Professional Life

CHRISTIAN J HALLMAN

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CITIZENSHIP          United States

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Dec 1998- Present     

Medical Officer, United States Army

785^th Med Co CSC, Ft. Snelling, MN

• Served as a Platoon Leader and Weight Control Officer in a combat stress control unit.
• During Operation Iraqi Freedom II, provided counseling and therapy for people suffering from psychological trauma.
• Developed several therapeutic models that include the use of relaxation, visualization, contemplation, meditation and cognitive behavioral training as effective tools for treating stress related disorders.
• Facilitated critical incident stress debriefings for people directly involved in traumatic events during OIF II.
• Developed lessons plans and taught classes in the areas of stress and anger management, conflict resolution, suicide/homicide awareness and prevention, drug/alcohol awareness and prevention, tobacco cessation, battle fatigue, cognitive behavioral training, and yoga and qigong meditation during OIF II.

Jan 1999- Present     

Founder, Psionics Research Education & Development

St. Paul, MN

• Conduct research studies on the functioning of human consciousness.
• Present research findings at conferences and conventions.
• Develop different models of bio-physical and psycho-spiritual abilities.
• Provide education on the research and development of consciousness.

Sep 2002- Present     

                                                Founder, Quality Health Fitness & Wellness

St. Paul, MN

• Provide health fitness and wellness counseling and coaching for individuals, couples, families, and small groups.
• Conduct staff development training for different organizations and schools in stress mastery, conflict resolution, anger management, and chemical awareness and prevention.
• Offer health, fitness and wellness classes through community education.

Jan 1995- Jun 2003

                                               Reserve Teacher, Multiple School Districts

                                               Twin Cities, MN

• Worked on call part-time as a substitute teacher for numerous schools throughout the Twin Cities area.  Age groups ranged from preprimary through high school.  Subjects taught varied from day to day.
• Volunteered 1-2 days a week for the High School for Recording Arts in St. Paul, Minnesota during the 2001-2002 school year.

Jan 1999- Jun 2000  

Consultant, Integrated Healthcare Clinic

Minneapolis, MN

• Provided consultations for individuals, couples, families and small groups in a clinical setting.
• Published articles in the Edge newspaper and the Present Moment newsletter on topics related to health, fitness and wellness.
• Offered classes in health, fitness and wellness through community education.

Jan 1995- Jun 1999  

Stress Management Instructor, Boynton Health Service

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN

• Provided weekly stress management workshops for students and staff of the University of Minnesota.
• A routine speaker for undergraduate classes in public health.

Jun 1997- Dec 1998  

Mental Health Worker, Hennepin County Medical Center

Minneapolis, MN

• Worked in psychiatric hospital providing counseling and assistance.
• Monitored vital signs, calorie intake and kept up daily logs of patients.

EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Jan 1991- Dec 1994  

Bachelor of Science, Business Education & Religious Studies

University of Minnesota, U.S.

Jan 1995- Dec 1998  

Doctor of Philosophy, Metaphysics

University of Sedona, U.S.

• Studied ontology with an emphasis in psychology, and cosmology with an emphasis in theology as main subjects.
• Received a University Educational Achievement Award in Theocentric Therapy.

Sep 1999- Dec 1999  

Post-doctoral, Independent Study

University of Minnesota, U.S.

• Studied the relationship between intuition, creativity, and intelligence through the Department of Educational Psychology.

MILITARY TRAINING

July 1996- May 1997

91B Combat Medic

Army Medical Center & School, Ft. Sam Houston, TX

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Certificate Course, CPR & First Aid

Ft. Sam Houston, TX

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91X Mental Health Specialist

Army Medical Center & School, Ft. Sam Houston, TX

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Certificate Course, Drug & Alcohol Counseling

Ft. Sam Houston, TX

2000                           

Certificate Course, Consequence Management

Ft. Gordon, GA

Sep 2000- Dec 2000  

70B Medical Service Corps Officer Basic Course

Army Medical Center & School, Ft. Sam Houston, TX

2003                           

Certificate Course, Weapons of Mass Destruction

Camp Parks, CA

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Certificate Course, Critical Incident Stress Debriefings

Camp Parks, CA

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Diploma, Security Manager Course

Ft. McCoy, WI

2005                           

Certificate Course, Combat Operational Stress Control

88^th Regional Readiness Command, Ft. Snelling, MN

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Certificate Course, First Responders Training

88^th Regional Readiness Command, Ft. Snelling, MN

2006                           

                                                Additional Duty Safety Officer’s Course

                                                Ft. Rucker, AL

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                                                Commander’s Safety Course

                                                Ft. Rucker, AL

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Hallman, C.J. (2007). A multidimensional model of the dreaming state of consciousness.

(Abstract). 24th Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Dreams.

www.asdreams.org/2007/abstracts/indexabstracts.htm

Hallman, C.J. (2007). Part One: A multidimensional model of the dreaming state of consciousness.

Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine 18 (2), pp. 75-91.

www.issseem.org/j-challman.cfm

Hallman, C.J. (2007). Part Two: A multidimensional model of the released state of consciousness.

Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine 18 (3). 

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Hallman, C.J. (2008). Psi dreams of U.S. military personnel in the Middle East.

(Abstract). 25th Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Dreams.

www.asdreams.org/2008/abstracts/abstractsE-I.html

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Pischke, P.J. & Hallman, C.J. (Jul-Sep 2008). Effectiveness of critical event debriefings during Operation Iraqi Freedom II.

The United States Army Medical Department Journal, pp. 18-23.

http://www.cs.amedd.army.mil/dasqaDocuments.aspx?type=1