse Prevention Training Center Program, California State University, Los
Angeles, California
Certificate of Completion; Behavioral Difficulties In
Childhood and Adolescence, The Grace Home For Waiting Children
Certificate of Completion; Human Behavior, The Grace
Home For Waiting Children
Executive and Organizational Development Program,
Institute for Minority Business Education, School of Business and Public
Administration, Howard University, Washington, D.C., 1974
AWARDS
2001 Certificate
of Proclamation, Mayor, Wisconsin
2001 Certificate
of Appreciation, 2nd Supervisory District, Board of Supervisors
1989 Citation
by Assembly, State of Wisconsin
1987 Certificate
of Appreciation, Orange County Links
1985 Certificate
of Appreciation, State of Michigan House of Representatives
1982 Certificate
of Appreciation, U.S. Congress
1982 Commendatory
Resolution, United States Congress
1982 Commendatory
Resolution, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
1982 Service
Award, Los Angeles County Drug Task Force
1981 Commendatory
Resolution, City of Compton
1980 Whos
Who, American Colleges & Universities
1977 Service
Award, Public Inebriate Program, Inc., President 1975-77
1967 Idea
Fellow, Institute for the Development of Educational Activities: Joint U.S.
Office of Education and CKF Limited, Inc. Task Force Nations Foremost
Educational Innovators, Honolulu, Oahu
1966 Commendation,
Production of a Film Entitled Johnny Gigs Out: Inner City Youths Perception
of The System.
1966 Commendation,
Provision of Community Directorship of N.B.C. Special Entitled The Angry
Voices of Watts.