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- North Shore Mental Health receives Ohana Access to Recovery Provider Contract-
March 2011.
Addition to Staff:
- Dr. Richard Armsby joins North Shore Mental Health after 41 years with the Department of Health. Dr. Armsby will be assisting with supervision, direct outpatient psychotherapy, and assessment work.
- Dr. Brian Kehoe joins North Shore Mental Health after graduating from Florida State University. Dr. Kehoe provides direct outpatient psychotherapy and clinical administration to our Ohana ATR provider program.
Speaking at APA San Diego Convention-Dr. Brian Kehoe,
Dr. Dan Kehoe, and Dr. Tam Dou. Following their
presentation at the 2010 American Psychological
Convention, Dr. Brian Kehoe presented his extensive work
regarding the Minnesota Multi-phasic Personality
Inventory-2RF and Polynesians in Hawaii. Their work
was in collaboration with the Department of Health -
presentation at the 2010 American Psychological
Convention, Dr. Brian Kehoe presented his extensive work
regarding the Minnesota Multi-
Brian and Dan at the conclusion of the “Annual Running
Psychologists Race.” American Psychological Association
2010, San Diego, California convention. Both won awards
in their respective divisions.
Psychologists Race.” American Psychological Association
2010, San Diego, California convention. Both won awards
in their respective divisions.
Dr. Brian Kehoe at Tripler Veterans Hospital Internship
Graduation-Honolulu, Hi.
Graduation-
Dr. Dan Kehoe meets with, and is trained, by United States of America military lead psychologists, Lt. Colonel Kindt, U.S. Air Force, Captain Johnston U.S. Navy-Marines, Colonel Betsy Porter Army Surgeon General Core, and Colonel Bowles U.S. Army. This training took place in Washington D.C. at the 2011 annual American Psychological Association Convention, and was conducted in part to aid North Shore Mental Health in their efforts to assist members of the Hawaii National Guard returing home from war.