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She is widely regarded as the "Mother of Family Therapy.” Kristy was blessed to attend her training sessions throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s in small group settings. In addition, Kristy attended training with Albert Ellis, an influential psychologist who developed Rational Emotive Behavior therapy and played a vital role in the cognitive revolution that took place in the field of psychotherapy and helped influence the rise of cognitive-behavioral approaches as a treatment approach. Living in the Kansas City area, Kristy was able to easily access training from leading people in the addiction field. She participated in multiple seminars with Claudia Black Ph. D M.S.; Robert Ackerman Ph.D., John Bradshaw, Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse M.Ed, Timmen L Cermak, M.D and Janet Geringer Woititz Ed.D. Working in Kansas for over 20 years Kristy received many awards; the National Outstanding Program in Community Health Promotion, presented by the Department of Health and Human Services, for the Teens as Teacher’s in 1995, the National Exemplary Statewide Parent Training Initiative Award, presented by the National Parenting Instructors Association, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1995, the Outstanding State Partner of the Year award, presented by the National Family Partnership, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1996 and the National Outstanding Community Coalition Effort, presented by the Community Anti-Drug Coalition of America in 1997. Governor Mike Hayden presented her with a Kansas State Recognition Award for Exceptional Services in 1990 and in 1993, she again received the State of Kansas Recognition Award for Outstanding Services presented by Governor Joan Finney, the first female democratic governor in Kansas History. While in Kansas Kristy also served on numerous statewide councils serving as Chairman of the: State of Kansa Hazards of Tobacco Task Force; State of Kansas Safety Committee; Drug Free Schools and Communities Advisory Council; Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Student Assistance Association Coordination Council for Healthy Children and Youth; Kansas Alliance on Alcohol and other Drug Services. She served as a member and or officer with the: Koch Crime Commission; Kansa Communities that Care State Coalition Advisory Board; National Safe and Drug Free Schools Steering Coalition; National At-Risk Youth Research and Resources Advisory Committee; United Stated Department of Education Research Triangle Institute; Kansas State Family and Child Development Advisory Committee; Kansas Criminal Justice Coordinating Council; Kansas Department of Education AIDS Advisory Council National Children and Youth Education Resource Council; Kanas Native American Advisory Committee; Governor’s Commission on Parenthood Education Advisory Committee; And the Governor’s Interagency Coordination Committee. Kristy wrote numerous state and federal grants; managed their implementation process and oversaw program outcomes. Grant awards include: Alaska Department of Transportation: Outpatient Intervention Services for Adolescents 12-18 years; Alaska Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration; Substance Abuse Treatment for Rural Women and Children; Alaska Division of Alcoholism of Drug Abuse; Substance Abuse Treatment for Outpatient Treatment Services; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities Statewide Intervention and Prevention Services K-12; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol abuse Services; Ewing Kauffman foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Health Foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas National Guard to support statewide Student Assistance Services; Southwest Regional Center on Substance Abuse to provide Student Assistance Services; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services; Prevention and Intervention Services; Federal National Guard Parent Networking; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities; Central Disease Control Minority Health Education Program Initiatives; Central Disease Control Chronic Disease Prevention; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Statewide Adult Outpatient Treatment Services; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Child abuse Prevention Services; The United States Department of Criminal Justice Adult Probation and Parole Services. After moving from Kansas to Kenia Alaska, she worked as the Clinical Director and developed a Regional Women and Children Substance Abuse Treatment Program which also received an Alaska State Recognition award. Kristy comes from Wyoming pioneers who moved to Wyoming when it was still a territory. Her Great Great Grandfather Robinson moved to Kemmerer Wyoming from Pennsylvania in 1865 as the first mining inspector in Granger Wyoming. Later her Great grandmother, Annie Robinson married Jim Davison and together they build a sizable ranch beginning with a homestead in 1910 in Kemmerer Wyoming. Kristy feels great pride that the ranch continues to remain in the family and is in full operation. 