An in-depth conversation about what it really means to be “mentally ill” and how as therapists we often miss the mark on helping our clients.
Current authors include myself and John C. Schureman, PhD.
Temporally Myopic
Wyner, J., Genetic Risk for Alcoholism: The P300 and Decision Making in At-Risk Twins (2008). Ann Arbor, MI, UMI Dissertation Publishing.
Wyner, J., Baker, L., Tuvblad, C., Bezdjian, S., Lozano, D., Raine, A., “Psychophysiology of Behavioral Control: The P300 Event-Related Potential as an Index of Activation and Inhibition.” Submitted to Behavior Genetics, April 2010.
Tuvblad, C., Gao, Y., Wyner, J., Raine, A., Baker, L., “The Genetics of Motor Disinhibition: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Go/NoGo Task in Twins from age 9-16.”
Joshua is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapy Intern (IMF #63602) completing the final half of his hours under the supervision of Dr. John C. Schureman (MFC #13547). He particularly loves working with children and parents, helping them develop closer, more loving relationships.