BURDICK FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES, INTL.
BPPS – Helping You Navigate Forensic Education and Psychology Options
Dr Burdick is willing to speak to your group about ‘best interest’ of the child in education and other topics of interest.
A potential big heartache for any family choosing to use a welcoming treatment program is disappointing outcomes. That said does it need to be, or are disappointing outcomes avoidable? ANSWER : Mistakes are avoidable. The #1 reason for failure happens when parents ‘go it alone’ and take the word of the facility, don’t ask the rightContinue reading Treatment programs and avoiding disappointing outcomes…
Here’s the opportunity for your daughter or son to “shine” in both the sunlight and the moonlight — to experience themselves, to reflect on their goals, to work on their conflicts and dissapointments with trained staff and peer just like them. We provide the exact fit for your teen or young adult to find thatContinue reading Wilderness Therapy Provides Youth A Safe Setting to Reflect & Mature
I, along with many others that includes Ian Young sharing cake (see photo below) from Phuket Thailand (PARc) are at Lee Fitzgerald’s recovery conference in London promoting our international ventures and universal values. Addiction is a global phenomenon, and one that impairs the condition and lifestyles of so many individuals. There are no easy answersContinue reading London Calling!
Education today is far more of a complex issue than previously considered within the realm of custody evaluations. Families move away to other states, other nations, and then back again with children not only requiring specialized supports, but consistent and challenging education to transition seamlessly across geographic landscapes Education analysis of best interest of theContinue reading Child Custody and Education — have you identified the “best interest of the child” ?
Our mobiles drive us crazy, right? Surprise surprise. Cell phones may also keep us sane, by providing a sense of belonging, a lesser sense of isolation — or at least we’d like to think so. With any of such popular studies, none that are replicable hold up. They are likely less fact based than simplyContinue reading Smart phones & psychosis: Are they mutually exclusive?