David C. Prichard
Associate Professor
Chair, Certificate Program in Substance Abuse
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Email: Dprichard@une.edu

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Education
    Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University
     
    M.A., University of Maine
     
    B.A., University of Maine


Selected Publications
    Prichard, D. (2000). Where Loyalties Lie. Journal of Nonprofit Management & Leadership, 10(2).
     
    Prichard, D. Managing in Managed Care, in Grobman, L., (2000). A Day in the Life of a Social Worker, 2nd Edition, Harrisburg, PA: White Hat Communications.
     
    Prichard, D. (1999). [Juried review of the book Collective Decision-Making: Social Choice and Political Economy]. Review of Radical Political Economics.
     
    Prichard, D. (1999). Breaking Confidence. Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping, 5(2), 43-51.
     
    Prichard, D. (1998). Compassion Fatigue: When the Helper Needs Help. Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping, 4(2), 13-21.
     
    Prichard, D. (1998). Where Have All the Radicals Gone? Journal of Progressive Human Services.
     
    Prichard, D. Should Social Workers Rely on Repressed Memories of Childhood Incest 'Recovered' During Therapy? Yes! in Thyer, B., (1997), Controversial Issues in Social Work Practice, New York: Allyn & Bacon.
     
    Prichard, D. Managing in Managed Care, in Grobman, L., (1996). A Day in the Life of a Social Worker, Harrisburg, PA: White Hat Communications.


Special Interests
    Primary and secondary trauma, crisis intervention, and addictions. Conducts Critical Incident Stress Debriefings in Maine and Virginia with diverse groups, including school, mental health centers, police, fire, and rescue personnel, jail personnel. Consults with mental health facilities throughout the country, and maintains a small private consulting practice where he specializes in work with trauma survivors. He has written and extensively and presents internationally on primary and secondary traumatization; his most recent article is titled Compassion Fatigue: When the Helper Needs Help.
   
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