Amy Louise Stark

Background

Stark, Amy Louise was born on May 13, 1954 in St. Paul. Daughter of Douglas Arvid and Irene Eleanor (Frokjer) Stark.

Education

Bachelor, Gustavus Adolphus College, 1976; Master of Arts, California School Professional Psychology, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy, California School Professional Psychology, 1981.

Career

Psychology intern, Juarez-Lincoln School, Chula Vista, California, 1978-1979; psychology intern, Catholic Family Services, San Diego, 1979-1980; psychology intern, Southwood Mental Health Center, San Diego, 1980-1981; clinical psychologist, Orange County Children and Youth Services, 1982-1984; clinical coordinator, Western Youth Services, Tustin, California, 1986-1988; industrial psychologist, Frederick Capaldi & Associations, Tustin, since 1982; psychologist, Tustin Psychology Center, since 1985. Consultant, presenter in field.

Achievements

• Amy Louise Stark has been listed as a noteworthy Clinical psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Because I Said So: Recognize the Influence of Childhood Dynamics on Office Politics and Take Charge of Your Career

    (A new guide to mastering the subtleties of office politic...)

  • Because I Said So - For All the 'Adult Children' in the Workplace
  • Because I Said So: Recognize the Influence of Childhood Dynamics on Office Politics and Take Charge of Your Career by Amy Stark (1992-05-03)

Membership

Member American Psychological Association, Orange County Psychological Association.

Connections

Father:

Douglas Arvid Stark

Mother:

Irene Eleanor (Frokjer) Stark