BPPS – Helping You Navigate Forensic Education and Psychology Options
Of course, the ECP committee had to choose the hottest week in Milan for this international psychology conference. 30 centigrade with 90% humidity is like, well, sitting inside a car going through a car wash with the airconditioning turned off and the heat turned on ‘high’. Over 10,000 students and professionals attended this year, andContinue reading Hot time in ECP Milan —July 8, 2015
Local mixing opportunities with european professionals don’t come every day. Networking in Europe is different than in the US in being more confidential, and often ‘closed’ to non-locals. Caron Ocean Drive in it’s wisdom recognized the importance of having myself, a licensed and chartered psychologist make those relations with the business and professional community here inContinue reading Dr Burdick’s ‘meet & greet’ at the Amsterdam Pulitzer Garden Event
This is a summer of exciting professional growth. In speaking at UKESAD (UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders), my audience of 300+ in-house and 40,000 BACP (British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy) internet practitioners. I spoke to a full house of addiction / recovery and mental health professionals who attended to hear my talk on “TalesContinue reading Summer 2015– Welcome to My World of International Engagements
I’m humbled and honored in speaking to the United Kingdom & European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (UKESAD) here in London May 4th. In considering my decades in the field of experiential treatment, I honed in on ‘wilderness therapy’ as the focus of my talk, to reveal a type of treatment for addiction not as customaryContinue reading Keynote: UKESAD
In 1969, Dr. Haim Ginott came up with the concept of the helicopter parent who ‘hovers’ over their child in moving through their academic life. Today, it’s mushroomed into the crazy notion of parents who monitor their offspring in every imaginable faction of life: Friends, family, school and university life, occupational choice, no place isContinue reading What’s wrong with this picture?