Curriculum Vitae Cont...

Treatment Manuals

Gray, A.E.L. (in process). Body-Mind-Spirit: Clinical Interventions for Working with Survivors of Torture. The Center for Victims of Torture, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Gray, A.E.L. Resiliency Practice: Working with Survivors of Severe Trauma. Manual based on Training Program created for International Catholic Migration Commission, July-August, 2003.

Special Skills

Fluency in Spanish (reading, writing, and speaking)
Conversational in Haitian Kreyol (reading, writing and speaking)
Basic French (reading, writing and speaking)

Professional Affiliations

Member International Society for Traumatic Stress Studie
American Dance Therapy Association (Academy of Registered Dance Therapist, 2002-ADTR-918)
Colorado Association for Play Therapy
Colorado Sandplay Therapy Association
Nationally Certified Counselor # 64933, Licensed Professional Counselor # 2918, State of Colorado, #0081261 New Mexico; LPCC # T-0083291, New Mexico.
Board Member, Haitian American Ministries, 2000-2004
Board President, Torture Abolition Survivors Support Coalition (“TASSC”)Program Committee Member, 7th International Society or Health and Human Rights conference: "Resilience, Recovery, Reconciliation: Promoting Human Rights, Integrity and Social Responsibility,” Vadodara, India, February 1-5, 2005.Executive Committee; “Tending the Helper’s Fire: Mitigating Stress in Humanitarian Aid Workers,” Conference co-sponsored by Idealist.org and Peace Brigades International, Notre Dame University, Indiana, March 3-6, 2005.
Advisory Board member, Idealist.org
Member National Child Traumatic Stress Network Terrorism and Disaster Branch National Committee, and Denver’s National Child Traumatic Stress Network task force, 2002-2004
Invited member National Consortium on Children and War; invitation based on my ongoing work with street children, abandoned children and child survivors of human rights abuses in Port au Prince, Haiti (January 1999; May-June 1999; February-March 2001, January-February 2002, February-March, 2003), as well as work with children in Rwanda and Kosovo. Visiting faculty, New York University Trauma Studies Program, 2000-2002.
Faculty, Colorado Center for Social Trauma, 1999-2002.