Dr. Ann Friedman, a licensed psychologist,
holds both a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology and a Doctor
of Jurisprudence degree from the University of Houston.
Dr. Friedman completed her Residency at the University of Texas
Medical School and her Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Baylor College
of Medicine.
She served as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Counseling
Psychology at the University of Houston from August, 1995 to
December, 2005, specializing in legal and ethical issues in
the field of mental health.
In addition to her work, Dr. Friedman has volunteered for a
number of non-profit organizations. Since 1997, she has served
on the Board of Trustees of the Houston A+ Challenge (formerly
the Houston Annenberg Challenge), where she has overseen the
Program Evaluation subcommittee, served as Secretary of the
Board, and currently serves as Chairman of the Board. Dr. Friedman
has previously served on the non-profit Boards of Boys &
Girls Clubs of Greater Houston (Chairman), Serve Houston Youth
Corp (Co-Founder), Houston Proud (Co-Founder & President),
Holocaust Museum Houston, The Forum Club, Texas Lyceum Association,
and Avondale House for Autistic Children.
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