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John
G.
Looney, MD
CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME JOHN
G. LOONEY, M.D., M.B.A.
IDENTIFICATION Professor
of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science
(with Tenure)
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Duke
University Medical Center
Box 3313, Suite 3919, Red Zone
Durham, North Carolina 27710
Phone (919) 684-6457, (919) 599-3753
BIRTH DATE October 4, 1941
BIRTH PLACE La
Grange, Texas
MARRIED To
former Miss Susan Kathleen Boyd
CHILDREN
Matthew Hamilton Looney, Contractor and Rancher
Colin Guy Looney, MD, Orthopedics
Christopher Boyd Looney, MD, Radiology
PRESENT
PRIMARY POSITIONS
PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY
(Endowed Professorship by the Cotswold Foundation of Philadelphia)
Duke University Medical
Center
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF
PEDIATRICS
Duke
University Medical Center
PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT
Dr.
Looney sees private patients at Duke as a Partner in the Duke Private Diagnostic
Clinic. He provides treatment for patients with a wide variety of disorders.
He treats children, adolescents and adults.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR, DUKE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR YOUTH
Dr.
Looney serves as the Medical Director for the Duke Substance Abuse Treatment
Program for Youth. He oversees a very active treatment and research program for
adolescents from regional high schools and for college students at Duke and
other universities.
CONSULTANT TO VOLUNTEER BEHAVORIAL HEALTH OF TENNESSEE
Dr. Looney assists this community mental health
system which serves over twenty counties in the more rural areas of central and
eastern Tennessee. A methamphetamine epidemic in this Appalachian culture
created severe problems for children and adolescents whose parents are addicts.
Telemedicine is used to cover this extensive geographic area.
FORENSIC CONSULTANT
Dr.
Looney has a limited consultation practice to legal professionals. One of his
consultee’s major successes is detailed in the National Law Journal,
(“Fighting Back”, Vol. 22, No 30, 2000,p1)
ORGANIZATIONAL
FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT
Dr.
Looney serves on the financial oversight committee of the American Psychiatric
Association. This group provides oversight of the investment of the endowment
of the APA. He has served as the Chair of this group and under his leadership
the investment policy and practices were reorganized. During his tenure as Chair
the amount of money managed doubled to over $50 million dollars. Dr. Looney
continues to serve as consultant to the Committee.
RECENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
DIRECTOR, CAMPUS ALCOHOL INITIATIVE
This position was a joint one between Duke
University Medical Center and The North Carolina Governor’s Institute on
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. The position was funded jointly by a private
philanthropist and the federal government (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse
and Alcoholism). The Campus Alcohol Initiative (CAI) provided consultation to
colleges and universities about methods of reducing binge drinking by
undergraduates. The CAI has carried out research to measure the effectiveness
of campus interventions. The CAI evolved into a larger initiative: The
Collaborative Alcohol Management Program for University Success (CAMPUS).
SYSTEMS MEDICAL DIRECTOR, PENINSULA BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH, Knoxville,
Tennessee
This large non-profit health system contracted with
Duke for Dr. Looney’s temporary administrative and clinical services for part of
each week. The system is comprised of a 100 bed private psychiatric hospital, a
large partial hospital system, two psychiatric units within general hospitals
and four outpatient psychiatric clinics. It also includes a 100-bed residential
treatment center for adolescents with severe difficulties. Geographically the
system covers a large part of East Tennessee. It is the largest integrated
behavioral health care system in Tennessee. Dr. Looney provided clinical
consultation for adolescents admitted to the hospital and the residential
treatment center, but he also has had administrative responsibility for all
clinical programming and for activities of a medical staff of twenty
psychiatrists. Peninsula Behavioral Health has been formed by a merger of four
previously independent entities. It was Dr. Looney’s responsibility to
integrate these different entities into one system. Dr. Looney served as the
physician member of the Board of Peninsula Behavioral Health. This
organizational program has been completed, and Dr. Looney now serves as a
consultant as needed. The medical staff created an Award of Special
Recognition to honor Dr. Looney for building this system.
PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANT TO SCHOOLS
Dr.
Looney was the consultant to Durham Public Schools and nearby public and
independent school systems for twenty years. He met regularly with counselors
and principals to assist in management of difficult students within the schools
or to facilitate referral to outside professionals.
CONSULTANT TO THE CAROLINA’S MEDICAL CENTER PROVISION OF CLINICAL SERVIES FOR
CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
The Carolina’s Medical Center is the largest provider of
psychiatric services in the Carolinas. Dr. Looney traveled there regularly for
several years to provide consultation services. Dr. Looney now serves as a
consultant as needed.
EDUCATION
HIGH SCHOOL
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
Austin, Texas
COLLEGE
Cornell University, B.A.
Zoology
Ithaca, New York
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Dartmouth Medical School, B.M.S.
Hanover, New Hampshire
Southwestern Medical School, M.D
Dallas, Texas
GRADUATE
Edwin L. Cox School of Business
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Southern Methodist University, M.B.A.
Dallas, Texas
TRAINING
INTERNSHIP
Dartmouth Medical School/Mary Hitchock
Memorial Hospital - Straight Medicine
1969-1970
GENERAL PSYCHIATRY
Timberlawn Psychiatric Center,
RESIDENCY 1970-1972
CHILD & ADOLESCENT
University of Michigan, 1972-1974
PSYCHIATRY FELLOWSHIP
RESEARCH TRAINING
Naval Health Research Center, 1974-1976
ADDICTION Duke
University, 1989-1991
PSYCHIATRY TRAINING
FORENSIC
Duke University, 1990-1998
PSYCHIATRY TRAINING
EXAMINATION CERTIFICATION
Diplomate of the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners, 1969, No. D7770.
Diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners, 1970, No. 98385.
Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (PSYCHIATRY), April
1976, No. 14882.
Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (CHILD & ADOLESCENT
PSYCHIATRY) March, 1977, No. 986.
Diplomate, Certification in ADMINISTRATIVE PSYCHIATRY, American Psychiatric
Association, 1983, No. 829.
Diplomate, American Board of ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, 1992, No. 10.
Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ADDICTION PSYCHIATRY)
March, 1993, No. 250. Recertified 2003.
Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY),
April, 1998, No. 568. Recertified 2008.
MILITARY SERVICE
Lt.
Commander, Medical Corps, U.S. Naval Reserve
Commissioned Ensign, 1965
Active Duty, 1974-1976
Active Reserve 1976-1978
Currently Inactive Reserve
CHRONOLOGY OF OTHER PERTINENT EXPERIENCE
Research Externship in Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, 1966 (with Albert
Stunkard, M.D. and William Webb, M.D.).
Clinical Externship in Psychiatry, Timberlawn Psychiatric Center, 1967-1969
(Chief Extern, 1968-1969, with Jerry Lewis, M.D.).
Clinical Administrator of the Adolescent Inpatient Service of the Department of
Psychiatry, University of Michigan, 1972-1973 (with Derek Miller, M.D.).
