Credentials
Steven Gurgevich, Ph.D.
Tranceformation Works!
A division of Behavioral Medicine, Ltd.

In Brief:
Dr. Gurgevich is a licensed psychologist specializing in behavioral and mind/body medicine. He divides his time as a faculty member and clinician within Dr. Andrew Weil's Program in Integrative Medicine, and as a Core Consultant to the Pediatric Complementary and Alternative Medicine Center, both at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center. He also teaches professionals through the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis auspices. And in addition to Tranceformation Works!, he maintains his 28+ year private practice at Behavioral Medicine, Ltd in Tucson, Arizona.

Catagories:

Areas of Specialization
Behavioral Medicine, Pain Management, Medical Psychotherapy, Clinical Hypnosis, Worker's Compensation, Consultations to Business/Industry, Evaluation Research.

Certifications
Licensed Psychologist #533 - Arizona State Board of Psychologist Examiners, Jan. 1977 to present Diplomate, American Board of Medical Psychotherapists, #921, 1987 to present.

Senior Disability Analyst and Diplomate # 2452 - American Board of Disability Analysts, 1996. Diplomate in Behavioral Medicine #0264 - International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling, And Psychotherapy, 1981 to present.

Certification, Approved Consultant, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1993 to present. Certified Rehabilitation Counselor #6838, The Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification, 1975.

Education
University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
Ph.D. 1973 Behavioral Sciences/Multi-disciplinary, Primarily Psychological Counseling
M.Ed. 1973 Counseling/Psychotherapy
M.A.  1972 Sociology
Purdue University, W. Lafayette, Indiana
B.S.  1969 Krannert School of Industrial Management

Internships
Arizona State Hospital, Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, 1972-1973,
    Supervisors: O.C. Christensen, Ed.D., Allan Beigel, M.D.

Practicum Training in Family Counseling Demonstration Clinics, University of Arizona
Counseling Department, 1972, O. Christensen, Ed.D.

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Post-Doctoral Supervision
Arizona State Hospital and The Southern Arizona Mental Health Center,
Clinical Supervisor, Allan Beigel, M.D., 1973-1977.

Supervision
Arizona State Hospital/Arizona State University, Seven doctoral candidates in Clinical Psychology assigned to psychiatric evaluation research, 1973-1977.

University of Arizona, Practicum in Behavioral Medicine and Biofeedback, doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology, 1982-1983.

Hospital Appointments/Privileges
Tucson Medical Center, Psychiatry Executive Committee, Section Chief, 1980 to present
Palo Verde Psychiatric Hospital, 1980 to present
El Dorado Hospital, 1980 to present
St. Joseph’s Hospital, 1980 to present
Arizona State Hospital (Phoenix) and Southern Arizona Mental Health Center (1973-1977)

Professional Memberships
Member, Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine
Member, American Psychological Association
Fellow, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
Fellow, American Board of Medical Psychotherapists
Member and Past President, Arizona Society of Clinical Hypnosis
Diplomate, International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy
Member, Arizona Psychological Association
Member, Southern Arizona Psychological Association
Member, International Society of Clinical Hypnosis
Member, Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
Member, Society of Behavioral Medicine

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Scholarships/Honors
Merit Scholarship, Sears Foundation, Purdue University, 1968-1969
Alpha Kappa Delta, President (National Honorary), University of Arizona, 1970-1971
President’s Award for Meritorious Performance in Teaching, University of Arizona, 1973
Award of Merit and Recognition, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1996

Teaching Experience
Teaching Associate, Economics, University of Arizona, 1969-1970
Teaching Associate, Sociology, University of Arizona, 1970-1973
Lecturer, Child Development and Family Relations, University of Arizona, 1974-1979
Lecturer, Arizona Personnel and Guidance Association, Counselor Intensive, 1980
Lecturer/Supervisor, Practicum in Clinical Hypnosis for Physicians
    Tucson Hospitals’ Medical Education Program, 1981
Instructor, Clinic on Imagery and Innovation for Teachers of Special Needs Students,
    Tucson Unified School District, 1981
Instructor, Clinical Biofeedback: Stress Management and Psychotherapy, Continuing
    Education Workshop, American Psychological Association, Anaheim, CA., 1983
Lecturer, Tucson Medical Center Enterostomal Therapy Program, 1984-1989
Faculty, College of International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissioners,1987-93
Faculty, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Education and Research Foundation, 1985 to present
Director/Faculty, Clinical Hypnosis Conference, Monthly Continuing Education THMEP,
    Tucson Medical Center, 1988-1990
Faculty, The American Academy of Pain Medicine, Review Courses, 1996, 1997
Clinical Lecturer, Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine, University of Arizona,
    June 1996 to present
Preceptor and Clinical Faculty, Program of Integrative Medicine, College of Medicine,
University of Arizona, 1996 to present