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In addition, Kristy attended training with Albert Ellis, an influential psychologist who developed Rational Emotive Behavior therapy and played a vital role in the cognitive revolution that took place in the field of psychotherapy and helped influence the rise of cognitive-behavioral approaches as a treatment approach. Living in the Kansas City area, Kristy was able to easily access training from leading people in the addiction field. She participated in multiple seminars with Claudia Black Ph. D M.S.; Robert Ackerman Ph.D., John Bradshaw, Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse M.Ed, Timmen L Cermak, M.D and Janet Geringer Woititz Ed.D. Working in Kansas for over 20 years Kristy received many awards; the National Outstanding Program in Community Health Promotion, presented by the Department of Health and Human Services, for the Teens as Teacher’s in 1995, the National Exemplary Statewide Parent Training Initiative Award, presented by the National Parenting Instructors Association, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1995, the Outstanding State Partner of the Year award, presented by the National Family Partnership, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1996 and the National Outstanding Community Coalition Effort, presented by the Community Anti-Drug Coalition of America in 1997. Governor Mike Hayden presented her with a Kansas State Recognition Award for Exceptional Services in 1990 and in 1993, she again received the State of Kansas Recognition Award for Outstanding Services presented by Governor Joan Finney, the first female democratic governor in Kansas History. While in Kansas Kristy also served on numerous statewide councils serving as Chairman of the: State of Kansa Hazards of Tobacco Task Force; State of Kansas Safety Committee; Drug Free Schools and Communities Advisory Council; Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Student Assistance Association Coordination Council for Healthy Children and Youth; Kansas Alliance on Alcohol and other Drug Services. She served as a member and or officer with the: Koch Crime Commission; Kansa Communities that Care State Coalition Advisory Board; National Safe and Drug Free Schools Steering Coalition; National At-Risk Youth Research and Resources Advisory Committee; United Stated Department of Education Research Triangle Institute; Kansas State Family and Child Development Advisory Committee; Kansas Criminal Justice Coordinating Council; Kansas Department of Education AIDS Advisory Council National Children and Youth Education Resource Council; Kanas Native American Advisory Committee; Governor’s Commission on Parenthood Education Advisory Committee; And the Governor’s Interagency Coordination Committee. Kristy wrote numerous state and federal grants; managed their implementation process and oversaw program outcomes. Grant awards include: Alaska Department of Transportation: Outpatient Intervention Services for Adolescents 12-18 years; Alaska Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration; Substance Abuse Treatment for Rural Women and Children; Alaska Division of Alcoholism of Drug Abuse; Substance Abuse Treatment for Outpatient Treatment Services; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities Statewide Intervention and Prevention Services K-12; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol abuse Services; Ewing Kauffman foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Health Foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas National Guard to support statewide Student Assistance Services; Southwest Regional Center on Substance Abuse to provide Student Assistance Services; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services; Prevention and Intervention Services; Federal National Guard Parent Networking; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities; Central Disease Control Minority Health Education Program Initiatives; Central Disease Control Chronic Disease Prevention; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Statewide Adult Outpatient Treatment Services; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Child abuse Prevention Services; The United States Department of Criminal Justice Adult Probation and Parole Services. After moving from Kansas to Kenia Alaska, she worked as the Clinical Director and developed a Regional Women and Children Substance Abuse Treatment Program which also received an Alaska State Recognition award. Kristy comes from Wyoming pioneers who moved to Wyoming when it was still a territory. Her Great Great Grandfather Robinson moved to Kemmerer Wyoming from Pennsylvania in 1865 as the first mining inspector in Granger Wyoming. Later her Great grandmother, Annie Robinson married Jim Davison and together they build a sizable ranch beginning with a homestead in 1910 in Kemmerer Wyoming. Kristy feels great pride that the ranch continues to remain in the family and is in full operation. 