Child Day Treatment Service and Child Psychoanalytic Study Group, Children's
Psychiatric Hospital, University of Michigan, 1973-1974 (with Humberto Nagera,
M.D.).
Research Psychiatrist, Naval Health Research Center; Head, Health Care Systems
Branch, and Head, Psychiatric Effectiveness Branch, 1974-1976 (with Ransom
Arthur, M.D., Richard Rahe, M.D., and EK Eric Gunderson , Ph.D.)
Part-time Private Practice of Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatry, San
Diego, California, 1974-1976.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego,
California, 1974-1976.
Reviewer, American Journal of Psychiatry, 1974 - 1995.
Reviewer, Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 1995-2000.
Private Practice of Child, Adolescent, Adult, and Family Psychiatry, Dallas,
Texas, 1976-1986.
Editorial Board, Adolescent Psychiatry, 1976-1979.
Senior Editor, Adolescent Psychiatry, 1979-1993.
Attending Psychiatrist, Shadybrook School, Dallas, Texas, 1976-1986.
Consulting Psychiatrist, Children’s Medical Center, Southwestern Medical School,
University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas, 1977-1986.
Consulting Psychiatrist, Parkland Hospital, Southwestern Medical School,
University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas, 1978-1986.
Attending Psychiatrist, Baylor University Medical Center, 1979-1986.
Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Texas Health Science
Center at Dallas, 1978-1986.
Associate Director, Magnet High School for Human Services, Dallas Independent
School District, 1978-1981.
Director, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Timberlawn Psychiatric
Center, 1978-1981.
Examiner, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, General Psychiatry, Child
and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Attending Psychiatrist, Timberlawn Psychiatric Center, 1976-1986.
Editorial Board, Clinical Update in Adolescent Psychiatry, 1976-1986.
President of Medical Staff, Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital, 1983.
Board of Directors, American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children,
1983-1987.
Research Associate, Timberlawn Psychiatric Research Foundation, 1976-1986.
Editorial Board, Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1985-1995.
Director, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Duke University Medical
Center, 1986-1992.
Director, Durham Community Guidance Clinic, 1986-1992.
Director, Psychiatric Trauma Treatment Service, Duke University Medical Center,
1986-1992.
Director, Teer House Partial Hospitalization Program for Youth 1990-1994
Board of Directors, North Carolina Governors Institute on Alcoholism and
Substance, 1991-1992.
Consulting Psychiatrist, Methadone Maintenance Program, Wake County Mental
Health System, Raleigh, North Carolina 1994-1998.
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, James H. Quillen College of Medicine, East
Tennessee State University, 1999 to 2001.
LICENSURE
North Carolina, 1986 to present, No. 30670
Texas, 1969 to present, No. D7770
Tennessee, 1987 to present, No. MD018069
NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Psychiatric Association
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry
Society of Professors of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (Emeritus)
American Family Therapy Association (Charter Member)
Southern Psychiatric Association
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry
American College of Psychiatrists
American College of Mental Health Administration
American Association of Psychiatric Administrators
American Academy of Addiction Psychiatrists (Founding Member).
American Society for Addiction Medicine
American Academy of Psychiatry and Law
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS
Duke Hospital – Attending
Privileges
Durham, North Carolina
1986
to present.
Peninsula Hospital – Attending Privileges
Knoxville, Tennessee
1987
to 2004
Durham Regional Hospital – Attending Privileges
Durham, North Carolina
1999
to 2006
Carolina’s Medical Center – Attending Privileges
Charlotte, North Carolina
2000
to 2008
TEACHING
Course in Interviewing Skills (for Second Year Medical Students), University of
Michigan Medical School, 1972.
Course in Outpatient Psychotherapy of Adolescents (for Second and Third Year
Residents in Psychiatry), with Sheila Mason, M.S.W., University of Michigan,
1973. (Won Residents' Award as Best Course of the Year, 1974).
Formal and informal teaching of First Year Residents in Psychiatry, University
of Michigan, 1973-1974.
Instruction, lectures, and clinical supervision, Department Psychiatry,
University of California, San Diego, 1975-1976.
Instruction, lectures and clinical supervision, Timberlawn Psychiatric Center.
Instruction, lectures, clinical and research supervision, Department of
Psychiatry, Southwestern Medical School, University of Texas Health Science
Center at Dallas, 1972-1986.
Instruction, lectures, and clinical supervision, Department of Psychiatry, Duke
University, 1986-present.
ELECTED OFFICES, HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS AND HONORARY
SOCIETIES
Dean's Scholarship, Cornell University, 1960-1964.
Falk
Fellowship of the American Psychiatric Association, 1972-1974.
Chief Resident in Psychiatry (elected by Faculty), University of Michigan,
1973-1974.
Resident Representative (Elected by House Staff) University of Michigan,
1973-1974.
Vice
President and President Elect, Michigan Chapter of the American Society for
Adolescent Psychiatry, 1974. (Presidency not. assumed because of Military Duty.)
Charter President, San Diego Chapter of the American Society for Adolescent
Psychiatry, 1975-1976.
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, 1975-present.
Senior Editor, Annals of Adolescent Psychiatry, 1979-1993.
Fellow of the American College of
Psychiatrists, 1976.
Fellow of the American Academy of Child
and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1980.
Fellow of the American Society for
Adolescent Psychiatry, 1981.
Fellow of the American Psychiatric
Association, 1983.
Elected Distinguished Life Fellow, 2004
Fellow of the American College of
Mental Health Administration, 1985.
Fellow of the American Academy of
Pediatrics, 1986.
Secretary of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, 1982-1984
Commendation: Committee on Certification in Administrative Psychiatry, American
Psychiatric Association, 1983.
Second Vice-President of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry,
1984-1985.
First Vice-President of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry,
1985-1986.
Board of Directors, American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children,
1984-1990.
Recipient: The Harriet Cunningham Award for Meritorious Scientific Writing,
awarded by the Texas Medical Association, 1985.
President, American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, 1986-1988
Degree with Honors: Executive M.B.A. Program (Class of 1986), Edwin L. Cox
School of Business, Southern Methodist University.
Beta
Gamma Sigma (Scholastic Honorary Society in Business Administration), 1987.
Society of Professors of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1987 - present.
John
W. Umstead Distinguished Lecturer, North Carolina Division of Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Services, 1987.
Trustee, American College of Mental Health Administration, 1990-93
American Board of Adolescent Psychiatry, 1992 - 1995
Fellow of the North Carolina Governor's
Institute on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, 1992 - present.
Award of Special Recognition, Awarded by the medical staff of Peninsula
Behavioral Health System, Knoxville, Tennessee, February 2001.
Outstanding Service Recognition Award, American Society of Addiction Medicine,
2001.
Cotswold Foundation Endowment, 2003 to present.
COMMITTEE AND ORGANIZATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPERIENCE
American Psychiatric Association, Commission on Childhood and Adolescence,
1972-1976.
