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Family Background Dr. Mauldin is married to Janet G. Mauldin who is a public high school counselor. They have two sons; Josh, who is age 20 and Chuck, who is age 18. He is the middle child of five children. His mother, Letha, is a retired schoolteacher. His father, Rex, is a retired minister and former district superintendent in the United Methodist Church. Dr. Mauldin is an active biker and golfer. One of the things that is interesting about Janet and Gary is that they enjoy co-leading couple's spiritual growth and enrichment retreats for both clergy and lay persons. Licenses Dr. Mauldin is Licensed in the state of Tennessee and Texas as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Dr. Mauldin is Licensed in the State of Texas as a Licensed Professional Counselor. He has had his LPC license since 1996 and his LMFT license since 1998. He is an ordained minister and elder in the United Methodist Church since 1984. Approved Supervisor with the Texas Sate Board of Marriage and Family Therapists since 2000. Dr. Mauldin is also a trained disaster services mental health counselor with the American Red Cross. Awards Phi Kappa Phi award for high scholastic achievement. Texas Woman's University, December 1997. National Council On Family Relations (NCFR) 1998 outstanding graduate student paper submission in Family Therapy section, "Forgiveness as an Intervention in Family Therapy."This paper was presented at the 1998 NCFR conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Student Achievement Award, January 27, 2000. This annual award is given to only two doctoral level students engaged in the study of marriage and family therapy who show distinguished research, community service, and involvement in their university program. Tarleton State University Alumni Association and the College of Education and Fine Arts of Tarleton State University Alumni Academic Forum Award April 3, 2000. This award was given in recognition of outstanding leadership and dedication in career activities. Service to Church, Community, and Profession Waxahachie District Board of Ordained Ministry, The United Methodist Church. The Central Texas Annual Conference. Board Member and Secretary. 1998-2001. Fill in Supply Minister for several Churches in the Central Texas Annual Conference. 2001-2003. Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Board, a Division of the AAMFT. Chairperson of the Elections Committee 2002 - 2003. Cross-Timbers Counseling Association: A Chapter of the Texas Counseling Association. Tarleton State University faculty representative. 2001-2002 American Red Cross: Trained volunteer disaster response mental health technician and crisis response counselor 2002-2003 Tarleton State University Faculty Selection and Interview Committee, Department of Educational Administration, Counseling and Psychology. 2001-2002 First United Methodist Church Cleburne, Texas: Marriage enrichment through spiritual growth retreat. With Janet G. Mauldin Fall 2001 Acton United Methodist Church, Grandbury, Texas: Healthy families and healthy homes: Building family spirituality across the life-span. A four-part workshop for parents. Fall 2001. Acton United Methodist Church, Grandbury, Texas: Marriage enrichment through spiritual growth retreat. With Janet G. Mauldin Spring 2002. Carnegie Players Community Theater, Cleburne, Texas. Chorus member and actor in the musical "Fiddler on the Roof." June 2002. The Walk to Emmaus, Central Texas Conference Chapter: Spiritual Director and Assistant Spiritual Director three times each 1998-2002. Research Grants Tarleton State University and Texas A & M University to investigate resiliency in marriage and committed relationships. 2002-2003. Grant was awarded through a competitive formal grant writing proposal process. Publications "A Model for Counseling Couples who have had an Extramarital Affair" with Gladys Hildreth, Ph.D. Texas Counseling Association Journal Fall/Winter 1997. "Forgiveness as an Intervention in Contextual Family Therapy: Two Case Examples" with William T. Anderson. Texas Counseling Association Journal Fall 1998. "The Development of an Integrative Measure of Human Spirituality." Doctoral Dissertation at Texas Woman's University Denton, Texas December 1999. "Marital therapy: A case with therapy, supervisory, and ethical reflections." With Thomas, F., Yingling, L., Mauldin, G., Coffey, a., Mize, L., Boglin, M., & O'Malley, P. (2001) Journal of the Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. "The call is for you" (June, 2002). Contact: Official Publication of the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. "Forgive and Forget: A case example of contextual marital therapy." (April, 2003) The Family Journal. Conference Presentations January 1998 Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Conference, Dallas, Texas. "Structural-Affective Counseling" with Dr. Linda Duncan. March 1998 Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors Annual Conference, Dallas, Texas. "Counseling Couples who have had an Extramarital Affair." November 1998, Texas Counseling Association Annual Conference, Amarillo, Texas. "Counseling Couples who have had an Extramarital Affair." November 1998, National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference, Milwaukee Wisconsin. "Forgiveness as an Intervention in Family Therapy." November 1999, Texas Counseling Association Annual Growth Conference, Corpus Christi, Texas"Spirituality in Counseling and Family Therapy." May 2000, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality - Mid-continent Region Annual Meeting. Little Rock, Arkansas. "Spirituality in Sex and Family Therapy." November 2000, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality - National-International Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida. Invited Presentation: "Spirituality in Sex and Family Therapy."January 2001, Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference. Dallas, Texas. "The Ethics of Family Therapy and the Internet." November 2001, Texas Counseling Association Annual Growth Conference, Dallas, Texas. "Solution Focused Counseling