Dr. Kale Kirkland, a Montgomery native, received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Mississippi in 2011 and is licensed to practice psychology in Alabama. Dr. Kale Kirkland provides clinical and forensic psychological services.
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Dr. Kale Kirkland provides various forensic psychological evaluations and/or treatment for components of various Court systems. He has been a Certified Forensic Examiner through the Alabama Department of Mental Health since 2012. He has testified for both defense and prosecuting attorneys, as well as being frequently Court-appointed by judges in civil and criminal cases. Dr. Kirkland's ability to provide forensic evaluations can be customized depending on the specifics of the case, but common issues addressed for adults and/or juveniles are as follows:
- Competency to stand trial
- Mental state at the time of the alleged offense
- Competency to waive Miranda rights
- Risk Assessment - Risk of Harm to Self or Others, Psychiatric Treatment Compliance
- Sentencing Mitigation
- Forensic Evaluation for Capital Murder
- Competency in estate-related matters, including to make a will and/or manage one's own medical/financial decisions
- Risk assessment of Sex Offenders
- Risk assessment of Child Pornography Offenders
- Comprehensive psychological evaluation of individual(s) involved in a Court-related matter for purposes of diagnosis and/or treatment recommendations
- Transitional treatment for pre- and post-incarceration
- Assessment of Malingering
- Trial Consultation/Analysis of Other Experts' Work
Often times, the Court may have a specific question, or an issue involving mental health may surface in a unique context that is not typical of "standard" forensic evaluations. Dr. Kirkland is willing to discuss with you the role he may play in answering such questions for your court case.
Dr. Kale Kirkland will not work as a "hired gun" for forensic evaluations, but will provide objective, comprehensive evaluations with extensive record review/analysis, informing respective courts with relevant/pertinent information about an individual's mental condition as it relates to the matter at hand.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides evaluations and therapy services to individuals going through divorce and/or custody proceedings. These evaluations are available whether they were court-ordered or self-referred, and Dr. Kirkland will be available to testify in court.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides on-site pre-trial and in-court expert consultation and/or testimony for general and special court martials for the United States Air Force.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides co-parenting training and/or Parent Coordination services to individuals involved in a high-conflict divorce or post-divorce custody litigation. Dr. Kirkland understands the importance of these services, with an aim at providing objective opinions to the Court and improving communication between co-parents in order to alleviate the child(ren)'s anxieties and and prevent further trauma.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides psychosexual evaluations for individuals facing allegations of sexual abuse and/or Internet-related sex crimes.
Dr. Kale Kirkland has extensive experience working with workman's compensation insurance companies, and provides both evaluations and long-term therapy services for individuals involved in these circumstances.
Dr. Kale Kirkland specializes in evaluation of PTSD, with extensive experience in assessments of Veterans pursuing disability benefits and those involved in traumatic accidents.
- Dr. Kale Kirkland has worked with both VA-contracted third-party companies and individual attorneys in providing such evaluations, and has a comprehensive understanding of the related complications and issues involved with this process.
- Dr. Kale Kirkland conducts evaluations of individuals involved in traumatic accidents, including motor vehicle accidents and work-related accidents.
Dr. Kale Kirkland is available to testify as an expert witness with respect to various forensic evaluations, as needed.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides Fitness for Duty evaluations, determinations of readiness to return work, and Pre-Employment Psychological Screenings. He provides such services to various corporations, staffing agencies, and divisions of law enforcement, and believes strongly in the value of such services to the individual, the referral source, and the respective communities.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides psychological testing to law enforcement and police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders. These evaluations are typically to determine fitness for duty for employment, APOSTC certification, or readiness to return to work after some type of incident and/or trauma.
Dr. Kirkland provides individual therapy services to law enforcement and police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders. Dr. Kale Kirkland emphasizes the importance of offering individual therapy services to law enforcement officers and emergency first-responders.
Dr. Kale Kirkland provides both assessment and therapy, providing comprehensive psychological assessments to evaluate for current diagnoses and related treatment recommendations. Such evaluations are aimed to assisting with educational and/or vocational planning, medication management, and self-understanding.
Dr. Kale Kirkland assesses for depression, anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, Learning Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Psychotic Disorders, and Substance Use Disorders, which assists in behavioral modification, medication management, and/or facilitating academic accommodations at school or on standardized testing (e.g. ACT).
Dr. Kale Kirkland's therapy services begin by formulating individualized treatment plans for each therapy patient and using various theoretical orientations. Dr. Kale Kirkland was trained in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based approaches.