American Psychiatric Association, Search Committee to find new Medical Director
to replace Walter Barton, M.D. (at his retirement), 1972-1974.
Michigan District Branch of American Psychiatric Association, Membership
Committee, 1974.
San
Diego Psychiatric Society, Child Psychiatry Committee, 1974-1977.
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Committee on Adolescence,
1974-1977.
American Psychiatric Association, Task Force on Nomenclature and Statistics,
Committee on Psychophysiologic and Psychosomatic Disorders, 1975-1976.
Chairman, Committee on Research,
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, 1975-1979.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Committee on Delinquency, 1975-1977.
Vietnamese Children’s Resettlement Committee, (Advisory to the US Department of
State and US Congress), 1975-1976.
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Committee on Research, 1976-Present.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Advocacy Committee, 1976-1978.
Chairman, Committee on Data Systems,
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1977-1981.
American Psychiatric Association, Task Force on Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
in Family Practice Training Programs, 1976-1979.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Ad Hoc Committee on Classification,
1977-1979.
Society for Computer Medicine, Committee on Ethics, 1977-1979.
Chairman, Program Committee, North
Texas Chapter of the Texas District Branch of the American Psychiatric
Association, 1979-1980.
Chairman, Publications and Program
Committee Cluster, American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, 1979-1980.
American Psychiatric Association, Task Force on Confidentiality of Children’s
Medical Records 1977-1979.
American College of Psychiatrists, Bowis Award Committee, 1981-1984.
American Psychiatric Association, Task Force on Clinical Assessment in Child
Custody, 1979-1982.
Chairman, Committee on Transition to
Young Adulthood, American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
1981-present.
Texas District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association, Insurance
Committee, 1981-1983.
North Texas Psychiatric Society, Program Committee, 1982-1983.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Committee on Young Adults,
1982-1986.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Task Force to Study the Feasibility
of Establishing a National Foundation for Research in Adolescence, 1982-1983.
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Publications Policy Committee,
1982-1988.
American Psychiatric Association, Committee to Coordinate the Hospital and
Community Psychiatry Service, Journal and Institute, 1983-1986.
Chairman, American Psychiatric
Association, Committee on Chronically Ill and Emotionally Handicapped Children,
1984-1987.
Dallas County Medical Society, Commission of Medical Staff Presidents,
1984-1985.
Texas Psychiatric Society, Ad Hoc Committee on the Socioeconomics of Psychiatric
Practice, 1984-1986.
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Delegate to the Assembly,
1985-1986.
American College of Psychiatrists, Publication Committee 1985-1987.
Texas Psychiatric Society, Committee on Alternate Care, 1985-1986.
Representative, Council of Delegates, International Society for Adolescent
Psychiatry, 1987-1991.
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Project Prevention,
1987-1989
Consultant, American Psychiatric Association, Participant, Future of Psychiatry
Project, 1987.
American College of Psychiatrists, Committee on Long Range Planning and Policy,
1989-1992.
Committee on Adolescent Health, North Carolina Medical Society, 1997-present.
Vice Chairman, American Psychiatric
Association, Council on Children, Adolescents, and their Families, 1989-1994.
Southern Psychiatric Association, Legislative Ad Hoc Committee, 1992.
North Carolina Department of Human Resources, Youth Services Study Advisory
Committee. Appointed by Governor James B. Hunt to the committee charged with
conducting a comprehensive study of the Juvenile Justice System and to make
recommendations to the General Assembly, 1995.
North Carolina Medical Society, Committee on Adolescence, 1997.
Duke
University Medical Center, Appointments and promotions committee, Department of
Psychiatry, 1997-2000.
Patient Placement Criteria Committee, American Society for Addiction Medicine,
1998-2001.
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Program Committee, 1998-1999
Southern Psychiatric Association, Resident Award Committee, 1999-2000
American Psychiatric
Association, Council on Children Adolescents & Their Families, 2000-2002
American Psychiatric
Association, Committee on Financial Oversight, 2000-present
Duke University Medical Center,
Medical School Admissions Committee, 2001.
American Society of Addiction
Medicine, Patient Placement Criteria Project (Adolescent Section), 1997-2001.
Group for the Advancement of
Psychiatry, Long Range Planning Committee, 2008.
Chair, American Psychiatric
Association Investment Oversight Committee, 2004-2007.
Member, American Psychiatric
Association, Finance and Budget Committee, 2007-2009.
Member, American Psychiatric
Association, Long Term Financial Planning Committee, 2009.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Primary Investigator, “Mutational Effects of Ethyl Alcohol in Drosophila
Melanogaster.” Funded by National Science Foundation, University of Texas,
Austin, 1961.
Co-Investigator (with Henry. Jordan, M.D.), “Effects of Anorexic Agents in Obese
Subjects.” Funded by NIMH, Department of Psychiatry, University of
Pennsylvania, 1966.
Co-Investigator (with Derek H. Miller,'M.D., Alan Krohn, Ph.D., and Sheila
Mason, M.S.W.), "Aspects of Obesity in Adolescents." Funded by Adolescent
Psychiatry Services, University of Michigan, 1972.
Co-Investigator (with Steven Landau, M.D., David Knesper, M.D., and Steven
Engelberg, M.D.), "Psychiatric Resident Performance in an Emergency Room."
University of Michigan, 1974.
Primary Investigator, "Issues of Epidemiology, Treatment and Prognosis of
Psychiatric and Psychosomatic Disorders in Navy and Marine Corps Personnel."
This research was based on the development of a computerized file (individual
anonymity guaranteed) of information about all hospitalizations in Naval
facilities since 1965. Naval Health Research Center, 1974-1976. Funded by US
Navy.
Member of Research Team with Richard H. Rahe, M.D. and Harold W. Ward, M.D.,
"Uric Acid and Lipid Responses to Acute and Chronic Stress." Naval Health
Research Center, 1974-1976. Funded by US Navy.
Member of Research Team with Center for Prisoner of War Studies, “Long Term
Evaluation of Repatriated Prisoners of War and their Families, “ 1974-1976.
Funded by US Navy and US Army.
Member of Research Team with Hamilton J. McCubbin, Ph.D. and Barbara Dahl, MS.
“The Effects of Trauma on Combatants and Prisoners of War”. Naval Health
Research Center, 1974-1976. Funded by US Navy and US Army.
Member of Research Team with Hamilton I. McCubbin, Ph.D., and Barbara B. Dahl,
M.S. “Families of Men Missing in Action, Families of Men Killed in Action, and
Control Families of Navy and Marine Corps Personnel.” Naval Health Research
Center, 1974-1976. Funded by US Navy and US Army.
Member of Research Team for other Classified Studies, Naval Health Research
Center, 1974-1976. Funded by US. Navy.
