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Curriculum Vitae |
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Daniel J. Tomasulo, Ph.D., TEP, MFA is a psychologist,
psychodrama trainer and writer on faculty atNew Jersey
City University and formerly a visiting faculty member
on fellowship at Princeton University. He has gained
international recognition for development of IBT, the
Interactive-Behavioral Model of group psychotherapy
for people with intellectual and psychiatric disabilities.
He is a consultant for YAI, National Institute for People
with Disabilities in New York City and on the editorial
board for the journal Mental Health Aspects of Developmental
Disabilities. He was also a consulting editor for
The Journal of Group Psychotherapy. Psychodrama,
and Sociometry, and recipient of their Innovator's
Award for development of the IBT Model.
He is the author of Action Methods in Group Psychotherapy
as well as numerous articles on group psychotherapy.
His new book Healing Trauma: The Power of Group Treatment
for People with Intellectual Disabilities was co-authored
with Dr. Razza and was recently published by the American
Psychological Association.
He is also winner of the New School University's Chapbook
Award for creative non-fiction for his work: Kettle
of Fish, and his memoir, Confessions of a
Former Child: A Therapist's Memoir,
was recently published by Graywolf publishers.
For a list of readings please go to Upcoming
Events. To Pre-order through Amazon click
here
He developed and maintains this website as well as DanTomasulo.com
*Photo by McKay Imaging, Red Bank, NJ
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Drs. Razza & Tomasulo are the first psychologists
to be honored as Statewide Healthcare Providers by the
ARC of New Jersey (2005), and are recipients of the
Scholar's Award from the American Society of Group Psychotherapy
and Psychodrama.
Nancy J. Razza, Ph.D., CGP
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Nancy J. Razza, Ph.D., CGP is a licensed clinical psychologist
and certified group psychotherapist. She maintains a
private practice in Red Bank, New Jersey. A corresponding
focus includes a twenty-five year commitment to individuals
with intellectual disabilities. She has designed and
implemented mental health treatment programs for this
population and supervises the training of mental health
professionals in this specialized area. She has authored
articles and chapters on dual diagnosis, trauma, sexual
offense, sexual victimization, and psychological assessment.
Dr. Razza serves on the editorial board for Mental
Health Aspects of Developmental Disabilities. She
has also developed a working model of sexual abuse avoidance
training using sociodrama, which was featured on the
CBS program "48 Hours".
She is the lead author of Healing Trauma: The Power
of Group Treatment for People with Intellectual Disabilities
recently published by the American Psychological
Association.
Dr. Razza is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
at Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center, University of
Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey at the Elizabeth
Boggs Center for Developmental Disabilities She
can be contacted there at: nancy.razza@umdnj.edu
732-235-9543
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