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Philip Belove

Professional Disclosure and Credentials for:

Philip Belove, M.A., Ed.D. 
84 South Street, Suite 201 West Brattleboro VT 05301 
Phone (802)254-6221, e-mail: belove@sover.net

Professional Qualifications and Experience: 

Education: 
B.S. Marketing. Northwestern University, Evanston Illionis, 1964 
M.A. Marketing (partial) Northwestern University, Evanston Illinois, 1965 
M.A. Counseling Psychology. Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago. 1978 
Ed.D. Consulting Psychology, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1986 

Practice 
1987 to Present. Psychologist in Private Practice: 
Vermont Licensed in 1987 at the Master's Level.

Certifications and Memberships 
Clinical Membership American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. 1986 to 1990. 
Editorial Board, Journal of Individual Psychology, 1987 to 1989.

Specialties: 
Dating and Relationship formation for single adults between the ages of 40 and 60. Since 1997 I have been conducting academic and field research in this area. Specific academic areas I have investigates include the following: Adult Cognitive, Emotional and Ego Development. Relationship Development. Adult Motivation. Human Sexuality. Gender Theory. Human verbal and non-verbal communication. Men's Studies. Conflict Resolution. Marriage and Family Theory. In addition, I have conducted focused interviews with 50 single adults. All this has been in addition to information I've gained in some 20 years of private practice. 

Human Communication. Since 1996 I have been designing and teaching courses in Human Communication for Keene State College. The principle course I teach is called Principles of Communication. I also teach a course called Interpersonal Communication and one called, Communication between Men and Women.

Academic Teaching Experience 
For Keene State College, 1994 to Present. 
Courses include Principles of Communication, Interpersonal Communication, 
Communication between Men and Women. 

For Antioch New England Graduate School, 1996, 
as substitute Adjunct Faculty: 
Personality Theory and Introduction to System Theory. 

For University of Massachusetts at Amherst, as Instructor. 
Fundamentals of Counseling and Theories of Personality. 1981, 1982 

For College of St. Michael at Albany 
through Richard Bolton as Adjunct Professor. 
Behavior Management in the Classroom. 1979-1980.