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Consultation and Clinical Appointments
Core Consultant, the Pediatric Complementary and Alternative Medicine Center, College of Medicine, University of Arizona, 1998 to present
Psychologist, Behavioral Medicine, Ltd. (Private Practice) 1977 to present.
Consultant, Human Resources, Burr-Brown Corp., 1995.
Consultant, IBM Corporation Medical Department, 1980-1996.
Consultant, Devon Gables Nursing Home, 1995.
Consultant, Office of the Attorney General, State of Arizona, 1994.
Consultant and Board of Directors, Fan Kane Fund for Brain Injured Children, 1987-1991.
Consultant, Unity of Tucson, 1983-1987.
Consultant/Lecturer, Cardiac Rehabilitation Center, St. Joseph's Hospital, 1981-1985.
Consultant, Guitar Institute of Technology, Los Angeles, 1983.
Consultant, Patient and Family Counseling Department, Tucson Medical Center, 1982.
Consultant, Behavioral Sciences Division, Tucson Police Department, 1982.
Consultant, Matrix Primary Prevention in Substance Abuse, 1981-1982.
Consultant, Springboard Shelter Care, Tucson, Arizona, 1977-1980.
Consultant, Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime (TASC), Tucson, Arizona, 1976-1979.
Consultant, Teen Challenge Residential Treatment for Runaway Children, 1976.
Consultant, Alcohol Usage Among the Rural Aged in Arizona, HEW/PHS Grant AA MH 0914-01, Department of Child Development and Family Relations, University of Arizona, 1975-1976.
Consultant/Member, Advisory Committee, Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, 1973-1974.
Psychologist II and Behavioral Health Community Program Director, Arizona State Hospital
    and Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, 1973-1977.
Consultant, Vision Quest Residential Treatment Center for Children, Tucson, Arizona,1973-1980.
Senior Partner, Associated Psychologists, Ltd., 1972-1980.
Senior Partner, Behavioral Research Associates, 1972-1980.
Consultant, Planning Committee, University of Arizona Workshops on Drug Education, 1972.
Consultant, Tucson Awareness House, 1971.
Research Associate, University of Arizona, Departments of Economics, Sociology, Counseling and
    Child Development and Family Relations, 1969-1973.
Research Coordinator, Urban Planning Programs, Division of Economic and Business Research,
    University of Arizona, 1969 (summer)
Research Technician, College of Civil Engineering, Purdue University, 1969.
Senior Planning Analyst, Department of Development and Planning, City of Gary, Indiana.

