Dr. Maddox, Director and Senior Fellow of the Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development at Duke University, discusses the potential for living in late life.

Dr. Maddox: No Deposit; No Return: Growing Old in the Land of the Young

Rene Waterbury

Mrs. Rene Waterbury, Director of the Daycare Center for the Elderly in Abilene, TX, discusses what her center does and why it is important.

Mrs. Rene Waterbury: Day Care for the Elderly

Sheldon Olson

John Leib

Dr. Sheldon Olson, Assistant Professor of Sociology at UT Austin and John Leib, a research associate working with Dr. Olson, discusses their research and many aspects of “drug culture”.

Dr. Sheldon Olson and John Leib: The Drug Culture

Thomas Erlich

Thomas Erlich, President of the Legal Services Corporation, discusses programs designed to bring legal aid to those who may otherwise lack accessibility.

Thomas Erlich: Legal Services for the Poor

Bertha S. Adkins

Bertha S. Adkins, Chairman of the Federal Council on Aging, discusses evaluation of programs designed to support the aging population and what priorities in care for the again often are.

Bertha S. Adkins: Who Takes Care of Our Old People

K. Z. Chavis

Dr. K. Z. Chavis, Director of the Leadership Development Program in Atlanta, Georgia, discusses a tragic accident that befell his family and the process of recovery for his son.

Dr. K. Z. Chavis: A Miraculous Recovery

Donald W. Wilson

Donald W. Wilson, Co-ordinator of the Texas Child Abuse Project of the Department of Public Welfare, discusses child abuse prevention laws and programs in Texas as well as support for victims of abuse.

Donald W. Wilson: Child Abuse Prevention

Robert McCall

Dr. Robert McCall, Senior Scientist at the Fells Research Institute and Associate Professor in Psychology at Antioch College, discusses the establishment of a loving relationship between parents and their very young children.

Dr. Robert McCall: Love in Early Life

Robert Zucker

Dr. Robert Zucker, Professor of Psychology, discusses trends in adolescent drinking as well as alcohol consumption in adults.

Dr. Robert Zucker: Adolescent Drinking Problems

Cathy L. Bonner

Cathy L. Bonner, Executive Director of the Texas Rape Prevention and Control Project, discusses rape statistics, safety practices, and social issues surrounding the support of victims and prosecution of rapists.

Cathy L. Bonner: Rape Prevention

I am absolutely in love with this podcast! I love being able to step back in time and hear certain theorists (Dr. Glasser) discuss their beliefs. Too often we allow ourselves to constantly search for the next best treatment while forgetting the bare bones of psychology and the treatments that worked before newer approaches came about. Behavioral health is not a “one size fits all”.  While newer approaches are extremely beneficial, several clients also found success in the older methods as well. A counselor can never have too many tools in their toolbox.

Wonderful!

It&#39;s very informative for the student or professional but it&#39;s boring. It sounds like a 1950&#39;s documentary/ interview. It needs to be more relevant to the new group of counselors and psychotherapists.

Good information for Counselors

The Human Condition

Robert Alsofrom

Dr. Robert Alsofrom, consulting psychologist, discusses what a consulting psychologist does, what his patient base looks like, community education, and hypnosis.

Dr. Robert Alsofrom: Consulting Psychology

Charles Holahon

Dr. Charles Holahon, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Psychologist with the Counseling and Psychiatric Services Center at the University of Texas at Austin, discusses how the arrangement of space and structures can influence patients, treatment, and our daily lives.

Dr. Charles Holahon: Environmental Psychology

Fred Roberts

Dr. Fred Roberts Crawford, Director of the Center for Research and Social Change and Professor of Sociology at Emory University, discusses a new approach to improving life for urban residents including education for public schools teachers and law enforcement professionals, and reduction of the stigma around mental illness in general.

Dr. Fred Roberts Crawford: Mass Mental Health

Charles Burnette

Dr. Charles Burnette, Dean of the School of Architecture of the University of Texas at Austin, discusses his book “Designing for Human Behavior” and the interplay of architecture, environment, and psychology.

