BPPS – Helping You Navigate Forensic Education and Psychology Options
It’s great to meet new program staff coming into town from the wilderness. Two new therapists caught our attention: Rachael Schneider and Derrick Cook. Rachel comes from a field staff perspective in providing youth in treatment what they can do to change themselves, and Derrick has a history in working in the industry at WildernessContinue reading Wingate makes a visit!
True to my International Consultant and Agent vocation, an overdue trip to Canada was successful in making connections with three outstanding institutions and individuals. ARROWSMITH is one such school that promotes the remediation and welfare of learning disabled youth with important research contributors. Similar to the US, youth who do not graduate secondary school haveContinue reading Dr Burdick in Toronto!
Celebrating some of my new graduates from a gem of a program up in the great Northwest. It’s a tremendous feeling of satisfaction in knowing that I chose the right program for these two graduates when both agreed that there was nothing they would change about the programs ~ they “changed” themselves. As one said,Continue reading Northwoods Graduates~
American College of Forensic Psychology is a semi annual conference for expert witness psychologists who wish to further their knowledge of current trends in court environment. I attend this training every six months to maintain my level of expertise and professionalism. This time it’s in San Francisco, one of my favorite cities.
Here in Bend Oregon, the weather is Spring bound with the emergence of the Tundra Swan in visiting the field at Second Nature Cascades. I had a terrific tour and visited my client who is doing well in this savvy clinical wilderness program. It’s important for parents to recognize that “healing” takes time; and thereContinue reading On the Road Again