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Publications and Presentations
"Nourishing Mind and Body for Optimum Health," with Andrew Weil, MD
    and Joy Kettler Gurgevich, BS, (Advanced Workshop) Advanced Workshops and Scientific Program,
    The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Reno,
    Nevada, March 23-27, 2001.
"Clinical Hypnosis and Integrative Medicine, (Advanced Workshop)," The American Society of Clinical
    Hypnosis Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Reno, Nevada, March 23-27, 2001
"Nourishing Mind and Body for Weight Loss," with Joy Kettler Gurgevich, BS, Scientific Program,
    The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Reno,
    Nevada, March 23-27, 2001.
"Applying Hypnosis in Mind-Body Medicine," The Art of Healing: The Clinical Practice of Integrative
    Medicine, the Associate Fellowship Program in Integrative Medicine, Tucson, Arizona, September
    16-22, 2000. "Self Hypnosis and Trance Experiences," Pediatric Integrative Medicine Conference,
    University of Arizona College of Medicine and the Program in Integrative Medicine, Tucson,
    Arizona, February 18-20, 2000.
"Clinical Hypnosis and Integrative Medicine, (Advanced Workshop)," The American Society of Clinical
    Hypnosis Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Baltimore, Maryland, February 25-29,2000.
"Mind/Body Medicine and Interstitial Cystitis," Interstitial Cystitis Support Group of Tucson, University
    of Arizona Health Sciences Center, January 23, 2000.
"From Temple Sleep to Mind/Body Medicine," The Arizona Society of Clinical Hypnosis,
    Tucson, Arizona, January 21, 2000.
"Mind/Body Medicine: Clinical Hypnosis (Basic Level)," Program in Integrative Medicine,
    University of Arizona College of Medicine, Tucson, Arizona, January 14, 2000. “Mind/Body: Hypnotic Theory and Healing Behaviors,” Pain Frontiers ’98: The Neurobiogenisis of
    Pain– Enhancing the Healing Response, Scottsdale, Arizona, September 24-27, 1998.
“Opioid Management: Medical and Psychological Issues,” Workshop with Jennifer Schneider, MD,
    Pain Frontiers ‘98: The NeuroBiogenisis of Pain - Enhancing the Healing Response, Scottsdale,
    Arizona, September 26, 1998
“Mind/Body Medicine: Integrative Approaches” Arizona Psychological Association Annual Meeting,
    Tucson, Arizona, September 25, 1998.
“Understanding Paradoxical Reactions to Hypnosis,”40th Annual Scientific Meetings, American Society
    of Clinical Hypnosis, Fort Worth, Texas, March , 1998.
"Psychological Aspects of Chronic Pelvic Pain," and "Psychological Assessment and Treatment of the
    Chronic Pain Patient," The American Academy of Pain Medicine, Phoenix, Arizona,
    February 13 and 14, 1997.
“Psychosocial Assessment of Patient Candidacy for Implantation Surgery,” Frontiers in Pain 1996,
    Conference sponsored by the Maricopa Medical Center, Maricopa Health Systems and the Pain
    Institute, Scottsdale, Arizona, April 13, 1996.
“Mind-Body Interventions for Pain Management,” Frontiers in Pain 1996, conference sponsored by the
    Maricopa Medical Center, Maricopa Health Systems and the Pain Institute, Scottsdale, Arizona,
    April 9, 1996.
“Hypnotherapy and Worker’s Compensation Cases,” 37th Annual Scientific Meetings, American
    Society of Clinical Hypnosis, San Diego, March 1995.
“Hypnotic Regression and UFO Abduction,” 37th Annual Scientific Meetings, American Society of
    Clinical Hypnosis, San Diego, March 1995.
“An Ounce of Hypnosis, A Pound of Prevention: Training Emergency Personnel about Handling
    Patients in Altered States,” with Elise Ann Gurgevich, Ph.D, MPH, The American Society of Clinical
