Dr. Michael E. Mulhollen

• Director, Crisis Counseling & Trauma Services (CCTS)
  

Chaplain Michael Mulhollen is a board certified restorative therapist whose ministry and practice focuses on care giving and chaplaincy in three areas: the market place; military; and critical incident (crisis and trauma counseling). Chaplain Mike maintains a private On-Call practice and provides counseling for individuals and family members on an on-call basis. Chaplain Mike has over 30 years of varying degrees of experience and responsibility in the broad field of CISM, Crisis Management, and helping services, and has witnessed, first hand, the tragic effects terrorist groups can have on European communities and also how the resolve of these communities, with the help of our American service members, help them overcome these events, allowing them to develop mitigation systems into practice. Chaplain Mike is an ordained chaplain and provides those services commonly associated with the clergy. In addition to counseling services, Chaplain Mike also conducts seminars, workshops, discussions, training, and briefings on CISM, CISD, ICS and emergency management. Chaplain Mike is founder and director of Crisis Counseling and Trauma Services (CCTS) located in North Carolina. Chaplain Mike is Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress, Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. He is also a Board Certified Crisis Chaplain.

Workshops, Presentations and Seminar Topics

• Stress Management in the Workplace

This seminar discusses how stress deteriorates the fabric of our health and, if unrecognized and untreated can lead to loss.

• Acute Traumatic Stress Management

Based on Dr. Lerner's Acute Traumatic Stress Management Model, this workshop empowers participants to look beyond the physical and safety needs of people and also address emergent psychological needs.

• Comprehensive Emergency Management

This seminar / workshop discusses, in detail, the activities in each phase of emergency management based on the Emergency Manager's Toolkit, FEMA. Each of the four phases are discussed and activities are planned around each phase.

• Combat Fatigue

This training is designed for those who work with our nation's service members (currently on active duty, reserve status or veterans) and who want a better understanding of the effects of combat stress (both direct and indirect) and how these effects of stress can isolate and or destroy the service member's ability to function. The emphasis is on learning the signs and the ability to understand the dark feelings of war-time stress.

• Anger Management... Who's in Control?

  This workshop discusses the aspects of anger, its origins, its chemical effects, and a biblical approach on taming the internal enemy. Role playing, sharing of ideas and experiences and key concepts to anger management and control are covered.




Following is a list of organizations with whom Dr. Mulhollen has interviewed, consulted or trained:

North Carolina Department of Transportation

US Army, Augsburg, Germany

York Institute

501st Military Intelligence Battalion

CCTS

CTG Group

Advance Computer Technology Training

Computer Processing Institute

T & HG Associates, Int'L

The Defense Language Institute, Foreign Language Center

FranklinCovey

Corporate Chaplains Institute

University of Hartford

University of Connecticut

Widener University

US Army, National Security Agency