Co-Investigator (with Hamilton I. McCubbin, M.D., and Barbara B. Dahl, M.D.),
“Adjustment of Military Families Undergoing Repeated Episodes of Father
Absence.” Naval Health Research Center, 1975-1976. Funded by US Navy and US
Army.
Primary Investigator, “Accident Repetition Behavior in Active Duty Navy
Personnel.” Naval Health Research Center, 1975-1976. Funded by US Navy.
Primary Investigator, “Adjustment of Refugee Vietnamese Children and Adolescents
Separated from Their Natural Families.” Naval Health Research Center, 1975-1976.
Funded by US Navy.
Co-Investigator (with Richard H. Rahe, M.D., and Harold W. Ward, M.D.), “Life
Stress and Illness Vulnerability in Vietnamese and Cambodian Evacuees.” Naval
Health Research Center, 1975-1976. Funded by US Navy.
Primary Investigator, “Adjustment of Psychiatrists to the Stress of Transition
from Teaching to Career.” Naval Health Research Center, 1975-1978. Funded by US
Navy.
Primary Investigator, “Estimating the Cost of Untreated Covert Psychological
Disturbances and Alcoholism in Patients with Medical Illnesses.” Naval Health
Research Center, 1975-1978. Funded by US Navy.
Primary Investigator, “Competence in the Ghetto: A Study of Health in Low Income
Families.” Timberlawn Research Foundation. Funded by the Trull Foundation,
$275,000, 1973-1982.
Consultant to Research Team at Timberlawn Psychiatric Research Foundation,
“Long-Term Longitudinal Study of Families Having their First Child.” Funded by
Hogg and Meadows Foundations, $215,000, 1984.
Co-Investigator (with Adrian Angold, M.D. and John Lochman, Ph.D.), “Adolescent
ADM: Service Use and Risks of Co-Morbidity.” NIMH, $980,000, 1989.
Primary Investigator, “Attitudes Toward Alcohol and Drug Use on College
Campuses.” Funded by I.W. Morris Grant, $170,000, 1993.
Co-Investigator, “Reducing Student Binge Drinking.” National Institute on
Alcohol Abuse & Alcoholism, (NIAAA) AA11459-02, 1998.
CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE
Community Mental Health Center, Dallas County Mental Health and Mental
Retardation. 1970-1972.
University of Michigan, Student Health Service, Mental Health Clinic. 1972-1974.
Washtenaw County Independent School District, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Consultation
to Director and Staff of three centers for mentally retarded children,
1972-1974.
Center for Prisoner of War Studies, Naval Health Research Center, San Diego,
California. Consultation in child, adolescent, and family psychiatry, 1974-1978.
Camp
Pendleton Marine Base, Vietnamese and Cambodian Refugee Camps. Consultation in
child and adolescent psychiatry to the Medical Director of the Refugee Camps,
the Commanding General, and the State Department, 1975-1976.
Community Mental Health Center, Hemet Valley Mental Health Center. Consultation
to Inpatient Treatment Staff on issues of milieu management, 1975-1976.
Asian American Mental Health Research Center, La Jolla, California. Consultation
in child and adolescent psychiatry to the Director and Staff regarding issues of
sociological research into adjustment of recently immigrated Asian Americans,
1975-1978.
Department of Psychiatry, Naval Regional Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia.
Consultation to the Department Head on issues of research, 1975-1978.
Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, California. Consultation to Commanding
Officer regarding issues of psychiatric research, 1975-1986.
Adolescent Medicine Training Program, Children's Medical Center, University of
Texas Health Science Center at Dallas. This program was a multi-disciplinary
training program (pediatrics, adolescent medicine, nursing, social work,
psychology, and nutrition). It was one of three such model programs funded by
the National Institute of Health, 1977-1982.
Mental Health Policy Resource Center, Washington, D.C., 1987.
E-Systems Corporation. Consultation regarding corporate organizational
behavioral issues, 1980-1986
Governor and Two Commissioners of State of Tennessee and Director of Eastern
Tennessee Human Services and Mental Health Centers for ten counties.
Establishment of: 1)Chance Residential Center for Adolescent Girls, Cookeville,
Tennessee, 2) Indian Mound Residential Farm for Adolescent Boys, Sparta,
Tennessee, 3) Lakeside Vocational Training Center, Smithville, Tennessee; and
Cumberland Mountain School (a therapeutic school for vocational education of
handicapped persons), Crossville, Tennessee. 1987-present.
Peninsula Psychiatric Hospital, Knoxville, Tennessee, Consultation regarding
restructuring the adolescent residential program and consultation regarding
difficult to manage cases, 1987-present.
Baylor University Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, Consultation
regarding the restructuring and management of the Division of Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry, 1990.
Institute of Medicine, Consultation regarding a possible IOM initiative on
clinical service delivery systems for youth. 1993.
Department of the Army, the Presidio. Consultation regarding the organization
and management of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1992.
Visiting Professor, Langley Porter Institute, University of California, San
Francisco, 1992
Durham Public Schools. Consultation to guidance counselors and administrators
regarding management of difficult students and management of personnel issues.
1987-present.
Helen Ross McNabb Mental Health Center, Knoxville, Tennessee. This consultation
extends services to public sector agencies in East Tennessee. 1993 - present.
Washington & Lee University, Team Leader of multidisciplinary team consulting
regarding the restructuring of University policies as well as management of
alcohol and psychoactive substances by those in the university community:
Education, early identification, treatment. Done as Director of the Campus
Alcohol Initiative of the North Carolina Governor's Institute on Alcohol &
Substance abuse, 1995 - 1998.
North Carolina Central University, Team Leader of multidisciplinary team
consulting regarding the restructuring of University policies as well as
management of alcohol and psychoactive substances by those in the university
community: Education, early identification, treatment. Done as Director of the
Campus Alcohol Initiative of the North Carolina Governor's Institute on Alcohol
& Substance abuse, 1994 - 1996.
University of North Carolina System, Consultation regarding a combined survey of
alcohol and substance use by students in the University of North Carolina
System, 1994.
North Carolina Representative George Miller. Consultation regarding the crime
prevention and youth punishment strategies in the 1994 North Carolina Crime
Initiative (Assisted with Senate Bills 89 and 150; House Bills 27, 39, 57, 110,
145, 229). Representative Miller was Governor Hunt's chief aide in both the
House and Senate for passage of this comprehensive crime initiative, 1994.
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Team Leader of multidisciplinary team
consulting regarding the restructuring of University policies as well as
management of alcohol and psychoactive substances by those in the university
community: Education, early identification, treatment. Done as Director of the
Campus Alcohol Initiative of the North Carolina Governor's Institute on Alcohol
& Substance abuse, 1994 - present.
Southlight (non-profit corporation delivering substance abuse services to Wake
County, North Carolina) in contract to Wake Mental Health Authority.
Consultation regarding patient care and management practices in a methadone
maintenance program, 1995 - 1998.
Overlook Mental Health Center, Knoxville, Tennessee. Consultation regarding
redesign of Child and Adolescent Services in a ten county mental health center,
1995.
