Research

​Research Projects Past & Present:
  • Grounded Theory: Offender Counseling Competencies
  • Phenomonology: Somatic Experiential Therapy Interventions for Addictive Behaviors
  • Animal Assisted Therapy with Women Incarcerated on a Mental Health Unit of a Prison.  
  • Trauma-Informed Semi-structured Group Intervention for Women Incarcerated on a Mental Health Unit of a Prison.
  • Trauma-Informed Semi-structured Group Intervention for Men Incarcerated on a Mental Health Unit of a Prison.  
  • Animal Assisted Therapy with men adjudicated through mental health, drug, and Veteran’s courts for addictive behaviors.
  • Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training.
  • Deaf Connect training for CIT officers to intervene with deaf individuals in the community.  
  • Modified Crisis Intervention Training for an Army Forward Surgical Unit Deployed to Afghanistan.
  • Counselor Stress and Burnout.
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​Outreach and Advocacy Past & Present:
  • Exchange Club of Memphis. Program consultation and evaluation for the Domestic Violence Assessment Center.
  • Exchange Club of Memphis. Program consultation an evaluation for the Domestic Violence Victims’ program.  
  • Crisis Intervention Training for Memphis Police Department.
  • International Association of Addiction and Offender Counselors. Offender Counseling Competencies.  
  • U. S. Boarder Patrol CIT Training.
Publications: 
Peer Reviewed Book: 
  • Holman, L. F. (2019). Forensic Mental Health Counseling When Mental Illness and the Law Intersect. San Diego, CA: Cognella.
 
National and International Peer Reviewed:
  • Holman, L. F., Nelson, J., & Watts, R. (Accepted, 5/2/19). External demands, decision latitude, supervision, and support in school counselor burnout: Implications for counselor educators and supervisors. The Professional Counselor. Quantitative.
  • Holman, L. F., Wilkerson, S., Ellmo, F., & Skirius, M. (Accepted for publication 4/11/19). Impact of Animal Assisted Therapy on Anxiety Levels among Mentally Ill Female Inmates. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health. Quantitative.
  • Holman, L. F., & Carlisle, K. (2019). DSM 5 Diagnostic Considerations for Behavioral or Process Addictions in General Community or Clinical Mental Health Practice. Journal of Addiction and Offender Counseling Annual Review. Conceptual.
  • Holman, L. F., Carlisle, K. L., Rapp, M., Moro, R., Baker, C., Cartwright, A. D., Hicks-Becton, L. (2019). A guide to integrating behavioral/process addictions into counselor education programs. Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision. Conceptual.
  • Wilson, A., Holman, L., Nelson, J., Carlisle, K., Baker, C., Moro, R., Whitmire, S., Becton, L. (2019). Professional counselors’ and students’ current knowledge, training, and experience with process addictions. Journal of Addiction and Offender Counselors: Annual Review. Mixed-Methods.
  • Holman, L.F., MacGillivray, L., Salem, W., Tarbett, L. B. (2018). Book club groups to aid relational connection and trust among addicted trauma survivors. Journal of Creativity in Counseling. Qualitative.
  • Holman, L., Dunaway, P. (2017). Mental health triage in the combat theater: A new training model for forward surgical teams. Journal of Military and Government Counselors, 5(3), 172-189. Conceptual.
  • Nelson, J., Wilson, A., & Holman, L. (2015, April.). The state of process addictions: A mixed-methods pilot study of counseling students’ experiences. Journal of Addiction and Offender Counselors: Annual Review. Mixed Methods.
  • Falls, L. (2009, May). Relational supervision case study. Journal of Psychodynamic Practice: Individuals, Groups, and Organizations, 15, 173-179. Case Study.
  • Falls, L. (2009 Aug). Relational theory and the practice of psychotherapy: solicited book review. Journal of Psychodynamic Practice: Individuals, Groups, and Organizations, 15, 313-316. Book Review.
  • Falls, L., Jara, T., & Sever, T. (2009). Experiential workshop with educational leadership doctoral students: Managing affective reactions to organizational change. Journal of Leadership Education, 7, 209-219. Quantitative.
  • Garza, Y., Falls, L., & Bruhn, R. A. (2009, July). Understanding deeper meaning responses in play therapy. International Journal for Play Therapy, 18, 142-161. Conceptual.
  • Falls, L. (2006, Summer). Ethics of Addiction and Offender Counseling. Professional Issues in Counseling. Retrieved from www.shsu.edu/~piic/. Conceptual.
Peer Reviewed Book Contributions:
  • Holman, L. (in press, 2020). A student arrives at school under the influence of illegal substance. In J. A. Nelson & L. A. Wines (Eds.) Responding to critical cases in school counseling: Building on theory, standards, and experience for optimal interventions. Routledge.
  • Holman, L. (in press, 2020). A student is sexually abused by a parent. In J. A. Nelson & L. A. Wines (Eds.) Responding to critical cases in school counseling: Building on theory, standards, and experience for optimal interventions. Routledge.
  • Holman, L. (in press, 2020). A student faces criminal charges. In J. A. Nelson & L. A. Wines (Eds.) Responding to critical cases in school counseling: Building on theory, standards, and experience for optimal interventions. Routledge.
  • Holman, L. (in press). Voices from the field: Criminal offenders case study. Integrating Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavior Therapy. In M. Iarussi (Ed.).
  • Holman, L. (2017) Special Populations: Addiction Counseling for Veteran’s and Military Personnel. In P. Stevens and R. L. Smith (eds.) Substance Abuse Counseling: Theory and Practice (6th ed.).
  • Holman, L. (2017) Prevention, In P. Stevens and R. L. Smith (eds.) Substance Abuse Counseling: Theory and Practice (6th ed.).
  • Holman, L. (2017) Treatment settings and treatment planning. In P. Stevens and R. L. Smith (eds.) Substance Abuse Counseling: Theory and Practice (6th ed.).
  • Holman, L. (2017) Psychoanalytic Approaches to Addiction Counseling. In Theory and Practice of Addiction Counseling. P. Lassiter & J. Culbreth (Eds.).
  • Holman, L., Scherrer, R. (2017) Attachment Theory in Addiction Counseling. In Theory and Practice of Addiction Counseling. P. Lassiter & J. Culbreth (Eds.).
  • Holman, L. (2012). Counseling in Correctional Institutions and the Legal Arena. In 101 Careers in Counseling, J. Hodges (Ed.). pp. 141-160. New York: Springer.

National Non-Peer Reviewed:
  •  Holman, L. (Aug. 2016). Engaged Research: Connecting Researchers and Practitioners to Improve Client Outcomes.  AMHCA Advocate solicited contribution.
  • Holman, L. (Feb. 2016). Is there a process addictions elephant in the room? Behavioral and process addictions in clinical settings. AMHCA Advocate solicited contribution.
  • Falls, L., & Collier, N. (2010). Making sense out of sensory processing disorders in schools. ASCA School Counselor.
  • Falls, L., & Muro, J. (2009, May/June). Building bridges: Mental health interventions bridging the gap with at risk students. ASCA School Counselor.​
 Video:
  • Holman, L. (2016). Family Crisis Counseling Video. In R. K. James & B. E. Gilliland (eds.) Crisis intervention strategies (8th ed.). Boston: Cengage.
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