Anita Simon Laycock

Background

Laycock, Anita Simon was born on December 17, 1940 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. Daughter of James Robert and Dorothy (Dearmin) Simon.

Education

Bachelor, U. Wyoming, 1962; Master of Arts, U. Wyoming, 1971.

Career

Graduate student counselor, psychometrist, Wyoming State Prison, Rawlins, 1971-1973; counselor, trainer Department of Institutions, State of Colorado, Denver, 1973-1975; counselor, teacher supervisor, Jefferson County Evaluation-Diagnostic Center, Rawlins, 1975-1978; psychometrist, Wyoming State Penitentiary, Rawlins, 1978-1979; counselor, therapist, Rocky Mountain Arts and Sciences, Cheyenne, 1979-1981; counselor, therapist supervisor, director, SWARA, Rock Springs, Wyoming, 1981-1985; therapy director, St. Joseph Residential Treatment, Torrington, Wyoming, 1985-1988; director psychiatric unit, National Medical Enterprises Hill-Haven-Pk. Manor, Rawlins, 1988-1989; chief executive officer, Simon-Laycock & Associations, Rawlins, since 1989. Consultant Kids in Distressed Situations, Rawlins, 1990-1991, Child Development Center, Rawlins, since 1991.

Director Public Offender and Forensic Mental Health Program, Rawlins, 1988-1991.

Achievements

• Anita Simon Laycock has been listed as a noteworthy Psychotherapist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Cheyenne City Panhellenic, 1965-1968. Member ACA, National Sex Offenders Counselors, National Association Drug and Alcohol Counselors, Public Offenders Counselors Association, Western Corrections Association, Wyoming Association Addiction Specialists (president since 1988).

Interests

• Avocations: professional animal trainer, artist.

Connections

Married Maurice Percy Laycock, June 18, 1965( deceased 1976). 1 child, (deceased).

Father:

James Robert Simon

Mother:

Dorothy (Dearmin) Simon

Spouse:

Maurice Percy Laycock

child:

(deceased) Laycock