for Middle and High School Students." With Janet G. Mauldin.September 2002, The Reunion Institute and The Salesmanship Family Counseling Center, Dallas, Texas. "How to surf and not sink: Ethical foundations, the Internet, electronic communication and cyberspace therapy." (Invited Presentation) November 2002, Texas Counseling Association Annual Growth Conference, Austin, Texas. "Resiliency in Marriage: Helping Relationships Survive and Grow." January 2003, Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference, Dallas, Texas. "Resiliency in Marriage: Helping Relationships Survive and Grow." May 2003, International Brief Therapy Network Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada. "Resiliency in Marriage and Post Trauma Couples." Professional Memberships Dr. Mauldin is a Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and a member of the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. He is also a professional member of the American Counseling Association, the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors, the Texas Counseling Association and the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors. He is also a member of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. Ministry Experience Dr. Mauldin has been an ordained United Methodist minister since 1984. He received his Deacon's orders in 1984 and Elder's orders in 1986. As a United Methodist minister he has served in a variety of pastoral ministry appointments. These appointments included rural, suburban, and urban congregations. During his appointment at Wortham, Texas, Dr. Mauldin was honored by the Central Texas Annual Conference as the pastor of the outstanding rural Church for that year. His last appointment, First United Methodist Church of Midlothian, Texas, is a large multi-staff congregation of some 1200 members. As senior pastor, Dr. Mauldin supervised and led a large staff that included two additional clergy and 20 full or part time staff members. The annual budget was in access of 700,000 thousand dollars each year. The capstone of his tenure at Midlothian was the completion of the total renovation of the existing Church building and the construction of a new 2.5 million dollars Family Life Center building. Dr. Mauldin was quite active in both the construction and fund raising aspects of this project. Dr. Mauldin assisted other congregations he served with similar projects including a new Family Life Center at First United Methodist Church of Wortham, Texas, two new education buildings and a sanctuary at St. Phillips United Methodist Church in Round Rock, Texas. Finally, a building renovation and new entryway construction at Central United Methodist Church in Brownwood, Texas. Teaching Experience Dr. Mauldin has been an assistant professor and associate member of the graduate faculty at Tarleton State University in the Professional Counselor and Counseling Psychology Programs. Previously he has had appointments as an Adjunct Professor at Texas Woman's University, Tarleton State University and Texas Christian University in the Brite Divinity School. He has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in child and family development, brief therapy, and counseling/family therapy practicum and internship courses. He has taught courses in Pastoral Care and Counseling for Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry students at TCU and a master's level multicultural studies course at Texas Woman's University and at Tarleton State University. Dr. Mauldin has taught graduate courses in counseling theories, brief therapy, human development, abnormal human development, ethics and supervision of counseling and marriage and family interns and practicum students. Testing and Assessment Experience and Training Dr. Mauldin has successfully completed graduate courses at the Master's and Doctoral level in Career Guidance and Assessment, Standardized Testing and Measurement, Research and Statistics, Computer Assisted Statistical Measurement, Normal Human Development, and Abnormal Psychology. He has also received specific training, experience and orientation to the MMPI and MMPI-2 through a cooperative program between National Computer Systems (Now called NCS Pearson) and The University of Minnesota. This training included the administration, interpretation and use of the MMPI and MMPI-2 for purposes of forensic evaluation and in the selection of high-risk personnel including clergy and other professional personnel. He has had additional postgraduate training and experience in the administration and interpretation of the Millon Clinical Inventories (MCMI III and MCMI - Adolescent), the Inventory of Suicide Orientation, the 16 PF, the Strong Campbell Career Interest Inventory, the Career Assessment Inventory, and the Riso-Hudson Enneagram Questionnaire. Current Pastoral Counseling Practice Dr. Mauldin has had over 20 years experience as a pastor and pastoral counselor in a local church setting and in private practice. His practice is limited to clergy, clergy families and/or family members and conference staff and family members of the Holston Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. He has had extensive experience in couple therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, and adolescent therapy and child play therapy. He utilizes the following treatment modalities, Bowen Family Systems, Solution Focused Therapy, Narrative therapy, Structural Therapy and Existential Therapy. He is available for workshop presentations, retreats and couple events. Research and Clinical Interests The following is a listing of areas of research and clinical interest: Couple Therapy, Human Sexuality, Human Development, Solution Focused and Narrative Therapies, Interactive Play Therapy, Solution Focused Counseling and School Problems, Spirituality in Counseling and Family Therapy, Instrument Development, Statistics, and Resiliency in marriage and committed relationships. References Linda Duncan Ed.D. Frank Thomas Ph.D. Bishop Benjamin Chamness (Area Bishop) William Anderson, Ed.D Glenn Jennings, Ed.D Site Design & Maintenance by J.Taylor, TechnoDev.com © 2007, All Rights Reserved |