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Araoz, Daniel Leon was born on April 23, 1930 in Buenos Aires. Came to the United States, 1951, naturalized, 1967. Son of Jose Daniel and Maria Lia (Suarez) Araoz.
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A practical introduction to contemporary psychoanalysis that is accessible to all mental health professionals. Trained mostly in cognitive-behavioral methods and techniques, many recent graduates from psychology, counseling, family therapy, and other mental health programs have not been exposed to psychoanalysis as a vibrant, practical, and beneficial approach to human problems. In The Symptom is Not the Whole Story, Araoz introduces the functional benefits and applications of psychoanalysis for these practitioners. Focusing sharply on the unconscious and its use in psychotherapy, this no-nonsense book illustrates how psychoanalytical thinking can transform peopleâÄôs lives, thanks to the therapist's active interventions and destabilizing interpretations. Written in a vivid and clear style, where clinical examples pointedly illustrate the psychological issues at hand, this book reverses the commonly held idea that psychoanalysis requires years of treatment before showing results. Araoz's talent resides in his ability to teach mental health, marriage, and family counselors how to use psychoanalytic techniques without having been trained primarily in the discipline. All will find this book to be of particular benefit, discovering valuable guidance and applicable instructions for the use of psychoanalysis in their own therapeutic practice.
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Daniel Araoz recognizes that stress is partly caused by the many technological advances which have re-shaped our lives. The essential guide shows that danger zones can be spotted in advance and stress may never materialize. However, if it has already manifested itself then, far from being a debilitating illness, it can be a springboard for an energized workforce...power over stress! The HR manager can learn how to deal creatively with stress from the information in this Briefing and pass on their knowledge down the ranks. He or she will then halt the downward spiral of diffusing stress and produce a more positive knock-on effect--namely to increase the productivity of the entire workforce and reduce absenteeism resulting from this terrible illness. This Briefing is also a useful tool for any position at any level--stress doesn't discriminate. It includes: jargon-free scientific evidence; case studies; and practical tips.
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Araoz, Daniel Leon was born on April 23, 1930 in Buenos Aires. Came to the United States, 1951, naturalized, 1967. Son of Jose Daniel and Maria Lia (Suarez) Araoz.
Bachelor, Gonzaga University, 1953. Master of Arts, Gonzaga University, 1954. MST., University Santa Clara, 1961.
Master of Arts, Columbia University, 1964. Doctor of Education, Columbia University, 1969. Psychoanalysis Diploma, American Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, 1972.
Bachelor, Gonzaga University, 1953, Master of Arts, 1954. Master of Sacred Theology, U. Santa Clara, 1961. Master of Arts, Columbia University, 1964, Doctor of Education, 1969.
Married Dorita Catherine Smyth, July 17, 1964 (division 1984).
Children: Leon Daniel, Nadine Victoria. Assistant chaplain College Mount Saint Vincent, Bronx, New York, 1962-1964.
Psychotherapist Brooklyn Center Psychotherapy, 1966-1967. Psychotherapist Cmty.
Guidance Svc., New York City, 1965-1972, supervisor, 1972-1982.
Faculty American Institute Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, New York City, 1972-1982. Assistant professor psychology City University of New York, 1970-1973. Associate professor counseling Long Island University, 1973-1982, professor, 1982, department chairman counsel & development, 1995-1997.
Director Long Island Institute Ericksonian Hypnosis, 1992-1997.
Clinical psychologist, Illinois, Pennsylvania Diplomate in counseling psychology and family psychology American Board Professional Psychology. Diplomate in clinical hypnosis American Board Psychological Hypnosis.
Named Honorary Professor U. Peruana Cuyetano Heredia, Lima, Peru.
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Fellow American Psychological Association, American Institute Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, American Society Psychosomatic Dentistry and Medicine, Academy Counseling Psychology, Academy Family Psychology, Society Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. Member American Association Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (diplomate), American Association Marriage and Family Therapy (supervisor 1973—2011), National Association for Advancement of Psychoanalysis, Pennsylvania Psychological Association, Illinois Psychological Association, New York State Psychological Association(member emeritus), Nassau County Psychological Association, Suffolk County Psychological Association, Distinguished Practioner National Academy of Practice, American Management Association (unit trainer 1987-1994), New York Society Clinical Hypnosis, New York Mental Health Counselors Association, National Academy Practice (Distinguished Practitioner in Psychology), National Alliance Professional Psychology Providers, Sulfolk County Psychological Association.
Married Marie Carrese, July 27, 1991. Married Dorita Catherine Smyth, July 17, 1964 (divorced 1984). Children: Leon Daniel, Nadine Victoria.