LICENSURE
Licensed Psychologist: September 2011-present
Alabama Board of Examiners in Psychology
License #: 1714
CERTIFICATION
Certified Forensic Examiner: January 2012-present
Certified Mental Coach: January 2012-present
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology – August 1, 2011
Advisor: Todd A. Smitherman, Ph.D.
Dissertation: Psychological Factors in HIV-related Headaches
University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology – May 10, 2008
Advisor: David S. Hargrove, Ph.D.
Thesis: A Comparative Analysis of Differentiation of Self and Entitlement among the Emerging Adult
Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama
Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude – December 16, 2005
Major: Psychology
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Psychologist - Kirkland and King, Clinical and Forensic Psychologists, P.C.: September 2011-June 2014
Predoctoral Intern - Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Ft. Worth, Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons (Ft. Worth, TX): August 2010-August 2011
Supervisors: Randall Rattan, Ph.D.; Pamela Morris, Ph.D.; Marty Carlson, Ph.D.; Daniel Kim, Ph.D.; Ashley Noble, Psy.D.; Karla Evans, Psy.D.
Provided daily services to inmates in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including individual and group psychotherapy, acute mental health treatment, personality and cognitive assessment, suicide risk assessment, Interferon treatment evaluations, fitness for matrimony evaluations, and various forensic evaluations. Conducted Court-ordered pre-trial forensic evaluations, including competency to stand trial, mental state at the time of alleged offense, and more generalized psychological evaluations to assist with sentencing mitigation. Served as liaison between the psychology department and medical staff with duties including services to chronically ill patients, medical consultations, neuropsychological assessments, attendance of multidisciplinary team meetings, and facilitating improvements in chronic pain management.
Predoctoral Intern - Federal Medical Center (FMC) Carswell, Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons (Fort Worth, TX): September 2010-January 2011
Supervisor: Leslie Powers, Psy.D.
Provided weekly services to female inmates in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including psychotherapy, competency restoration, personality assessment, suicide risk assessment, and forensic evaluations. Conducted Court-ordered pre-trial forensic evaluations, including competency to stand trial and mental state at the time of alleged offense.
Graduate Therapist - Psychological Services Center, University of Mississippi (University, MS): August 2008–July 2010
Supervisors: Kelly G. Wilson, Ph.D., Todd A. Smitherman, Ph.D.
Provided psychotherapy services to university students and members of the local community.
Mental Health Therapist - Communicare Region II Community Mental Health (Pittsboro, MS; Oxford, MS): July 2008–July 2010
Supervisor: Elizabeth Dillon, Ph.D.
Provided psychotherapy services to local community (preschool age to older adults) classified as seriously mentally ill, including individual and group therapy, family therapy, consultation with case managers and psychiatrists, substance abuse interventions, TB/HIV assessment and education, intake interviews and report writing, experience working with managed care systems, consultation with psychiatric hospitals, pre-evaluation screenings for Mississippi involuntary commitment procedures, and on-call duties several nights per month. On call duties included consultation with hospital staff on admission, locating appropriate care upon discharge, and providing emergency intervention services.
Contract Assessor - Psychological Assessment Clinic, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2008-July 2010
Supervisor: Scott Gustafson, Ph.D.
Administered compressive psychological assessment batteries, including IQ testing, aimed at testing for a variety of problems, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, other psychological difficulties, as well as intellectual disorders, specific learning disorders, autism, and ADHD.
Behavior Consultant - Behavior, Attention, and Developmental Disabilities Consultants, LLC (North Panola County - MS): November 2008–March 2010
Supervisor: Emily Thomas Johnson, Ph. D., BCBA-D
Consulted with teachers, staff, and parents on appropriate instructional and behavior management techniques for children with ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and other psychological problems. Provided weekly social skills training, behavioral management, and/or individual therapy to identified students, in addition to administering psychoeducational, psychological, and risk assessments.
Graduate Assessor - Psychological Assessment Clinic, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2007–May 2008
Supervisor: Stefan Schulenberg, Ph.D.
Full Psychoeducational Assessment Batteries aimed at testing for a variety of problems, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, other psychological difficulties, specific Learning Disorders, and ADHD.
Verification Specialist - Office of Student Disabilities Services, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2007–August 2008
Supervisor: Stefan Schulenberg, Ph.D.
Verification of disabilities as described in psychological assessment reports. Counseling for career objectives, descriptions of accommodations, and recommendations for a need of further services.
