Vita
Philip G. Monroe, Psy.D.
(215) 368-5000, x 142
(215) 885-1835, x19
pmonroe@biblical.edu
EDUCATION
Wheaton College Graduate School, Wheaton, IL
M.A., Clinical Psychology, 1996
Psy.D. Clinical Psychology, 1999
Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA
M.A., Religion, 1991; concentration: Pastoral Counseling
Berkshire Christian College, Lenox, MA
B.A., Theology, 1988; concentration: Pastoral/Pre-seminary studies
Honors: Faculty Class Award for high academic achievement and Christian leadership
ACADEMIC AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Associate Prof. of Counseling & Psychology/Director, Master of Arts Program in Counseling, August 2000-
Biblical Theological Seminary, Hatfield, PA
Direct and teach in the Masters of Arts in Counseling program. Manage department of 4. Redesigned entire program including both content and delivery system, launched September, 2005. Responsible for all aspects of the program, including supervision, assessment, and advisement of all students, coordination of the teaching schedule with faculty, assistance in the promotion of the program, and supervision of the Internship Coordinator and program assistant. Duties also include teaching 4 courses per year. Courses have included: Human Development, Helping Relationships, Psychopathology, History & Systems of Psychology, Psychological Assessment, Interpersonal Relationships, Advanced Topics: Borderline Personality Disorder, Sex Therapy, Counseling Ethics, Multicultural Counseling, and Internship Seminar. Served as Acting Chair of the Faculty for one academic year during the Chair’s sabbatical.
Psychologist, 2000 -
Diane Langberg, Ph.D., & Associates, Jenkintown, PA
Providing assessment, consultation, and counseling services to children, adults, and couples. Consulting with churches and organizations such as the International Justice Mission on topics related to crisis response, pastoral renewal, lay counseling, addictions, and vicarious trauma. Supervising postdoctoral and master’s level therapists. Participating in the development of an emerging non-profit organization, The Place of Refuge, with other associates to serve the urban underserved.
Consulting Psychologist, 2003 -
Harvest USA, Philadelphia, PA
Clinical consultation to group of ministry providers who serve those trapped in sexual addictions and gender identity struggles.
Consulting Editor, 2007 -
Edification: The Journal of the Society for Christian Psychology
Psychology Fellow, September 1999 – July 2000
Riverbend Community Mental Health, Inc., Concord, NH
Postdoctoral experience providing assessment, consultation, and therapeutic services to children and their families as well as to adults with developmental disabilities and their vendor agencies. Developed a parent competency evaluation protocol to be used at Riverbend. Completed forensic evaluations in child custody and violence risk assessment. Involved with agency management of clinical services for high-risk consumers. Received specialized training and supervision in violence risk assessment by Robert Kinscherff, Ph.D., J.D., and the NH Division of Health and Human Services.
Adjunct Faculty, Fall 1999
New England College, Henniker, NH
Taught Abnormal Psychology course for Masters in Mental Health Counseling Program. Guest lectured regarding the treatment anxiety disorders in person’s with developmental disabilities.
Psychology Intern, September 1998 - August 1999
Riverbend Community Mental Health, Inc., Concord, NH
APA approved internship. Primary placement: Children’s Intervention Program. Duties included assessing and treating SED and at-risk children, adolescents, and their families. Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy for adolescents. Secondary placement: Adult Developmental Disabilities team. Duties included assessment, individual and group therapy as well as clinical case management for this population. Supervisor: Lesley Slavin, Ph.D., Director of Psychology Training.
Psychology Clerkship, August 1997 - August 1998
Naperville Presbyterian Church, Naperville, IL
Therapy experiences in a faith community setting with individuals, couples, and families. Also provided training for lay leaders and psychoeducational seminars.
Psychology Extern, August 1996 - June 1997
Illinois Youth Center, St. Charles, IL
Practicum experience included individual and group therapy with incarcerated adolescent males in a mental health unit at the juvenile intake center for the State of Illinois. Received special training for treatment of sex offenders and gang members as well as in forensic interviewing.
Psychology Extern, August 1995 - July 1998
Lydia Home Association, Chicago, IL
Performed psychological and parenting competency assessments of children and parents involved with the Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services for the purpose of providing treatment and legal recommendations. Obtained specialized training in parental competency assessments.
Contract Therapist, December 1990 - August 1994
Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation, Glenside, PA
Wide variety of cases in outpatient and residential foster care settings.
RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
wisecounsel.. 2006 – ;
(blog moderator). 2007 –
Author of blog consisting of personal and professional reflections; Moderator of blog for the Society for Christian Psychology.
Center for Addiction Recovery and Education 2000-2002
Charter board member of non-profit organization working to develop a distinctly Christian treatment model and network for addictive behavior. Participating in the process of setting a vision, mission and core values to educate the church, develop networks and services for various levels of addiction treatment.
PUBLICATIONS (by author)
Armstrong, J., Langberg, D, & Monroe, P.G. (2004). A Reformation & Revival Journal interview with Diane Langberg and Philip G. Monroe. Reformation & Revival Journal, 13:2, 151-183.
Maier, B.N., & Monroe, P.G. (2001). Biblical hermeneutics and Christian psychology. In M.R. McMinn, T.R. Phillips (Eds.). Care for the soul: Exploring the intersection of psychology & theology. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
Maier, B.N., & Monroe, P.G. (2003). A theological analysis of Theophostic Ministry. Trinity Journal, 24 NS: 2, 169-188.
