Category: Insight

The 3rd Annual Conference on Emotional Well Being was held in Rome, and I was an invited speaker at the conference. I am pleased to say that it was well attended by teachers, parents, and mental health practitioners from Rome. St Stephens school was the location, and a number of student ambassadors were on handContinue reading Rome, Italy

In Beijing, Spring has sprung. The Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, the Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, and so many more sights looked fantastic to me. However, the highlight of my trip was constructing favorable education foundations with top secondary schools in forming solid Sinio – American relationships. These relationships allow for immediate opportunities in introducing ChineseContinue reading China partners with Dr Burdick

….on the two worlds that sometimes collide: Recovery & Education. It isn’t easy to discern what the best path is to take when you are working with “at-risk” youth with a addiction profile. Dr Burdick presents a compelling argument on the proper way to ferret out such decisions, using the approach proposed by Jane EignerContinue reading NATSAP Tucson Dr Burdick Presents….

Two alternatives to traditional wilderness are SeaChange and Pacific Quest both in Hawaii. Two different types of programs with unique philosophies, types of students, and lengths of stay. I find I work well with both of these programs in providing both the consultation and psychological testing that matches the unique qualities of either program. NarrativeContinue reading Wilderness Island Style

International hospitality is much more a part of the world’s playground ranging from B&Bs to international hotel and restaurant groups. Hybrids of “boutique” hotels tailored to the domestic & international businesses, and require staff who are of A+ caliber in training and personableness. HTMi (Hotel & Tourism Management Institute). Nestled in the Swiss Alps andContinue reading HTMi Zurich