Draws upon three contemporary approaches to therapy, each of which questions more traditional attitudes toward recovery. Includes such not uncontroversial suggestions as the counselor’s own entering into abstinence (if not from alcohol, then from some cherished behavior) and finding alternatives to such commonly employed labels as “alcoholic” or “addict” by implementing instead a “language of hope.”
A highly regarded educator and university administrator, as well as recovery coach, author, and public speaker, Dr. Bob Weathers holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology, with an M.A. in religious studies. Over the course of his professional career, “Dr. Bob” has provided tens of thousands of hours of therapeutic counseling and recovery coaching to satisfied clients. He has also committed the past 35 years to teaching, training, and inspiring graduate-level mental health providers at several southern California universities, most recently at California Southern University.
Dr. Bob is currently academic effectiveness coordinator at CalSouthern, engaged full-time in ongoing initiatives for improving the educational experience of our learners, including his chairing the brand-new Student Advisory Council. Additionally, Dr. Bob has published numerous articles in a broad cross-section of respected professional reference books, journals, and edited volumes. To learn more about the speaker, visit: http://www.drbobweathers.com
For more information on the School of Behavioral Sciences at California Southern University, please visit: http://www.calsouthern.edu/psychology
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