Session 1C | Donald R. Peterson as a Disruptor of Clinical Psychology Training (1.25 CEs)
Presenters: Roger Peterson, Ph.D. and Gilbert Newman, Ph.D. Discussants will present the influence of Don Peterson and highlight his legacy in our profession.
10:00 AM - 11:15 AMFri
Algiers C
CE
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Speakers
Peterson, Roger Ph.D.
Antioch University, New England
Newman, Gilbert Ph.D.
Dean, Wright Institute
Discussants will present the influence of Don Peterson and highlight his model legacy as a mentor, leader in the development of the PsyD, creator of a clinically-focused psychology epistemology, inventor of the practitioner-scholar model, and founder of NCSPP. Learing Objectives: 1. Participants will be able to describe what is required to become a substantial leader in our field. 2. Participants will be able to describe how a clinical career path can disrupt a profession’s boundaries. 3. Participants will be able to analyze brilliance, clarity, and understanding in leadership.