    Hypnosis Annual Meetings, Orlando, Florida, March 1990.
Faculty, Clinical Hypnosis and Behavioral Medicine Workshop, International Congress on
    Psychosomatic Medicine and Hypnosis, The Hague, Netherlands, August 1988.
Position Paper, Panel on “Religion and Hypnosis with the Representative Opinions of all Faiths,”
    Scientific Program, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Meetings, Chicago, Illinois,
    1988.
Conscious Ideas Plus Subconscious Power, a 4 hour cassette album for clinical hypnosis training. Workshop presentations in Arizona, Indiana, and Michigan in 1987.
“Clinical Hypnosis in the Performing Arts,” American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Scientific
    Meetings, Dallas, Texas, November 1983.
“Hypnosis and Behavioral Medicine,” presented at the Scientific Meetings of the American Society of
    Clinical Hypnosis, Denver, Colorado, October 1982.
“Symptomatic and Psychodynamic Techniques of Hypnotherapy for the Treatment of Obesity within a
    Comprehensive Health and Weight Program," American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Scientific
    Meetings, November 1981.
“Image and Incidence of Clinical Hypnosis Among Physicians, Dentists, and Nurses,”
    American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1981.
“The Personal Career Development Profile as facilitator of Small Group Psychotherapy,”
    Institute for Personality and Ability Testing Conference, March 1981, San Luis Obispo, CA.
“Clinical Observation and Utilization of Psychodynamic Commonalties Among Females
    Receiving Hypnotherapy for Obesity,” presented at Scientific Meetings of the American Society
    of Clinical Hypnosis, San Francisco, November 1979.
“The Survival of Youthful Offenders Via Residential Treatment Evaluation Results,”
    presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children,
    Washington, D.C., November 1977.
“Practical Issues in Developing and Operating a Halfway House Program,” with Allan Beigel, M.D.,
    Heidi Hollenbach, M.S., James Scanlon, M.S., and Joseph Geffen, M.A., Hospital and Community
    Psychiatry, August 1977.
“The Kid Nobody Wants: An Innovative Treatment Program for Youthful Offenders,” presented at
    the Annual Meetings of the American Orthopsychiatric Association, New York.
“Women: A Perpetual Minority,” Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, Oregon. 1971.
“The Inappropriateness of Randomization in Psychiatric Evaluation Research,” with Allan Beigel, M.D.,
    and Frank A. Petroni, Ph.D., Evaluation, Vol. 4 (1977) 22-23.
“Symptom Improvement Among Patients After Discharge,” with Allan Beigel, M.D. and
    Frank A. Petroni, Ph.D. Presented at the American Psychiatric Association Meetings in
    Anaheim, California, May 1975, American Journal of Psychiatry.
“A Comprehensive Strategy for the Evaluation of Community Health Program Modalities,” with
    Allan Beigel, M.D. and Frank A. Petroni, Ph.D. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the
    National Council on Community Mental Health Centers, Washington, D.C. Feb. 1975.
Factors and Processes Influencing Adolescent Aspirations, Doctoral Dissertation,
    University of Arizona, 1973.
“Overview of an Evaluation to Assess the Therapeutic Effectiveness of a Psychiatric Halfway
    House Program,” with Allan Beigel, M.D. and Frank A. Petroni, Ph.D. Presented at the
    National Conference on Evaluation in Alcoholism, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Programs,
    Washington, D.C. (April 1974). Published in DHEW Public Health Service Biometrics Division
    Report series.

