Scott P. Hoopes, M.D.
Dr. Hoopes completed his undergraduate degree in Zoology and his M.A. in Classical
Languages at B.Y.U. before completing his M.D. at the University of Utah. Residency
took him and his young family to Portland to train in Psychiatry at the Oregon
Health Sciences University. While there he elected to spend his final general
psychiatry year training full time in the Child Pyschiatry Department. Thus,
although he is not formally a child psychiatrist, he has had substantial training
and experience in treating children. His first years of practice were at Mountain
Home Air Force Base where he was Chief of Behavioral Medicine for two years.
Upon discharging from the service he moved his growing family to Boise where
they have lived ever since. He has practiced in Boise since 1995 and since 2003
he has only seen patients in his outpatient practice. From 1997 to 2002 he was
the principal investigator for over 30 industry sponsored clinical trials in
his own research organization. He returned to full time clinical practice in
2002. He has published studies on the use of topiramate in Bulimia Nervosa,
lamotrigine in adolescents with Bipolar Disorder, and others. He has lectured
widely on mood disoders and belongs to the speakers bureaux for Lilly, Glaxo
Smith-Kline,and Bristol-Meyer Squib. He and his friend and colleague, Dawson
Hedges, M.D., recently wrote Bipolar Disorder: A Clinical Guide, published by
Lippincott. It is particularly gratifying for him to work with a wonderful group
of clinicians, all of them good and loyal friends, in a clinic where they all
share the passion to “get people well”.
Jon E. Ashton, Ph.D.
Dr. Ashton has been married for over 15 yrs and is the father of four children.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Ashton completed his undergraduate
training in Psychology at Brigham Young University in Provo, UT. He holds a
Masters of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Indiana State University
(Accredited by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy) as well
as a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Counseling Psychology from Indiana State University
(Accredited by the American Psychological Association).
Dr. Ashton continued his clinical training in psychology by completing a residency in Clinical Psychology with the United States Air Force (USAF) at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center, Dayton, OH. Dr. Ashton was commissioned as an Officer in the USAF where he served his country as a Psychologist on active duty status. In September 2004, Dr. Ashton honorably completed his responsibilities in the USAF and started working in Private Practice Psychology in Boise, ID.
Dr. Ashton specializes in the treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders with a special interest in the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in the treatment of Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder, and Anxiety. Dr. Ashton takes a realistic approach to therapy, setting clear treatment goals that are personalized with each patient. Limitations of therapy as well as treatment expectations are well defined within the first session. Dr. Ashton believes that all therapy provided should be based upon the most recent psychological and medical research and actively engages in research of his own. Additional areas of clinical interest include marital and family therapy, medical/health psychology, and Pornography Addiction.
Lisa Manery, LCSW
Rand Martel, LCPC
After fifteen
years involvement in international affairs, including working undercover for
a US intelligence agency, Rand earned a graduate degree in mental health counseling
and marriage and family therapy from Idaho State University. Prior to that,
Rand received degrees from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, and the
Goethe-Institut of Passau, Germany. He studied human and emotional intelligence
at USAINTS in Baltimore, Maryland, and did graduate work in Eastern European
political psychology at Brigham Young University.
Rand’s primary professional intrigue is drawn from “systemic traumatology” (disturbing events occurring within family systems), with subspecialties in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Acute Stress Disorder, grief and loss, as well as pornography addiction recovery. Being involved with couples, families, and individuals in their evolving efforts to find meaning and direction in their lives fuels the passion of his work. Rand states his most fulfilling therapeutic experiences are working with “normal people in abnormal situations.” Presently, he is developing a program of therapeutic research with survivors of the former Soviet-bloc, primarily East Germany and Russia .
In addition to finding his greatest joys in life with his wife and three children, personal interests for Rand include running thousands of miles, cycling even more, backpacking with his hounds (and camera) in the Idaho wild and, recently, taking up paragliding. Displaying little natural ability, Rand nonetheless finds fulfillment in considering himself a student of the classical guitar.
Joyce Reiland, NP-C
Joyce Reiland completed her undergraduate degree in Nursing at University of
Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Texas and her Master of Science degree
in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner at Idaho State University. Joyce is certified
as a Family Nurse Practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
and is an active member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing.
Joyce started her clinical training while active duty in US Air Force. Since then,
she has worked in various clinical areas such as pediatrics, emergency and urgent care,
surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, allergy and dermatology, family practice, and psychiatry.