Undergraduate Intern - Alabama Department Youth Services (Mt. Meigs, AL): May 2004–May 2005
Supervisor: Barry Burkhart, Ph.D.
Accountability Based Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment and Treatment Program (ABSOP): A 24-bed residential treatment program for adolescents convicted of sex-related offenses, addressing a wide range of psychological and behavioral problems. Experience included face-to-face individual and group interaction, interviews, administration of self-report packets, and discipline referrals to law enforcement.
Undergraduate Intern - Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility (Tuscaloosa, AL): Summer 2005
Supervisors: John Toppins, Ph.D., and Clay Shealy, Ph.D.
Experience included observation and training in comprehensive forensic psychological assessment, IQ testing, group therapy, social skills training, & consultation with staff psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and security.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2008–February 2011
Supervisor: Todd Smitherman, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2008-Spring 2009
Supervisor: Carol Gohm, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2007–Spring 2008
Supervisor: Elizabeth Boerger, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2006–Spring 2008
Supervisor: Scotty Hargrove, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, Baruch College at City University of New York Summer 2006
Supervisor: Kristin Sommer, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Auburn University Fall 2004-Fall 2005
Supervisor: F. Dudley McGlynn, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Auburn University Fall 2004
Supervisor: Barry Burkhart, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of Alabama Summer 2005
Supervisor: Randy Salekin, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility Summer 2005
Supervisor: Clay Shealy, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility Summer 2005
Supervisor: Susan Gierok, Ph.D.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Faculty, Amridge University: August 2021-present
Online Faculty, University of Phoenix: March 2011-present
Courses taught:
Biological Foundations of Psychology (Undergraduate Course)
Illness Prevention and Health Promotion (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Evidence-Based Interventions in Behavioral Health (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Faculty, Liberty University, School of Behavioral Sciences: July 2014-March 2016
Courses Taught:
Studies in Interpersonal Communication (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Introduction to Counseling (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Online Instructor, Itawamba Community College Distance Learning: August 2008-Dec 2012
General Psychology
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Mississippi: August 2007-May 2008
Undergraduate Statistics
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Mississippi: Fall 2006
Liberal Arts 201, Family Systems Theory
PUBLICATIONS
Kirkland, K. E., Smitherman, T. A., Kirkland, K, & Many, W.J. (2011). Headache prevalence and characteristics among patients with HIV/AIDS. Headache, 51 (Suppl. 1), S30.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (under review). Domestic Nexus: Essential References for Family
Lawyers. Book (Annotated Bibliography of References from Psychology for
Domestic Attorneys) Knowles Publishing: Houston, TX.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (2005). Risk management and aspirational ethics for
parenting coordinators. Journal of Child Custody, 3(2), 23-43.
Kirkland, K., Kirkland, K.E., King, G.D., & Renfro, G.J. (2005). Quasi-judicial immunity for forensic mental health professionals in court-appointed roles. Journal of Child Custody, 3(1), 1-22.
PRESENTATIONS
Smitherman, T.A., Maizels, M., Walters, A.B., Kirkland, K.E., & Penzien, D.B. (November, 2009). Development and validation of the Mood, Anxiety, and Physical Symptoms Scale: A brief measure for assessing depression and anxiety symptoms among medical patients. Poster presented at annual meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, New York City, NY.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (May, 2009). Workshop: Counseling for Behavior Change. American College of Physicians: Alabama Chapter Scientific Meeting, Orange Beach, AL.
Mulfinger, A. M. M., Wheeler, S. A., McGlynn, F. D., White, A., & Kirkland, K. (May, 2005). Change detection in snake phobics: Differences in flicker paradigm response times. Poster presented at annual meeting of the Alabama Psychological Association, Ft. Walton Beach, FL.
Kirkland, K. (March, 2008). Guest Speaker for Undergraduate Assessment course at University of Mississippi – Presentation of Behavior Assessment Scale for Children, Second Edition (BASC-2) and the Barkley ADHD and Disruptive Behavior Scales, Oxford, MS.
This webpage and the Central Alabama Psychology Facebook page were created and managed by Dr. Kirkland. No other forms of online media or advertising with information about Dr. Kirkland and this practice are endorsed by Dr. Kirkland, and should not be considered as his representation of qualifications, experience, and services provided to the public.