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Other Professional Activity
Chairman, Component Sections, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1998
Advisory Editor, The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, The Journal of the American Society of
    clinical Hypnosis, 1998
Co-Presenter with Dr. Andrew Weil, "Mind/Body Healing", Examining Integrative Medicine,
    Canyon Ranch, Tucson, Arizona, October 8, 1997, May 15 & September 16 1998
Invited Workshop: “Clinical Hypnosis and Behavioral Medicine,” the Greater Philadelphia Society of
    Clinical Hypnosis, Thomas Jefferson Medical School, April 19, 1998.
“Imaginary Medicine: Hypnosis for Children,” Specialty Clinic, Pediatric Department, College of
    Medicine, University of Arizona, April 16, 1998.
Faculty, Advanced Workshop on Clinical Hypnosis in Behavioral and Rehabilitation Medicine, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Fort Worth, Texas, March 13-18, 1998.
Faculty, Advanced Workshop on Behavioral Medicine and Hypnosis, The American Society of
    Clinical Hypnosis, Dallas, Texas, September 17-22, 1996.
Faculty, Frontiers in Pain 1996, Conference sponsored by the Maricopa Medical Center,
    Maricopa Health Systems and the Pain Institute, Scottsdale, Arizona, April 9-15, 1996.
Presenter, Palo Verde Mental Health Services, Tucson Medical Center Inservice continuing education
    entitled “Mind/Body Interventions in a Psychiatric Hospital” December 7, 1995.
Workshop Trainer, “Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Hypnosis,” a three-day advanced level
    training program, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Phoenix, Arizona, November 16, 1995.
Presenter, “Mind/Body Interventions," College of Medicine, University of Arizona, Dr. Andrew Weil,
    October - December 1995.
Presenter, Pediatrics Department, University Medical Center, “Hypnotherapy for Nocturnal Enuresis,"
    July 28, 1995.
Presenter, Tucson Medical Center Staff In-Service, “Mind/Body Interventions,” July 17-18, 1995.
Chairman, Symposium, Medical: “ Difficult Challenges, The Role of Hypnosis in Drug Dependency
    to End Stage Lung Disease”, 37th Annual Scientific Meetings, ASCH, San Diego, California, March
    1995.
Presenter, St. Joseph’s Hospital Continuing Education, “Treating the Alternative Patient,”
    with Fred Menick, M.D., February 21, 1995.
Presenter, Surgical Grand Rounds, “The Alternative Cancer Patient You Can’t Understand,”
    with Fred Menick, M.D. and Andrew Weil, M.D., January 25, 1995.
Board of Governors, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1979-1994.
Participant, Scientific Program, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Las Vegas, April 1987.
Participant, Scientific Program, Annual Meetings of American Society of Clinical Hypnosis,
    Seattle, Washington, March 1986.
Presenter, Industrial Commission of Arizona Annual Workshop, June 1985.
Presenter, Counseling Conference, University of Arizona, Department of Counseling, January 1985.
Presenter, “Psychodynamics of Pain”, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Nursing In-Service, February 1984.
Lecturer, Treatment of the Chronically Ill Patient, St. Joseph’s Hospital Rehabilitation Series,
    October 1984.
Presenter, Southern Arizona Counselor Association and Career Guidance Project Seminars
    on “Counseling Techniques”, March, 1984.
Member, Executive Committee of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1984-1986.
Chairman, By-Laws Committee, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1983.
Division 30 (Psychological Hypnosis) Liaison to Health Psychology Division 38,
    American Psychological Association, 1982-1983.
CommitteeMember/Faculty, Division30, Psychological Hypnosis, The American Psychological
    Association Pre-Convention Workshops, 1982-1983.
Nursing In-Service: “The Disruptive Patient,” El Dorado Hospital, April 1982.
Lecturer, Arizona Workers Claim Association, “Intricacies of the MMPI,” Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 1982.
Guest Speaker, State Compensation Fund, In-Service Education (September 1980 to present),
    varied topics in behavioral medicine, psychology, and rehabilitation.
Guest Lecturer, Nursing Education, St. Joseph’s Hospital, September 1981.
Participant, Current Concepts in Medicine 1980, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Southern Arizona Chapter
    of Arizona Academy of Family Physicians, and Tucson Hospitals Medical Education Program,
    May 1980.
Panel Participant, Arizona Career Education Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, April 1978.
Session Chairman, Roundtables at Annual Meetings of National Council on Family Relations,
    San Diego, October 1977.
Panel Participant, 54th Annual Meetings of the American Orthopsychiatric Association,
    New York, April 1977.
Panel Participant, Evaluation Session, TASC - Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime- National
    Conference, Tucson, Arizona, November 1976.
Session Chairman, Roundtables at Annual Meetings of National Council on Family Relations,
    New York, October 1976.
Member, Scientific Project Management Development Group, Arizona State Department of Education,
    ESEA Title III---Innovative Programs, 1974-1975. Panel Discussant, Evaluation Workshop at North
    American Congress on Alcohol and Drug Problems, December 1974.
Panel Discussant, Perspectives on Minorities Session, Pacific Sociological Association, 1972.
    Chairman, Component Sections, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 1998-2001 .