Monroe, K.V., & Monroe, P.G. (2005). The Bible and the pain of infertility. Journal of Biblical Counseling, 23:1, 50-58.
Monroe, P.G. (1997). Building bridges with biblical counselors. Journal of Psychology and Theology, 25, 28-37.
Monroe, P.G. (2001). Exploring clients’ personal sin in the therapeutic context: Theological perspectives on a case study of self-deceit. In M.R. McMinn, T.R. Phillips (Eds). Care for the soul: Exploring the intersection of psychology & theology. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
Monroe, P.G. (2004). A select annotated bibliography. Reformation & Revival Journal, 13:2, 185-189
Monroe, P.G. (2004). [Book Review] The Emotionally Healthy Church by Peter Scazzero. Reformation & Revival Ministry, 13:2,
Monroe, P.G. (2006). Abusers & true repentance. Christian Counseling Today, 13:3, 48-49.
Monroe, P.G. (2006). Why are you so downcast, O my soul? Lessons from the Puritans on helping the hopeless. Edification, 2:3, 1-8.
Monroe, P.G. (2006). Why are you so downcast, O my soul? Lessons from the Puritans about the problem of despair. Christian Counseling Connection, Issue 3, 9.
Monroe, P.G. (2007). Advise. In The New Interpreters Dictionary of the Bible. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press.
Monroe, P.G. (2007). Alienation. In The New Interpreters Dictionary of the Bible. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press.
Monroe, P.G., (In Press). Reject. In The New Interpreters Dictionary of the Bible. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press.
Monroe, P.G. (Accepted for publication). Guidelines for the Effective Use of the Bible in Counseling.
PAPER PRESENTATIONS (by year)
Langberg, D., & Monroe, P.G. (September, 2007). Working with churches that are dealing with an abuser: A model in progress. AACC 2007 World Conference, Nashville, TN.
Monroe, P.G. (May, 2007). Biblical counseling in the 21st century. National Biblical Counseling Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
Monroe, P.G. (April, 2007). Distorted sex: Providing mercy to sexual strugglers; Restoration & repentance: A look at how God restores broken and sinful people. 2007Mercy Ministries Conference, Atlanta, GA
Monroe, P.G., & McFee, M. (March, 2007). Teaching the history of Christian Psychology: Looking at our past, pointing to the future. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, King of Prussia, PA
Monroe, P.G., Sisemore, T., Franke, J. & Talbot, M. (March, 2006). The Future of Christian psychology: An interdisciplinary conversation. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH
Monroe, P.G. (September, 2005). Connecting people to God: Guidelines for using Scripture in counseling. American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference, Nashville, TX
Monroe, P.G. (April, 2005). Connecting people to God: Guidelines for using Scripture in therapy. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Dallas, TX.
Hunter, L., Entwistle, D., Monroe, P.G., Lehman, K., & Renn, W. (April, 2005). Theophostic Prayer Ministry: Diverse perspectives on a controversial technique. Panel discussion at Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Dallas, TX.
Monroe, P.G. (April, 2004). The Staley Lecture Series. Three papers given at Erskine College and Seminary, Due West, SC
Monroe, P.G., & Maier, B.N. (September, 2003). Trauma and embedded lies: A theological appraisal of Theophostic Ministry. AACC National Conference, Nashville, TN
Maier, B.N. & Monroe, P.G. (April, 2002). Theophostic Ministry: A critical review. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference,Arlington Heights, IL.
Monroe, P.G. (April, 2002). “Why are you so downcast, O my soul?” Clinical lessons from the Puritan fathers on helping the hopeless. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Arlington Heights, IL.
Monroe, P.G., Altringer, M., & Raudenbush, K. (May 18, 2002). Counseling couples with infertility. Paper presented at a regional AACC Faith Factor Superconference, Philadelphia, PA.
Monroe, P.G., & Monroe, K.V. (November 9, 2002). The Bible and the pain of infertility. Paper presented at Living Faith 2002, Philadelphia, PA.
Siwy, J. & Monroe, P.G. (March, 2001). Biblical counseling and Integration: Renewing the dialogue. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Richmond, VA.
Monroe, P.G., & Preussler, D.W. (August 22, 1999). Interrater agreement analysis of the Discharge Readiness Checklist - Revised. American Psychological Association (Division 5) National Convention, Boston, MA.
Monroe, P.G., & Schwab, G. (March, 1998). God as healer: A closer look at healing with directions for counselors. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Chattanooga, TN.
Jones, S.L. , Case, P.W., Chaddock, T.P., Compte, W., Knudsen, T.E., Monroe, P.G., Scammacca, N.K., & Wollin, E.L. (August 14, 1997). Final report of the “meta-study” of NCSPP member APA self-study reports: Institutional settings, training models, students and faculty. Paper and discussion presented at the Summer Conference of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, J. Dobbins, Moderator, Chicago, IL.
Maier, B.N. & Monroe, P.G. (April, 1997). The role of biblical hermeneutics in the formation of a Christian psychology. Wheaton College Annual Theology Conference, Wheaton, IL.
Monroe, P.G. (June, 1997). Exploring personal sin in the psychotherapeutic context: Preliminary remarks and case study. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.
Monroe, P.G. (April, 1997). Exploring personal sin in the psychotherapeutic context: Some preliminary remarks. Wheaton College Annual Theology Conference, Wheaton, IL.
Monroe, P.G. (April, 1996). Building bridges with biblical counselors. Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Member, American Psychological Association
Member, American Association of Christian Counselors
Member, Society for Christian Psychology
LICENSURE
Licensed Psychologist, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (PS015124)
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