Background
Rothenberg, Albert was born on June 2, 1930 in New York City. Son of Gabriel and Rose (Goldberg) Rothenberg.
( "Albert Rothenberg has devoted the major part of a dist...)
"Albert Rothenberg has devoted the major part of a distinguished career to a broad program of research on creativity. In his excellent, concise volume, he reports his current views on this fascinating subject... It is well-argued and judicious and, therefore, a useful introduction to the domain of creativity research." -- Journal of the American Medical Association
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Rothenberg, Albert was born on June 2, 1930 in New York City. Son of Gabriel and Rose (Goldberg) Rothenberg.
Bachelor of Arts, Harvard University, 1952; Doctor of Medicine Tufts U., 1956.
Intern, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, 1956-1957;
resident in psychiatry, Yale University, West Haven (Connecticut) Veterans Administration Hospital., 1957-1958;
resident in psychiatry, Grace-New Haven Hospital, 1958-1959;
resident in psychiatry, Yale Psychiatric Institute, New Haven, 1959-1960;
chief resident, Yale Psychiatric Institute, New Haven, 1960-1961;
practice medicine specializing in psychiatry, New Haven, 1960-1961, 1963-1975;
chief neuropsychiatry, Rodriguez United States Army Hospital, San Juan, P.R., 1961-1963;
practice medicine specializing in psychiatry, Farmington, Connecticut, 1975-1979;
practice medicine specializing in psychiatry, Stockbridge, Massachusetts, 1979-1994;
practice medicine specializing in psychiatry, Chatham, New York, since 1994;
practice medicine specializing in psychiatry, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, 1994-1998;
director research, Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge, Massachusetts, 1979-1994. Assistant director Yale Psychiatric Institute, 1963-1964, senior staff member, 1964-1983. Member of staff Yale-New Haven Medical Center, West Haven Veterans Administration Hospital., U. Connecticut Health Center, Farmington.
Consultant, member editorial board various journals in psychiatry and psychology. Instructor department psychiatry Yale University School Medicine, 1960-1961, 63-64, assistant professor, 1964-1968, associate professor, 1968-1974, clinical professor, 1974-1984. Professor psychiatry U. Connecticut School Medicine, Farmington, 1975-1979, director residency training, 1976-1978, director clinical services, 1975-1978.
Principal investigator Studies in the Creative Process, since 1964. Visiting professor.Pa. State University, 1971, Adjunct Professor, 1971-1978.
Visiting professor department American studies Yale University, 1974-1976, U. Capetown Medical School, South Africa, 1999, Saltpêtrière Hospital, Paris, 1999. Lecturer department psychiatry Harvard University Medical School, 1982-1986, clinical professor, since 1986. Researcher in psychotherapy.
( "Albert Rothenberg has devoted the major part of a dist...)
(A creative approach to psychotherapy which advocates humo...)
Researcher on creativity in the arts, science and technical Served with Medical Corps United States Army, 1961-1963. Fellow American Psychiatric Association (life), American College Psychoanalysts. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Massachusetts Psychiatric Society, American Society Aesthetics, Rappaport-Klein Group, Sigma Xi.
Married Julia C. Johnson, June 28, 1970. Children: Michael, Mora, Rina.