Rehabilitation Psychology
Elizabeth Cook, PhD, ABPP
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Kent State University
M.S. Clarion University
B.A. Temple University
REHABILITATION/HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Clinical Assistant Professor (2000-present) Ohio State University, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation/Rehabilitation Psychology
Direct patient care-therapy, neuropsychological assessment, cognitive rehabilitation
Consultation
Supervision Ph.D. candidates
Program Director (1997-1998) Cornerstone Health Management, Dallas, Texas
Development and management of inpatient geriatric unit
Psychologist (1997) Senior Life Consultants, Dublin, Ohio
Assessment and therapeutic intervention for extended care geriatric population
Psychologist (1990-1995) Bernsen Rehabilitation Center, St. John Medical Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Behavioral management
Education for patients and families
Cognitive, personality and neuropsychological assessment
Group/individual therapy with patients and families
Develop, implement and monitor: treatment plans for individual patients, treatment protocols and programs, staff assessment protocols
Interdisciplinary staff training and development
Coordinate diagnosis and treatment among various disciplines
Director of Psychology (1982-1985) Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, Warren, Ohio
Supervision of clinical staff
Budget planning and management
Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning
Group and individual therapy
Psychology Assistant (1981-1982) Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, Warren, Ohio
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Psychologist (1988-1995) Monte Cassino School , Tulsa, Oklahoma
Psycho educational assessment pre-school through eight grade
Development of learning strategies and classroom interventions
Psychologist (l985-l988) Roman Catholic Diocese of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Psychology Assistant (1977-1979) Mahoning County Diagnostic and Evaluation Clinic, Youngstown, Ohio
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Adjunct Faculty (1980-present): Franklin University, Otterbein College, Union Institute, Tulsa Junior College, Youngstown State University, Penn State University
General Psychology Learning and Instruction Psychology and Human Nature
Child Psychology Psychology of Education Lifespan Development
Psychology of Adolescence Introduction to Personality Doctoral Committee
Strategic Management Business Ethics
PUBLICATIONS
Cook, Elizabeth (2000). Dealing with divorce: de-stigmatize, de-mystify, discuss. Our Children, 26, 10-11.
Cook, Elizabeth. (2000). Staying involved with your teenager. Our Children, 25, 18.
Christenson, J., Cook, E.A., Martin, B. (1977). Identifying denial in stroke patients. Clinical Nursing Research, An International Journal, 6, 105-118.
Cook, E.A.(1994). Understanding your patient's denial. Nursing 94, 24, 66-67.
Cook, E.A., Thigpen, R.(1993). Identification and management of cognitive and perceptual deficits in the rehabilitation patient. Rehabilitation Nursing, 18, 310-313.
Cook, E. A. , Luschen, L., Sikes, S. (1991). Dressing training for an elderly woman with cognitive and perceptual impairments. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 45, 652-654.
Cook, E.A. (1985). Dual trauma of spinal cord injury in adolescence. Rehabilitation Nursing, 10, 18- 19.
Cook,.E.A. (1985). Is it dementia or depression? RN, 48, 40-4l.
Cook, E.A., Chandler.T. (1984). Is fear of success a motive? An attempt to answer criticisms! Adolescence, 19, 667-674.
Chandler, T., Wolf, F., Cook, E.A., Dugovics, D.(1980). Parental correlates of locus of control in fifth graders. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 26, l83-l95.
Chandler. T., Cook, E.A., Wolf, F. (1979). Sex differences in self-reported achievement motivation. Psychological Reports, 44, 575-58l.
Chandler, T., Cook, E.A., Dugovics, D.(1978). Sex differences in self-reported assertiveness. Psychological Reports, 43, 395-402.
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