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She is widely regarded as the "Mother of Family Therapy.” Kristy was blessed to attend her training sessions throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s in small group settings. In addition, Kristy attended training with Albert Ellis, an influential psychologist who developed Rational Emotive Behavior therapy and played a vital role in the cognitive revolution that took place in the field of psychotherapy and helped influence the rise of cognitive-behavioral approaches as a treatment approach. Living in the Kansas City area, Kristy was able to easily access training from leading people in the addiction field. She participated in multiple seminars with Claudia Black Ph. D M.S.; Robert Ackerman Ph.D., John Bradshaw, Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse M.Ed, Timmen L Cermak, M.D and Janet Geringer Woititz Ed.D. Working in Kansas for over 20 years Kristy received many awards; the National Outstanding Program in Community Health Promotion, presented by the Department of Health and Human Services, for the Teens as Teacher’s in 1995, the National Exemplary Statewide Parent Training Initiative Award, presented by the National Parenting Instructors Association, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1995, the Outstanding State Partner of the Year award, presented by the National Family Partnership, for the Kansas Family Initiative in 1996 and the National Outstanding Community Coalition Effort, presented by the Community Anti-Drug Coalition of America in 1997. Governor Mike Hayden presented her with a Kansas State Recognition Award for Exceptional Services in 1990 and in 1993, she again received the State of Kansas Recognition Award for Outstanding Services presented by Governor Joan Finney, the first female democratic governor in Kansas History. While in Kansas Kristy also served on numerous statewide councils serving as Chairman of the: State of Kansa Hazards of Tobacco Task Force; State of Kansas Safety Committee; Drug Free Schools and Communities Advisory Council; Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Student Assistance Association Coordination Council for Healthy Children and Youth; Kansas Alliance on Alcohol and other Drug Services. She served as a member and or officer with the: Koch Crime Commission; Kansa Communities that Care State Coalition Advisory Board; National Safe and Drug Free Schools Steering Coalition; National At-Risk Youth Research and Resources Advisory Committee; United Stated Department of Education Research Triangle Institute; Kansas State Family and Child Development Advisory Committee; Kansas Criminal Justice Coordinating Council; Kansas Department of Education AIDS Advisory Council National Children and Youth Education Resource Council; Kanas Native American Advisory Committee; Governor’s Commission on Parenthood Education Advisory Committee; And the Governor’s Interagency Coordination Committee. Kristy wrote numerous state and federal grants; managed their implementation process and oversaw program outcomes. Grant awards include: Alaska Department of Transportation: Outpatient Intervention Services for Adolescents 12-18 years; Alaska Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration; Substance Abuse Treatment for Rural Women and Children; Alaska Division of Alcoholism of Drug Abuse; Substance Abuse Treatment for Outpatient Treatment Services; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities Statewide Intervention and Prevention Services K-12; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol abuse Services; Ewing Kauffman foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas Health Foundation to support the Kansas Family Initiative; Kansas National Guard to support statewide Student Assistance Services; Southwest Regional Center on Substance Abuse to provide Student Assistance Services; Kansas Governor’s Office of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services; Prevention and Intervention Services; Federal National Guard Parent Networking; United States Department of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities; Central Disease Control Minority Health Education Program Initiatives; Central Disease Control Chronic Disease Prevention; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Statewide Adult Outpatient Treatment Services; The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Child abuse Prevention Services; The United States Department of Criminal Justice Adult Probation and Parole Services. After moving from Kansas to Kenia Alaska, she worked as the Clinical Director and developed a Regional Women and Children Substance Abuse Treatment Program which also received an Alaska State Recognition award. Kristy comes from Wyoming pioneers who moved to Wyoming when it was still a territory. Her Great Great Grandfather Robinson moved to Kemmerer Wyoming from Pennsylvania in 1865 as the first mining inspector in Granger Wyoming. Later her Great grandmother, Annie Robinson married Jim Davison and together they build a sizable ranch beginning with a homestead in 1910 in Kemmerer Wyoming. Kristy feels great pride that the ranch continues to remain in the family and is in full operation. 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