Licensed Psychologist: September 2011-present
Alabama Board of Examiners in Psychology
License #: 1714
CERTIFICATION
Certified Forensic Examiner: January 2012-present
Certified Mental Coach: January 2012-present
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology – August 1, 2011
Advisor: Todd A. Smitherman, Ph.D.
Dissertation: Psychological Factors in HIV-related Headaches
University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology – May 10, 2008
Advisor: David S. Hargrove, Ph.D.
Thesis: A Comparative Analysis of Differentiation of Self and Entitlement among the Emerging Adult
Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama
Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude – December 16, 2005
Major: Psychology
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Psychologist - Kirkland and King, Clinical and Forensic Psychologists, P.C.: September 2011-June 2014
Predoctoral Intern - Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Ft. Worth, Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons (Ft. Worth, TX): August 2010-August 2011
Supervisors: Randall Rattan, Ph.D.; Pamela Morris, Ph.D.; Marty Carlson, Ph.D.; Daniel Kim, Ph.D.; Ashley Noble, Psy.D.; Karla Evans, Psy.D.
Provided daily services to inmates in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including individual and group psychotherapy, acute mental health treatment, personality and cognitive assessment, suicide risk assessment, Interferon treatment evaluations, fitness for matrimony evaluations, and various forensic evaluations. Conducted Court-ordered pre-trial forensic evaluations, including competency to stand trial, mental state at the time of alleged offense, and more generalized psychological evaluations to assist with sentencing mitigation. Served as liaison between the psychology department and medical staff with duties including services to chronically ill patients, medical consultations, neuropsychological assessments, attendance of multidisciplinary team meetings, and facilitating improvements in chronic pain management.
Predoctoral Intern - Federal Medical Center (FMC) Carswell, Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons (Fort Worth, TX): September 2010-January 2011
Supervisor: Leslie Powers, Psy.D.
Provided weekly services to female inmates in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including psychotherapy, competency restoration, personality assessment, suicide risk assessment, and forensic evaluations. Conducted Court-ordered pre-trial forensic evaluations, including competency to stand trial and mental state at the time of alleged offense.
Graduate Therapist - Psychological Services Center, University of Mississippi (University, MS): August 2008–July 2010
Supervisors: Kelly G. Wilson, Ph.D., Todd A. Smitherman, Ph.D.
Provided psychotherapy services to university students and members of the local community.
Mental Health Therapist - Communicare Region II Community Mental Health (Pittsboro, MS; Oxford, MS): July 2008–July 2010
Supervisor: Elizabeth Dillon, Ph.D.
Provided psychotherapy services to local community (preschool age to older adults) classified as seriously mentally ill, including individual and group therapy, family therapy, consultation with case managers and psychiatrists, substance abuse interventions, TB/HIV assessment and education, intake interviews and report writing, experience working with managed care systems, consultation with psychiatric hospitals, pre-evaluation screenings for Mississippi involuntary commitment procedures, and on-call duties several nights per month. On call duties included consultation with hospital staff on admission, locating appropriate care upon discharge, and providing emergency intervention services.
Contract Assessor - Psychological Assessment Clinic, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2008-July 2010
Supervisor: Scott Gustafson, Ph.D.
Administered compressive psychological assessment batteries, including IQ testing, aimed at testing for a variety of problems, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, other psychological difficulties, as well as intellectual disorders, specific learning disorders, autism, and ADHD.
Behavior Consultant - Behavior, Attention, and Developmental Disabilities Consultants, LLC (North Panola County - MS): November 2008–March 2010
Supervisor: Emily Thomas Johnson, Ph. D., BCBA-D
Consulted with teachers, staff, and parents on appropriate instructional and behavior management techniques for children with ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and other psychological problems. Provided weekly social skills training, behavioral management, and/or individual therapy to identified students, in addition to administering psychoeducational, psychological, and risk assessments.
Graduate Assessor - Psychological Assessment Clinic, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2007–May 2008
Supervisor: Stefan Schulenberg, Ph.D.
Full Psychoeducational Assessment Batteries aimed at testing for a variety of problems, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, other psychological difficulties, specific Learning Disorders, and ADHD.
Verification Specialist - Office of Student Disabilities Services, University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS): August 2007–August 2008
Supervisor: Stefan Schulenberg, Ph.D.
Verification of disabilities as described in psychological assessment reports. Counseling for career objectives, descriptions of accommodations, and recommendations for a need of further services.
Undergraduate Intern - Alabama Department Youth Services (Mt. Meigs, AL): May 2004–May 2005
Supervisor: Barry Burkhart, Ph.D.
