Deborah MacDonald Kirby

Background

Kirby, Deborah MacDonald was born on May 19, 1948 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of Robert Angus and Margarett Mary (Harrison) MacDonald.

Education

1 child, Jessica Lynn. Bachelor of Arts, George Washington University, 1970. Master of Education, American University, 1972.

License professional counselor Psychiatric assistant Chestnut Lodge Psychiatric Hospital, Rockville, Maryland., 1969-1970.

Research psychologist Department Army, 1970. Clinical intern American University, Counseling Center, 1972.

Clinical psychologist Bay County Guidance Clinic, Panama City, Florida, 1972-1973. Rehabilitation counselor State of Florida, Panama City, 1974.

Rehabilitation psychologist Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center, Fisherville, Virginia, 1975-1984.

Director Shenandoah Counseling Associations, Professional Corporation, 1981-1988, president, 1989. Member medical staff Augusta Medical Center, Fisherville, Virginia 1982, member psychiatric and substance abuse committee.

Career

Assistant Chestnut Lodge Psychiatric Director Shenandoah Counseling Associations, Professional Corporation, 1981-1988, president

Achievements

• Deborah MacDonald Kirby has been listed as a noteworthy rehabilitation psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Board Medical Psychotherapists (diplomate). Member American Psychological Association, Virginia Association Clinical Counselors (board directors, chairperson professional advocacy commission 1994-1996, Leadership award 1996), Virginia Psychological Association, Virginia Counselors Association, Charlottesville-Albemarle Kennel.

Connections

Married Stephen Edward Kirby, September 6, 1980. 1 child, Jessica Lynn.

Father:

Robert Angus MacDonald

Mother:

Margarett Mary (Harrison) MacDonald

Spouse:

Stephen Edward Kirby

child:

Jessica Lynn Kirby