Davidson College. Ongoing consultation regarding the restructuring of University
policies as well as management of alcohol and psychoactive substances by those
in University community: Education, early identification, treatment. Done as
Director of the Campus Alcohol Initiative of the North Carolina Governor's
Institute on Alcohol and Substance abuse, 1995 - present.
Duke
University. Ongoing consultation regarding the restructuring of University
policies as well as management of alcohol and psychoactive substances by those
in the University community: Education, early identification, treatment. Done as
Director of the Campus Alcohol Initiative of the North Carolina Governor's
Institute on Alcohol and Substance abuse, 1996 - present.
Lee
County Public Schools. (North Carolina) Consultation to guidance counselors and
administrators regarding management of difficult students and management of
personnel issues. 1995 to 2001.
State of Kentucky psychiatrists. Consultation regarding practices of Kentucky
Blue Cross/Blue Shield in determining "medical necessity" for psychiatric
coverage. This matter has evolved from a lawsuit, Kukreja vs. Kentucky Blue
Cross/Blue Shield, 1995.
Southern Methodist University. Ongoing consultation regarding the restructuring
of University policies as well as management of alcohol and psychoactive
substances by those in the University community: Education, early
identification, treatment. Done as Director of the Campus Alcohol Initiative of
the North Carolina, 1997-1998.
Covenant Health, Behavioral Health Committee of the Board of Directors.
Covenant Health is the largest health care system in Tennessee east of
Nashville. Covenant developed a very large behavioral health component. This
committee is a newly established committee of the Board. Served as the physician
member of the Committee. Served to facilitate merger of Fort Sanders Health
System, Peninsula Mental Health System, Park West Hospital, Methodist Hospital
and Overlook Mental Health System. The merged entities create the Covenant
Peninsula Health System, 1997-2000.
Woodberry Forest School. Woodberry Forest Virginia. Consultation regarding
management of mental health issues in students, 2000.
Christ School, Asheville, North Carolina, Consultation to Headmaster and Board
of Trustees of this independent boys school regarding management of mental
health and substance abuse issues in students, 2000-2001.
Carolina Medical Center,
Charlotte, NC, consultation to medical director and medical staff regarding
various clinical matters, 2001-2007.
Volunteer Behavioral Health,
Chattanooga, Tennessee, 2006-present.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Durham Rotary Club 1986 - present.
Alcohol Steering Committee of the Board of Trustees of Washington & Lee
University. 1977- 2003.
Knoxville HUD Board - 1998-2001.
NON-MEDICAL ACTIVITIES
Owner, Cumberland Mountain Farm (Crossville, Tennessee). This 700-acre farm has
a commercial cattle operation and a swine seedstock operation. The hog
operation is known for its Fl gilt, a Yorkshire-Landface cross. These gilts have
been sold to commercial hog operations in the mid south.
Director, Innovo Corporation. Dr. Looney has participated in the financial
restructuring and product change of this manufacturing company whose shares are
traded on the NASDAQ exchange. The company makes fabric products for the craft
and fashion industry. Innovo developed the clear plastic backpack that has been
promoted by federal law enforcement as one method of improving safety in
schools.
Consultant to the Board, Gelmed. Dr. Looney has assisted in the start-up of
this
Private agricultural biotechnology company. Gelmed holds exclusive rights to
bring to the marketplace patents from the School of Agriculture and College of
Veterinary Medicine at Pennsylvania State University.
Consultant to the Board, Piper Plastics. Piper Plastics was one of the nation’s
largest manufacturers of plastic crates for the dairy and beverage industry.
Dr. Looney consulted to the Board of this private company. 1995-2004.
Consultant to Heads Up Technologies. This company is an industry leader in
private aviation cockpit safety devices. Dr. Looney consults to them about
transferring this technology to medical procedures. 2009.
PRESENTATIONS
Looney, J. G. "A Psychiatrist's View of Abortion." Presented at meeting of
Council of Episcopal Churches of Dallas County, June
Miller, D.H. and Looney, J.G. “Prediction of Homicide by Adolescents.” Presented
at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 1973.
Looney, J. G. Discussion of paper, "Self Determination of Psychiatric
Residents," by Joseph Youngerman, M.D. and Edward Volkman, M.D. Presented at the
Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 1973.
Looney, J.G. "Psychiatric Residency -- The Chief Residents, View.” Participant
in a panel discussion presented at the Annual Meeting of the American
Psychiatric Association, 1974.
Gunderson, E.K.E. and Looney, J.G. "Prognosis for the Major Categories of
Psychiatric Disorders in the Naval Service." Presented at the Annual Meeting of
Navy Psychiatrists, held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the American
Psychiatric Association, May 1975.
Looney, J.G. and Miller, D.H. "The Management of Pathological Peer Relationships
in Hospitalized Borderline Adolescents." Presented at the Annual Meeting of
the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children, November 1975.
Harding, R.K. and Looney, J.G. "Problems of Asian Children in a Refugee Camp. "
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May
1976.
Looney, J.G., Gunderson, E.K.E., and Goffman, J.M. "A Longitudinal Study of
Neurosis in Young Men.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American
Psychiatric Association, May 1977.
Looney, J.G., Lipp, M.R., and Spitzer, R.L. "New Classification of
Psychophysiologic Disorders”. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American
Psychiatric Association, May 1977.
Looney, J. G. "Passage to Psychiatric Careers: Coping and Adaptation."
Co-Chairman of panel discussion presented at the Annual Meeting of the American
Psychiatric Association, May 1977.
Looney, J.G. "The Woman as Hospital Psychiatrist." Co-Chairman of panel
discussion presented at the Annual Meeting of Psychiatric Association, May 1977.
Looney, J.G. and Gunderson, E.K.E "Large Sample Longitudinal Studies: One
Diagnostic Category as an Example." Presented at the Central States Meeting of
the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, September 1977.
Looney, J.G., Oldham, D., and Blotchky, M.J. “Teaching the Assessment of the
Meaning of Symptoms in Adolescents.” Presenter at the Annual Meeting of the
American Academy of Child Psychiatry, October 1977.
Looney, J.G. “Androgeny,” Panel discussion for Channel 13 Report, Dallas, Texas,
July 1977.
Looney, J.G. “Evaluating the Psychological Needs of Teenagers.” Seventh First
Annual Scientific Assembly, Southern Medical Association, November 1977.
Looney, J.G. “Adolescents as Refugees.’ Presented at the Annual Meeting of the
American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, May 1978.
Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J.G. “Psychotherapy with Silent Children.” Present at
the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, October 1978.
Looney, J.G. “The Evaluation of Adolescents in Distress.” Presented at the
Adolescent Current Concepts Symposium co-sponsored by the American College of
Psychiatrists and Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital, January 1979.
Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J. G. “Normal Adolescent Development.” Presented at
and Adolescence Current Concepts Symposium co-sponsored by the American College
of Psychiatrists and Timberlawn Hospital, January 1979.