Accountability Based Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment and Treatment Program (ABSOP): A 24-bed residential treatment program for adolescents convicted of sex-related offenses, addressing a wide range of psychological and behavioral problems. Experience included face-to-face individual and group interaction, interviews, administration of self-report packets, and discipline referrals to law enforcement.
Undergraduate Intern - Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility (Tuscaloosa, AL): Summer 2005
Supervisors: John Toppins, Ph.D., and Clay Shealy, Ph.D.
Experience included observation and training in comprehensive forensic psychological assessment, IQ testing, group therapy, social skills training, & consultation with staff psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and security.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2008–February 2011
Supervisor: Todd Smitherman, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2008-Spring 2009
Supervisor: Carol Gohm, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2007–Spring 2008
Supervisor: Elizabeth Boerger, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Mississippi Fall 2006–Spring 2008
Supervisor: Scotty Hargrove, Ph.D.
Graduate Research Assistant, Baruch College at City University of New York Summer 2006
Supervisor: Kristin Sommer, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Auburn University Fall 2004-Fall 2005
Supervisor: F. Dudley McGlynn, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Auburn University Fall 2004
Supervisor: Barry Burkhart, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of Alabama Summer 2005
Supervisor: Randy Salekin, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility Summer 2005
Supervisor: Clay Shealy, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility Summer 2005
Supervisor: Susan Gierok, Ph.D.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Faculty, Amridge University: August 2021-present
Online Faculty, University of Phoenix: March 2011-present
Courses taught:
Biological Foundations of Psychology (Undergraduate Course)
Illness Prevention and Health Promotion (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Evidence-Based Interventions in Behavioral Health (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Faculty, Liberty University, School of Behavioral Sciences: July 2014-March 2016
Courses Taught:
Studies in Interpersonal Communication (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Introduction to Counseling (Graduate/Master’s Level Course)
Online Instructor, Itawamba Community College Distance Learning: August 2008-Dec 2012
General Psychology
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Mississippi: August 2007-May 2008
Undergraduate Statistics
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Mississippi: Fall 2006
Liberal Arts 201, Family Systems Theory
PUBLICATIONS
Kirkland, K. E., Smitherman, T. A., Kirkland, K, & Many, W.J. (2011). Headache prevalence and characteristics among patients with HIV/AIDS. Headache, 51 (Suppl. 1), S30.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (under review). Domestic Nexus: Essential References for Family
Lawyers. Book (Annotated Bibliography of References from Psychology for
Domestic Attorneys) Knowles Publishing: Houston, TX.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (2005). Risk management and aspirational ethics for
parenting coordinators. Journal of Child Custody, 3(2), 23-43.
Kirkland, K., Kirkland, K.E., King, G.D., & Renfro, G.J. (2005). Quasi-judicial immunity for forensic mental health professionals in court-appointed roles. Journal of Child Custody, 3(1), 1-22.
PRESENTATIONS
Smitherman, T.A., Maizels, M., Walters, A.B., Kirkland, K.E., & Penzien, D.B. (November, 2009). Development and validation of the Mood, Anxiety, and Physical Symptoms Scale: A brief measure for assessing depression and anxiety symptoms among medical patients. Poster presented at annual meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, New York City, NY.
Kirkland, K., & Kirkland, K.E. (May, 2009). Workshop: Counseling for Behavior Change. American College of Physicians: Alabama Chapter Scientific Meeting, Orange Beach, AL.
Mulfinger, A. M. M., Wheeler, S. A., McGlynn, F. D., White, A., & Kirkland, K. (May, 2005). Change detection in snake phobics: Differences in flicker paradigm response times. Poster presented at annual meeting of the Alabama Psychological Association, Ft. Walton Beach, FL.
Kirkland, K. (March, 2008). Guest Speaker for Undergraduate Assessment course at University of Mississippi – Presentation of Behavior Assessment Scale for Children, Second Edition (BASC-2) and the Barkley ADHD and Disruptive Behavior Scales, Oxford, MS.
This webpage and the Central Alabama Psychology Facebook page were created and managed by Dr. Kirkland. No other forms of online media or advertising with information about Dr. Kirkland and this practice are endorsed by Dr. Kirkland, and should not be considered as his representation of qualifications, experience, and services provided to the public.
Patient Demographics
Assessments: Males and Females: Age 2+
Therapy: Females and Males: Age 4+
Assessments: Males and Females: Age 2+
Therapy: Females and Males: Age 4+