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Lindauer, Theodore was born on July 17, 1935 in New York City. Son of Harry and Anne (Kurtz) Lindauer.
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Theodore Lindauer
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Theodore Lindauer, American Psychiatrist. Recipient New York State Regents scholar, 1952-1956. Member, speaker Common Cause, Los Angeles, since 1971; member, writer Amnesty International, Los Angeles, since 1971. Member American Psychiatric Association, American Association Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Education
AB, Columbia College, 1956; Doctor of Medicine, U. Pittsburgh, 1960; certified in adult psychiatry, University of Illinois, 1963; certified in child psychiatry, Harvard University, 1965.
Career
Intern, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago resident adult psychiatry, University of Illinois, Chicago resident child psychiatry, Harvard University, Boston director mental health services, Los Angeles Unified School District, 1971-1973; assistant clinical professional, University of California at Los Angeles, 1973-1975, 79-81; director adolescent services, Kellogg Psychiatric Hospital, Corona, California, 1977-1979; medical director, Hathaway Home for Children, Los Angeles, 1980-1982; consultant psychiatrist, Chaparral Treatment Center, San Bernadino, California, 1987-1989. Consultant Mental health Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Los Angeles Project, Long Beach, California, 1987-1989. Consultant psychiatrist Medical Square Counseling Center, Garden Grove, California, 1987-1994.
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Member, speaker Common Cause, Los Angeles, since 1971. Member, writer Amnesty International, Los Angeles, since 1971. Member American Psychiatric Association, American Association Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