Carson, D.I. and Looney, J. G. “Hospital Treatment of Adolescents.” Presented at
Adolescent Current Concepts Symposium co-sponsored by the American College of
Psychiatrics and Timberlawn Hospital, January 1979.
Looney, J.G. “Competent Families.” Presented to the Junior League of Dallas,
Texas.
Looney, J.G. “The Plight of Vietnamese Adolescent Refugees.” Presented to the
North Texas Chapter of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, March
1979.
Looney, J.G. "The Child at Risk: Impact of Separation”. Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 1979.
Looney, J.G., Harding, R.K., Blotcky, M.J. and Barnhart, F.D. "Psychiatrists
Transition from Training to Career: Stress and Mastery." Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 1979
Looney, J.G. and Blotcky, M.J. "A Family Systems Model of Inpatient Treatment. "
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Adolescent
Psychiatry, Chicago, May 1979.
Looney, J.G. "Research Priorities in Adolescent Psychiatry: What to Do and How
to Do It. "Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for
Adolescent Psychiatry, Chicago, May 1979.
Looney, J.G. "Establishing a Research Alliance." Presented at the Annual Meeting
of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, May 1979.
Grace, K.D., Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J.G. "Idealization in Disturbed
Adolescents: Family Treatment after Divorce." Presented at the Annual Meeting of
the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children, November 1979.
Wright, J.G. and Looney, J.G. "Pharmacotherapy Psychotherapy Interaction in
Depression: A General System Analysis." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the
American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children, October 1979.
Looney, J.G. "Assessing Families in Crisis." Presented at the Annual Thelma
Franklin McCann Institute, sponsored by Baylor University Medical Center and the
A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Education in the Health Sciences, June
1980.
Looney, J.G., Nash, P. and Grace, K.D. "The Development and Maintenance of a
Hospital-Based Treatment Program for Children and Adolescents." Presented to the
Houston Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, June 1980.
Looney, J.G. "A Comparison of Family Systems in Small Inpatient Treatment
Units.” Presented to the Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital, August 1980.
Blotcky, M.F., Looney, J.G., and Grace K.D. "Treatment of the Adopted
Adolescent: Involvement of the Biologic Mother." Presented .at the Annual
Meeting of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, October 1980.
Looney, J.G. "The Assessment of Competence in Families “presented at the
workshop on the Assessment of Families at the Annual Meeting of the American
Academy of Child Psychiatry, October 1980.
Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J.G. "A Systems Model for Residential Treatment of
Children." Presented at the American Orthopsychiatric Association, 1981.
Looney, J. G. "Families and Competent Children." Presented at Council of
Episcopal Churches of Dallas, January, 1982
Looney, J.G., Chairman: Special Section on Stressors to Adolescent Identity
Formation. Panel presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for
Adolescent Psychiatry, May 1982.
Harding, R.K., Anderson, A.E., Looney, J.G. and Messervey, T.W., "Physicians'
Children." Presented at the Annual Meeting of American Society for Adolescent
Psychiatry, May 1982.
Looney, J.G. and Lewis J.M. "Climbing Up: Competent Black, Poor Adolescents
Compared with Competent White, Middle-Class Age-Mates." Presented at the 10th
International Congress of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Dublin, Ireland, July
1982.
Looney, J.G. "Managing Change." Presented to the employees of Sun Oil Company,
December 1983.
Looney, J.G. and Howard, B.L. "Homoclites Revisited: The Search for a Model for
Identification for Hospitalized Young Adult Patients." Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, May, 1983.
Looney, J.G. "Vertical Integration of Psychiatric Services for Youth”
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Association of Private
Psychiatric Hospitals, February 1985.
Looney, J.G. "The Corporate Practice of Medicine in Texas: Emerging Issues and
Potential Conflicts." Presented at Cox School of Business, Southern Methodist
University, May 1985.
Looney, J.G. "Adolescent Depression." Life Line, PBS, May 1985.
Looney, J.G. "Adolescent Suicide." Presented at the University of Texas,
Southwestern Medical School, May 1985, and presented at Southern Methodist
University, June 1985.
Looney, J. G. "Concepts of Marketing for a Private Psychiatric Hospital."
Presented at Cox School of Business, Southern Methodist University, June 1985.
Looney, J.G. and Blotcky, M.J. "Normal Adolescent Psychological Development
Revisited." Presented at the International Society for Adolescent Psychiatry,
Paris, France, July 1985.
Looney, J. G. "Organization des Services de Sante Mental.” Presented at the
International Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, Paris, France, July, 1985.
Looney, J.G. "Recherches." Presented at the International Society for Adolescent
Psychiatry, Paris, France, July 1985.
Looney, J.G. "Severely Disturbed Children." Presented at the 1987 John W.
Umstead Series of Distinguished Lecturers, Raleigh, NC, April 1987.
Looney, J.G. "Adolescent Development Revisited." Annual Meeting of the American
Academy of Child Psychiatry, October 24, 1987.
Looney, J.G. "Transition from Adolescence to Young Adulthood" Presented at the
Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
October 24, 1987.
Looney, J.G. "Chronic Mental Illness in Children and Adolescents." Presented at
the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
October, 1987.
Looney, J. G "Diagnosing Addictive Disease in Adolescents.” San Diego
Psychiatric Society, 1990.
Looney, J.G. "Systems of Treatment for Addicted and Abusing Youth.” San Diego
Psychiatric Society, 1990
Looney, J. G. "Non-Hospital Forms of Treatment for Youth: New Directions."
Presented at Langley Porter Institute, University of California, San Francisco,
1991.
Looney, J.G. "Transitional Forms of Treatment for Adolescents.”. Presented at
the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Adolescent Psychiatry, May, 1992.
Looney, J.G. "Adolescent Suicide." Presented at Conference Depression in
the Life Cycle sponsored by James H. Quillan College of Medicine, East-
Tennessee State University, June, 1993.
England, M.J and Looney, J.G. "Issues Involving Children Regarding Parity
Legislation". Presented at Symposium for Business Leaders by the Committee on
Research of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, March, 1977.
Looney, J.G. “Alcohol Use By College Students.” Grand Rounds Department of
Pediatrics, Duke University Medical Center, 1997.
Looney, J.G. “Research of methods of improving college campus safety”.
Presented at the Ground Rounds of the James C. Quillen College of Medicine, East
Tennessee State University May 1988.
Looney, J.G. “Alcohol on the Campus”. Grand Rounds at the University of
Arkansas Medical Center. March 1999.
Looney, J. G.; Floban, J. D.; Juhnke, G; Powell, M.E.; Lohr, JA; Governors
Institute on Alcohol & Substance Abuse: Campus Alcohol Initiative. Presented at
Annual Meeting of AMERSA, 1999.
Looney, J.G. Management of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Problems in
Boarding Schools. Woodberry Forest School. September 2000.
