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The state of Colorado has ordered licensed professional counselor Edwin Shockney to stop offering psychotherapy. Shockney is under investigation by the state for allegedly using fraudulent degrees to qualify as a licensed professional counselor.
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Bob Schacht, a two-year volunteer at Hubbard Hospice House, happens to be a licensed professional counselor, but he said his background is unusual among HospiceCare volunteers. They come from all walks of life and professions, just like the patients and families they serve. Most volunteers share a desire to help or to give back to a program that touched them or a loved one. Schacht had no personal experience with hospice, but decided to volunteer after surviving a serious health threat four years ago.
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Colorado regulators should take quick action to stop local licensed professional counselor Edwin Shockney from practicing, the former longtime director of the regulatory board said Thursday. A Gazette investigation Sunday revealed that Shockney has practiced with bogus credentials for almost 20 years, saying he had a master's degree in counseling and a doctorate in psychology.
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BLOOMINGTON -- Nightmares aren't just for kids, even though frightening dreams are more prevalent among children. While some people think adults outgrow nightmares, what happens is they decrease in frequency and the nightmares change. Young children can't process the abstract," said Julia Madden Bozarth, a licensed clinical professional counselor at Collaborative Solutions Institute, Bloomington.
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A day after a Gazette investigation revealed that local licensed professional counselor Edwin Shockney has practiced with bogus credentials for almost 20 years, state regulators said if they do anything to stop Shockney, it won't happen for several weeks. Meanwhile, Shockney's office appeared to be open Monday. His office lights were on and a receptionist answered the phone by saying "Dr. Shockney's office.
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PETERSBURG - Crater Community Hospice is hosting a Bereavement Support Group beginning Thursday, Feb. 24 through March 31. The group will meet on six consecutive Thursdays at the Crater Community Hospice office and is facilitated by Karla Helbert, a licensed professional counselor. This program offers participants support and insight to promote healing following the loss of a loved one. If you or someone you know could benefit from support following the loss of a loved one or friend, please contact Karla at (804) 353- 6525 for registration. This program is free and open to the public.
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A day after a Gazette investigation revealed that local licensed professional counselor Edwin Shockney has practiced with bogus credentials for almost 20 years, state regulators said if they do anything to stop Shockney, it won't happen for several weeks. Meanwhile, Shockney's office appeared to be open Monday. His office lights were on and a receptionist answered the phone by saying "Dr. Shockney's office.
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Continued from B1 Deb is a nationally certified and licensed professional counselor with extensive experience and training in providing cancer support. The group will meet for 90 minutes on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Preregistration is a must by calling 203-483-4227. When Gerlinde was being treated from 2003 to 2004, she participated in programs that Deb had presented at the Hospital of St. Raphael when she was head of integrative medicine, things like energy healing and yoga. Gerlinde had gone to Florida, learned about The Wellness Community, and started one here.
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Edwin Shockney, a local psychotherapist who misled patients for decades about his professional qualifications, is quitting the counseling business. In a letter to patients dated June 14, Shockney said a mild stroke he suffered in early June and heart problems have forced him to retire immediately. He referred his patients to Kellie Helderman, a licensed professional counselor. She is Shockney's daughter, though his letter does not say that.
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Edwin Shockney, a local psychotherapist who misled patients for decades about his professional qualifications, is quitting the counseling business. In a letter to patients dated June 14, Shockney said a mild stroke he suffered in early June and heart problems have forced him to retire immediately. He referred his patients to Kellie Helderman, a licensed professional counselor. She is Shockney's daughter, though his letter does not say that.