Dr. Charles Burnette: Architecture and Environmental Psychology

Alan Miller

Dr. Alan Miller, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene, discusses the evolution of care for children with mental illness or mental disability from institutional to community based, care for the geriatric population, and care for alcoholics.

Dr. Alan Miller: Mental Hygiene

Robert Bergmen

Jose Toledo

Dr. Robert Bergmen, Chief Psychiatrist of the US Indian Health Service, and Jose Toledo, Indian Medicine Man, discuss the relationship between Native American medicine and popular psychiatric practice.The Hogg Foundation acknowledges that this episode uses language that, while commonplace at the time of recording, would no longer be considered appropriate in choice.

Dr. Robert Bergmen, Chief Psychiatrist of the US Indian Health Service, and Jose Toledo, Indian Medicine Man, discuss the relationship between Native American medicine and popular psychiatric practice.<br><br>The Hogg Foundation acknowledges that this episode uses language that, while commonplace at the time of recording, would no longer be considered appropriate in choice.

Dr. Robert Bergmen and Jose Toledo: Indian Medicine Men

Arthur Summerfield, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychology at Birkbeck College in the University of London in England, discusses pharmacological treatment of psychiatric issues, drug addiction, and changes in psychiatric care across the lifespan.

Arthur Summerfield: Psychopharmacology

Donald Anderson

Dr. Donald Anderson, Director of the Ecumenical Center for Religion and Health in San Antonio, Texas, discusses counseling of the dying patient and cultural views on dying.

Dr. Donald Anderson: Counseling the Dying Patient

Joseph Nuttin

Dr. Joseph Nuttin, Professor at the Research Center for Motivation and Time Perspective at the University of Leuvne, discusses the human perception of time and how it influences our goals, motivations, and actions.

Dr. Joseph Nuttin: Motivation and Time Perspective

Mark Rosenzweig

Dr. Mark Rosenzweig, Professor in the Department of Psychology at UC Berkley, discusses his research on brain development in rats and how it may apply to humans, as well as behavioral psychology in general.

Dr. Mark Rosenzweig: Behavioral Psychology

Louise Bates Ames

Dr. Louise Bates Ames, Co-founder and Co-director of Gesell Institute of Child Development in New Haven, Connecticut, discusses education, child development, personality types, and family dynamics.

Dr. Louise Bates Ames: The Newer Generations of Parents

Ira Gordon

Dr. Ira Gordon, Director of the Institute for Development of Human Resources at the University of Florida, discusses programs to enrich family and infant development.

Dr. Ira Gordon: Infant Development

Allan Cott

Dr. Allan Cott, Psychiatrist in private practice in New York City, discusses his theories and research related to vitamin deficiencies, diet, and mental disorders.

Dr. Allan Cott: Treating Mental Disorders with Vitamins

Sanford Reichart

Dr. Sanford Reichart, Professor of Education at Case Western Reserve University, discusses his definition of “quality of life” and how we might improve this for all.  Dr. Reichart also discusses the value of life at either end of the lifespan.

Dr. Sanford Reichart: Quality of Life

Lily Edelman

Lily Edelman, Director of the B’nai B’rith Commission on Adult Jewish Education and its National Program Director, discusses the lives of women and aging in American society.

Lily Edelman: Pre-Retirement for Women

Thomas Gordon

Dr. Thomas Gordon, Clinical Psychologist and author of “Parent Effectiveness Training”, discusses therapy for children and parents as well as skills for parents to use in interpersonal relationships that benefit child rearing.

Dr. Thomas Gordon: Parent Effectiveness Training

David Williams

David Williams, Deputy Director of the Austin, TX Mental Health Mental Retardation center, discusses the benefits and work of community mental health centers as well as how we assess mental health needs in the individual.

David Williams: The Community Mental Health Center

William Glasser

Dr. William Glasser, a Psychiatrist from LA, discusses his techniques of “reality therapy”.  Wayne H Holtzman is a guest co-host.

Dr. William Glasser: Reality Therapy

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