Looney, J. G. Current Issues in Student Alcohol Use, Grand Rounds. Silver Hill
Hospital, February, 2000
Looney, J.G. Managing Alcohol and other chemical abuse in the Young Adult
Population, Grand Rounds at Baylor Medical Center. October, 2000.
Psychopharmacology for Children and Adolescents. Presented to AHEC,
Fayetteville, NC, May 2001.
PUBLICATIONS
Miller, D.H. and Looney, J.G. “The Prediction of Murder by Adolescents."
Audio Digest, 2:19, 1973.
Miller, D.H. and Looney, J.G. “The Prediction of Adolescent Homicide: Episodic
Dyscontrol and Dehumanization." American Journal of Psychoanalysis,
34:187-198, 1974.
Krohn, A., Miller, D.H. and Looney, “Flight from Autonomy: Problems of Social
Change in an Adolescent Inpatient Unit.” Psychiatry, 37:360-371, 1974.
Miller, D.H., Lutz, S., and Looney, J.G. “Clinical Evaluation of the Homicidal
Patient." University of Michigan Films, 1974.
Looney, J.G., Engelberg, S.J., Gode, R.O. and Knesper, D.J. "The Psychiatric
Chief Residency: A Preliminary Experience in Administrative Process."
American Journal of Psychiatry, 132(7):729-733, 1975.
Miller, D.H. and Looney, J.G. "Determinants of Homicide in Adolescents." In:
Feinstein, S.C. and Gioavacchini, P. (Eds.), Adolescent Psychiatry, Vol.
IV. New York: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1975
Binder, J.G., Urist, J. and Looney, J.G. "The Use of a Ward's History in
Training Ward Staff." Child Care Quarterly, 7(l):21-34, 1978; also in:
Aldous, J. and Hill, R. (Eds.), Inventory of Marriage and Family Literature,
Vol. V. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1916.
Miller, D.H., Looney, J.G. and Zinn, D. “The Management of Pathological Peer
Relationships in the Psychotherapy of Hospitalized Borderline Patients."
Diseases of the Nervous System, 38(9):738-741, 1977.
Looney, J.G., Goffman, J.M. and Gunderson, E.K.E. “Prognosis for
Psychophysiological Disorders in the Naval Service.” Journal of Psychosomatic
Research, 20(2):151-158, 1976.
Goffman, J.M., Gunderson, E.K.E. and Looney, J.G. "Prognosis for Acute
Situational Maladjustment Disorders (Transient Situational Disturbances) in the
Naval Service." Naval Health Research Center, Technical Report No. 75-34, 1975.
Gunderson, E.K.E., Goffman, J.M. and Looney, J.G. “Prognosis for Neurotic
Disorders in the Naval Service." Naval Health Research Center, Technical Report
No. 75-50, 1975.
Looney, J.G., Gunderson, E.K.E. and Goffman, J.M. "Prognosis for Schizophrenia
in the Naval Service." Naval Health Research Center, Technical Report No. 76-20,
1976.
Gunderson, E.K.E., Looney, J.G. and Goffman, J.M. "Course and Outcome for Major
Mental Disorders in the Naval Service." Naval Health Research Center, Technical
Report No. 75-80, 1975.
Looney, J.G. "One Year Out: Transition from Training to Career." Naval Health
Research Center, Technical Report No. 76-27, 1976.
Harding, R.K. and Looney, J.G. “Problems of Southeast Asian Children in a
Refugee Camp." American Journal of Psychiatry, 134(4):407-411, 1977.
Looney, J.G., Kolb, D.C. and Gunderson, E.K.E. “Transition of the Department of
Defense Disease and Injury Codes to the International Classification of
Diseases.” Naval Health Research Center, Technical Report No. 76-60, 1976.
Knesper, D.J., Landau, S. and Looney, J.G. “The Psychiatric Emergency Room: Must
Teaching Stop at 5:00 p.m.” Hospital and Community Psychiatry,
29:723-727, 1979.
Looney, J.G., Lipp, M.G. and Spitzer, R. “A New Classification for
Psychophysiologic Disorders." American Journal of Psychiatry,
135(3):304-308, 1978.
Looney, J.G. and Gunderson, E.K.E. “Transient Situational Disturbances: Course
and Outcome.” American Journal of Psychiatry, 135(6):660-663, 1978.
Lipp,
M.R., Looney, J.G. and Spitzer, R.L. “Classifying Psychosomatic Disorders.”
Psychosomatic Medicine, 39 (5): 285-287,
Rahe,
R.H., Looney, J.G., Ward, H.W., Tung, T.M. and Liu, W. "Psychiatric Consultation
in a Vietnamese Refugee Camp." American Journal of Psychiatry 135 (2):
185-190, 1978.
Looney, J.G. and Gunderson, E.K.E. "Large Sample Longitudinal Studies: One
Diagnostic Category as an Example." Naval Health Research Center, Technical
Report No. 78-53, 1979.
Looney, J.G., Rahe, R.H., Harding, R., Ward, H.W., and Liu, W. "Consulting to
Children in Crisis.” Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 10 (l)
:5-14, 1979.
Looney, J.G. and Gunderson, E.K.E. "Neurosis in Young Men.” Hospital and
Community Psychiatry, 30 (7):470-474,
Looney, J.G., Oldham, D. and Blotcky, M. “Assessing Psychologic Symptoms in
Adolescents." Southern Medical Journal 71 (10):1197-1202, 1978.
Looney, J.G. "Adolescents as Refugees." Adolescent Psychiatry,
12:199-208, 1979.
Blotcky, M. J. and Looney, J.G. “Psychotherapy with Silent
Non-Productive Adolescents.” In Lamb, R. (Ed.), New
Directions in Mental Health.
Heckman, N.A., Kolb, D. and Looney, J.G. “Prevalence of Alcoholism Among Navy
Hospital Inpatients. " Naval Health Research Center, Technical Report No. 78-62,
1979.
Blotcky, M.J., Grossman, I., and Looney, J.G., “Psychogenic Water Intoxication:
A Fatality.” Texas Medicine, 76:58-59, 1980.
Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J.G. "Normal Adolescent Development: Current
Perspectives." Adolescent Psychiatry, 13:184-199, 1980.
Looney, J.G., Harding, R.K., Blotcky, M.J. and Barnhart, F.D. "Psychiatrists
Transition from Training to Career: Stress Mastery." American Journal of
Psychiatry, 137(l):32-36, 1980.
Looney, J.G., Blotcky, M.J., Carson, D.I., and Gossett, J.T. "A Family Systems
Model for an Adolescent Inpatient Unit." Adolescent Psychiatry,
8:499-511, 1980.
Looney, J.G. "The Evaluation of Adolescents in Distress.” Audio Digest,
8: 9, 1979.
Oldham, D., Looney, J. and Blotcky, M. “Clinical Assessment of Symptoms in
Adolescents."American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 50(4):697-703, 1980.
