I am very involved with conflict resolution techniques, especially mediation. My private practice mediation is primarily directed toward divorce and family issues.
I am a clinical and forensic psychologist who has been in full-time private practice in Honolulu since 1975. I received my Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Hawaii, 1974.
Since 1994, I have been practicing divorce and family mediation. I am on the the panel of neutrals at the Dispute Prevention and Resolution (DPR) Center in the divorce/matrimonial section, I am also a volunteer mediator at the Mediation Center of the Pacific.
Ph.D. ClinicalPsychology 1974 University of Hawaii
MA Counseling Psychology 1968 University of Hawaii
BA Psychology 1966 University of Hawaii
ABA Business Admin. 1963 Port Huron Junior College
I generally use a facilitative mediation approach although if both parties agree in advance, an evaluative strategy my be employed. I am very committed to helping couples and families avoid, or minimize the probability of, litigation.
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I am a clinical and forensic psychologist who has been in full-time private practice in Honolulu since 1975. I received my Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Hawaii, 1974.
My practice involves teaching clients a variety of strategies to increase their problem solving skills. Emphasis is on short-term approaches to help individuals, couples, and families learn to have more enjoyable, satisfying, and productive lives. A significant portion of my practice involves working with individuals and couples with a wide variety of problems. Typical concerns or areas of conflict might include ineffective communication, finance, sex, in-laws, children, work, socialization, etc.
I am very involved with conflict resolution techniques, especially mediation. At this time mediation is limited to divorce and family issues.