Technical Reports
Author and/or co-author of 37 technical reports of evaluation research projects contracted through private consulting practice in areas of mental health, education, labor, and substance abuse.

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Continuing Education
Advanced Workshops and Scientific Program, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual
    Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Reno, Nevada, March 23-27, 2001, 36 hours CME.
Advanced Workshops and Scientific Program, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
    Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings, Baltimore, MD, February 25-29, 2000, 36 hrs CME. Pain Frontiers ’98, The NeuroBiogenisis of Pain – Enhancing the Healing Response,
    September 24-27, 1998, 27 hours CME.
Arizona Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Tucson, Arizona, September 25, 1998, 3.0 hours.
Examining Integrative Medicine, Canyon Ranch, Tucson Arizona, October 8, 1997, May 15, and
    September 16, 1998, 6 hours CME.
40th Annual Workshops and Scientific Meetings of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis,
    Fort Worth, Texas, March 13-18, 1998, 30 hours CME.
"Many Faces of Grief," Carondelet Management Institute, Tucson, Arizona, October 14, 1997,
    5.0 hours CME.
Review Test, "NIH Consensus Statement on The Treatment of Chronic Pain and Insomnia,"
    The Office of Medical Applications of Research and the Office of Education
at the National Institutes     of Health, September, 1997, 1 hour CME.
14th International Congress of Hypnosis Workshops, the International Society of Clinical Hypnosis
    and The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, San Diego, California, June 21-27, 1997,
    20 hours CME.
Review Course, The American Academy of Pain Medicine, Phoenix, Arizona, February 12-16, 1997,
    27 hours CME.
Regional Workshop, the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Dallas, Texas, September 19-22, 1996,
    20 hours CME.
Frontiers in Pain 1996, conference sponsored by the Maricopa Medical Center, Maricopa Health
    Systems and the Pain Institute, Scottsdale, Arizona, 25 hours CME.
ASCH Regional Workshop, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Phoenix, Arizona, November, 1995
    24 hours CME.
Annual Scientific Meetings and Workshops on Clinical Hypnosis, The American Society of Clinical
    Hypnosis, 33 hrs. CME each. Years attended: 1979, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993,
    1994, 1995, 1997.
“Testifying in Court, and Tutorial” with Stanley A. Brodsky, Ph.D., Forensic Psychological Services
    and Maricopa Psychological Society, October 22-24, 1994, 14 CEU’s.
“Confidentiality of Medical Records,” American Health Information Management Association,
    Phoenix, Arizona, August 26, 1994, 6 CEU’s.
“Mental Health Care Tomorrow,” Southern Arizona Psychological Association, April 1994, 7 CEU’s.
“Approaches to Pain Management,” Maricopa Medical Center and Pain Management Collaborative
    Group, Tucson, Arizona, February 1994, 6 CME’s.
“Advanced Topics in Clinical Hypnosis,” Errol Korn, M.D., The Arizona Society of Clinical Hypnosis,
    April 1993, 8 CEU’s.
“Insomnia and the Psychopharmacology of Sleep,” with Milton Erman, M.D., Tufts University School
    of Medicine, Phoenix, Arizona, October 19, 1993, 1 CME.
Regional Workshops, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Chicago, IL, Aug. 1991, 25 CEU’s.
Rutgers University Graduate Program in Applied and Professional Psychology, “Advances in
    Psychology,” 1982-1983, 33 hrs.
Practica and Workshops of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, G. Schwartz, Ph.D., R. Elliot, M.D.,
    Chicago, Illinois, March 1982, 24 CME’s.
“The Psyche, The Soma and the Heart: Psychological and Behavioral Aspects of Cardiovascular Disease
    and It’s Treatment,” Robert Elliot, M.D., Behavioral Health Services of St. Luke’s Medical Center,
    Phoenix, Arizona, April 3, 1982, 7 CME’s.
American Psychological Association, Division 30, Psychological Hypnosis Workshop, Los Angeles,
    California 1982, 8 CEU’s.
“Hypnosis and Pain,” with H. Crasilneck, Ph.D., Arizona Society of Clinical Hypnosis, and Tucson
    Hospitals’ Medical Education Program, Tucson, Arizona, May 1981, 8 CEU’s.
“Obesity: Nutritional and Psychological Treatments," Health and Weight Program,
    with M. Simonson, Ph.D., Sc.D., and James Wirth, M.D., Ph.D., Department of Psychiatry,
    Johns Hopkins Medical School, March 1981, 33 hrs. CME’s.
Biofeedback: A Treatment for Stress Disorders, an Adjunct to Psychotherapy, Advanced Workshop
    Program, American Psychological Association, Los Angeles, California, August 1981, 6 CME’s.
2nd European Congress of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine, Dubrovnik,
    Yugoslavia, May 1980, 20 CEU’s.
“Clinical Use of Hypnosis with Children” with Karen Olness, M.D. and Gail Gardner, Ph.D.,
    The Society of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, Department of Psychiatry, University of Colorado
    Medical School, Denver, Colorado October 1979, 30 CME’s.
“Hypnosis and Pain Control” with Paul Sacerdote, M.D., Society of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
    and the University of North Carolina College of Medicine, Asheville, North Carolina, October 1978,
    30 CME’s.
Advanced Workshop, The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Phoenix, Arizona, January 1978,
    25 CEU’s.
“Hypnosis and Psychosomatics” with T.X. Barber, Ph.D., Cal State Polytech and Proseminars,
    September 1977, 15 CEU’s.
Advanced Seminar, Don Schaefer, M.D., Southern California Society of Clinical Hypnosis and
    University of California, Irvine, Newport Beach, California, February 1976, 16 CME’s.
Basic Workshop, K. Thompson, DDS, R. Pearson, M.D., The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis,
    Phoenix, Arizona, February 1975, 20 CEU’s.
Human Sexuality Workshop for Professionals--Human Growth and Development Series,
    Dept. of Counseling Psychology, University of Arizona, 1973.
“Gestalt Workshop for Counselors,” Gestalt Training Institute of UCLA, Tucson, Arizona, 1973.
“Transactional Analysis Workshop for Professionals,” Human Growth and Development Series,
    Dept. of Counseling Psychology, University of Arizona, 1973.

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