Looney, J.G., Spitzer, R.L., and Lipp, M.R. “Classifying Psychosomatic Disorders
in DSM-III.” Psychosomatics 22(1):6-8, 1981.
Blotcky, M.J., Looney, J.G. and Grace, K.D. “Treatment of the Adopted
Adolescent: Involvement of the Biologic Mother.” Journal of the American
Academy of Child Psychiatry, 21(3):281-285, 1982.
Derdeyn, A., Levy, A., Looney, J., Schetky, D. Scott, E. and Westman, J. "Child
Custody Consultation." American Psychiatric Association, July 1980.
Looney, J.G. and Blotcky, M.J. “Treatment Planning for Children.” In Lewis, J.
and Usdin, G. (Eds.), Treatment Planning. American Psychiatric Association
Press, 1982.
Blotcky, M.J., Dimperio, T.L., Blotcky, A.D., and Looney, J.G. “A Systems Model
for Residential Treatment of Children.” Milieu Therapy, Vol. 2, No. 2,
3-14, Summer 1983.
Looney, J.G., Claman, L., Mior, R., Steffik, J., Henderson, P. and Costello, A.
"Data Systems in Child Psychiatry." Journal of the American Academy of Child
Psychiatry, 23:99-104, 1984
Looney, J.G. "Research Priorities in Adolescent Psychiatry.” Adolescent
Psychiatry, 12:104-114, 1985.
Blotcky, M.J., Grace, K.D., and Looney, J.G. "Treatment of Adolescents in Family
Therapy after Divorce." Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry,
23:222-225, 1984.
Looney, J.G. “Treatment Planning in Child Psychiatry.” Journal of the
American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 23:529-536, 1984.
Looney, J.G., Meeks, J., and King, J. “Adolescent Turmoil.” American College of
Psychiatrists, Psychiatric Update, Vol. 4, Summer, 1984.
Looney, J.G. and Howard, B.L. "Homoclites Revisited: The Search for a Model for
Identification for Hospitalized-Young Adult Patients." Adolescent
Psychiatry, Vol. 14, 9:137-149, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987.
Looney, J.G., Ellis, W., Benedek, E. and Schowalter, J. "Training in Adolescent
Psychiatry for General Psychiatry Residents: Elements of a Model Curriculum."
Adolescent Psychiatry, 12:94-103, 1985.
Blotcky, M.J. and Looney, J.G. “Adolescent Psychological Development Revisited.”
Proceedings of the First International Congress of Adolescent Psychiatry,
Vol. 1, 4:24-45, University of Chicago Press, 1988.
Looney, J. G. "Vertical Integration of Psychiatric Services for Youth: A
Theoretical Assessment." Administration in Mental Health 13(3):202-211,
1986
Looney, J.G. "The Assessment Procedure." Clinical Update in Adolescent
Psychiatry, Mahrone, R., New Canaan, Nassau Publications, 2(l):2-12, 1986.
Looney, J.G. Oldham, D.G., Claman, L., Crumley, F.E., and Waller, D.A. “Suicide
by Adolescents.” Texas Medicine, Volume 81, August 1985.
Looney, J.G. and Oldham, D.G. "Normal Adolescent Development." In Kaplan, H.
and Sadock, B.J. (Eds.), Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, Fifth
Edition. Baltimore, London, Los Angeles, Sidney: Williams & Wilkins, 1988.
Looney, J.G. and Lewis, J.M. "Climbing Up: Competent Black, Poor Adolescents
Compared with Competent White, Middle-Class Age-Mates." Submitted: The Child
and His Family, Pergamon Press.
Oldham, D.G., Hebeler, J., Myers, D., Waller, D.A., Crumley F.E., and Looney,
J.G. "Child Sexual Abuse: Recognition and Response." Texas Medicine, Vol.
83, No. 10 23-28, October, 1987.
Blotcky, M. J. and Looney, J.G. “Adolescent Psychological Development
Re-visited.” International Annals of Adolescent Psychiatry, Vol. 1, 1987.
Looney, J.G. and Flaherty, L.T. “The End of Adolescence: Transition to Young
Adulthood.” In Noshpitz, J. (Ed.), Handbook of Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry, Wiley and Sons, New York, 1997, p243-250.
Verhulst, J., Gardner, R., Sulton, B., Beahrs, J., Kerbeshian, J., Looney, J.,
Swain, A., Wamboldt, F. “The Social Brain in Clinical Practice.” Psychiatric
Annals Vol. 35, No. 10, October, 2005, p803-811.
BOOKS & MONOGRAPHS
Adolescent Psychiatry:
Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. VIII. Feinstein, S.C.,
Giovacchini, P.L. Looney, J.G., Schwartzberg, A., and Sorosky, A.D. (Eds.).
Chicago & London: University of Chicago Press, 1980.
Adolescent Psychiatry:
Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. IX. Feinstein, S.C., Looney, J.G.,
Schwartzberg, A. Z. and Sorosky, A.D. (Eds.). Chicago & London: University of
Chicago Press, 1981.
Adolescent Psychiatry:
Developmental and Clinical Studies, Vol. X. Feinstein, S.C., Looney, J.G.
Schwartzberg, A.Z., and Sorosky, A.D. (Eds.). Chicago and London: University of
Chicago Press, 1982.
The Long Struggle:
Well Functioning Working Class Black Families. Lewis, J.M. and Looney,
J.G. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1983.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental
and Clinical Studies, Vol XI. Sugar, M., Feinstein, S.C. Looney, J.G.,
Schwartzberg, A. and Sorosky, A.D. (Eds.). Chicago & London: University of
Chicago Press, 1983.
Research and the Complex Casuality of the Schizophrenias.
Committee on Research Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. New York:
Brunner/Mazel, 1984.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XII. Feinstein, S.C., Sugar M., Esman, A.H., Looney, J.G, Schwartzberg, A.Z.
Sorosky, A.D. (Eds.). Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1985.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XIII. Feinstein, S.C., Esman, A.H., Looney, J.G., et. Al. (Eds.). Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, 1986.
Chronic Mental Illness in Children and Adolescents.
Looney, J.G. (Ed.). Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Press, Inc., 1987.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XIV. Feinstein, S.C. Esman, A.H., and Looney, J.G., et.al. (Eds.). Chicago
and London: University of Chicago Press, 1987.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XV. Feinstein, S.C. Esman, A.H., and Looney, J.G., et.al. (Eds.). Chicago
and London: University of Chicago Press, 1988.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XVI. Feinstein, S.C. Esman, A.H., and Looney, J.G., et.al. (Eds.). Chicago
and London: University of Chicago Press, 1989.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XVII. Feinstein, S.C. Esman, A.H., and Looney, J.G., et.al. (Eds.). Chicago
and London: University of Chicago Press, 1990.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
Vol XVIII. Feinstein, S.C. Esman, A.H., and Looney, J.G., et.al. (Eds.). Chicago
and London: University of Chicago Press, 1992.
Adolescent Psychiatry: Developmental and Clinical Studies,
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