Breda Faye Kimbrough Inman Hall

Background

Hall, Breda Faye Kimbrough Inman Daughter of Byron C. and Vera J. Kimbrough.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Alabama, Birmingham, 1984. Master of Arts, University North Dakota, Grand Forks, 1987.

Career

Graduate assistant learning services University North Dakota, Grand Forks, 1985—1986, practicum counseling center, 1986. Counseling intern St. Luke's Hospital Chaplaincy and Radiation Oncology, Fargo, 1986—1987. Counselor, instructor, director student services University New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1987—1990, practicum instructor human services Valencia, 1990—1991, counselor/senior counselor with grief intervention program Office Medical Investigator Albuquerque, 1991—1993.

Therapist Gulf Coast Mental Health, Gulfport, Mississippi, 1994—1999. Private practice Oncology Specialty Family, Educating & Consulting, Family Place, 2006—2009. Clinical mental health counselor Los Alamos Family Council Inc., 2008.

Oncology specialty counseling, consultant, since 2010. Mental health professional, national recognition American Red Cross, 2004—2005. Speaker in field; developed grief center for children.

Mental health professional Center for Hope & Healing, 2006—2007.

Achievements

• Licensed professional counselor LPCC, clinical mental health counselor New Mexico. Achievements include research in severity of illness and emotional and physiological triggers of illness-oncology patients in tri-state area of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota (UND). Development of interactive grief support groups between parents and teenagers suffering loss of child (or sibling) between ages of 0-18 (UNM).
  
  Research in difference between cognitive and emotional intake of information in recruiting Apheresis Donors. Research in couples family counseling, inter-relations & physiological and psychological triggers of illness i.e. and how & what triggers illness, personality & eyesight, their relationship to each other. Research in Alzheimers Disease and the use of bed pillows impact on the hippocampus and the other blood vessels in and around the brain.
  
  The identification of connection between personality development and eyes and its process. Use of closed captioning for normal use of television for healthy personality development and literacy for children and adults and Alzheimer's patients, healthy personality & eye development. The necessity of regular intake of shrimp, crabmeat, lobster for heart valves, and cartilage between bones for health and longevity and the impact of too much, i.e. prostate cancer.
  
  The impact of oil extraction and mining and ocean salinity and the result of this for the earth and its inhabitants.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: A Manual for the American Voter, Personality Development from the Biblical Perspective, Aaron Jayce Clark Vol I-V, Davin James Clark Vol-I.

Membership

Vol. Rape Crises Center, Birmingham, Civitan's Special Olympic's, Los Alamos, McDonough House Residential Reserve Facility, Birmingham. Counselor wellness & health center.

Interests

• Reading, movies, gardening, skiing, snoeshoeing.

Connections

Married Charles Roland Inman (deceased). Married James Webster Hall (div.). 1 child Rachel Lauren Hall Clark.

Father:

Byron C.

Mother:

Vera J. Kimbrough

Spouse:

Charles Roland Inman

Spouse:

James Webster Hall

child:

Rachel Lauren Hall Clark Hall