Ingrid D. Hicks Ph.D., is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Consultant, Grant Writer and Author specializing in Minority Education and Curriculum Development.
Her company TransformationServices, LLC is a Milwaukee certified Emerging Business Enterprise, as well as a Wisconsin Minority Business Enterprise.
Besides the educational program, Dr. Hicks specializes in:
- Business filings (Profit vs. Non-Profit) ,Trademarks.
- Program Development and Evaluation.
- Community Networking and Collaboration.
- Grant Wrtitng for Public and Private Funds.
- Assists Mental Health and AODA facilities become State of Wisconsin HFS 75 approved.
- Provides clinical oversight and supervision, as well as psychological and legal consultation to Individuals and Institutions.
Dr. Hicks has consulted with Wisconsin Community Services, La Casa, The Medical College of Wisconsin, The Women's Treatment Center (Chicago), Southeastern Wisconsin Donor Program, The Center for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Cornerstone Achievement Academy, Wisconsin African American Women's Center, Milwaukee Infant and Mortality Review, Family Faith Group Home, and First Step Living Center (A Purpose for Life/Project TurnAround). She is the Clinical Director of TransformationServices that is a "Treatment to Training" program that assists disenfranchised as well as professionals become Alcohol and Drug Counselors.
She has held faculty appointments at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee in the Department of Psychology, and the Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology. Prior to that she had worked at DePaul Hospital, St. Joseph’s Hospital, and did her APA Approved Clinical Psychology Internship at the Veterans Administration Hospital in North Chicago/University of Chicago Medical School. She has also worked for the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex. Her specialties include women and minority issues, both in a professional and academic setting, focusing on the development of "Professional and Professional to be" mentoring relationships.
Dr. Hicks received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and her master’s and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Hicks teaches, and consults in cultural and ethnic issues, currently as it relates to ex-offenders (especially the increasing incarceration rates of women), and other disenfranhised groups. Her present area of interest include the 'under and misdiagnosis' of Dual Psychiatric symptoms (Mental Health and Alcohol and Drugs), as well as the areas of anger, empowerment. Dr. Hicks is also very interested in the psychological effects and reunification of parents and children that have been separated due to incareration, as well as the perception, treatment, and re-entry issues once the offender is released back to the community.
Dr. Hicks has belonged to several organizations, including the American Psychological Association, the Wisconsin Psychological Association, National Association for Black Psychologists, American Group Psychotherapy Association, American Association for Behavior Therapy, National Register for Health Providers. She has been a frequent contributor to various academic journals as well as popular magazines and appears regularly on radio and television, including past appearances on Oprah, Geraldo, World News Tonight, Essence, Milwaukee Journal, Chicago Tribune, and NPR. Dr. Hicks is a strong supporter of minority community activities and is very active in the arts.
Her 1st book, For Black Women Only: A Complete Guide To A Successful Life-Style Change: Health, Wealth, and Happiness, published by Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu’s company, African American Images, has sparked numerous work-shops and speaking engagements for African American women regarding work situations and relationships of all kinds. She has written a series of children's books that focus on history and positive self-esteem development.
Dr. Ingrid D Hicks
P.O. Box 511835
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203
Phone (414) 933-7083
Fax (414) 933-7883
Email drhicks@transformationservices.info
www.transformationservices.info
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