Dr. Ron Robbins
initiated and developed the theory of Rhythmic Integration, and
the Panic Project application for rapidly reducing frequent panic attacks.
Dr.
Robbins received his Doctorate in
Psychology in 1965 from the University of Missouri. Besides Clinical
Psychology, his studies emphasized early childhood education, group and
organizational dynamics, and philosophy.
He has elaborated on these interests throughout
his professional life as a Psychotherapist practicing in Poughkeepsie, New
York; Consultant to the White House Conference on Children; Technical
Specialist to the Head Start program during its formative years.
He has served as a Change Facilitator for small treatment centers, all levels of academic institutions, small businesses and international corporations. He served as a Sports Psychologist significantly improving the performance of NCAA athletes as measured by statistics.
He has served as a Change Facilitator for small treatment centers, all levels of academic institutions, small businesses and international corporations. He served as a Sports Psychologist significantly improving the performance of NCAA athletes as measured by statistics.
Dr. Robbins was a Steering Committee
Member for the United Stated Association for Body Psychotherapists during its
formative phases. He is currently an
International Trainer for the Bioenergetic Institute for whom he has also served as
a Trustee.
He has presented his work
in eighteen countries where he has spoken and extensively provided professional training. His major theoretical work is the book, Rhythmic Integration: Finding Wholeness
in the Cycle of Change. (Station Hill Press, 1990).
For this book, he reviewed and directly collected auto-biographical material from the founders of the major psychotherapy schools that ascended in the 1960’s.
Personal interviews were conducted with Albert Ellis, J. L. Moreno, Jacqui Lee Schiff, Carl Rogers, Virginia Satir, and Alexander Lowen. They willingly collaborated in relating their lives and work to the phase of the Rhythmic Cycle which marked their history, and their contribution. Carl Jung and R. D. Laing were included through reference to their written material.
Dr. Robbins currently is working on body-oriented psycho-therapeutic methods to help people move directly to the experience of positive feelings and wholeness.
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For this book, he reviewed and directly collected auto-biographical material from the founders of the major psychotherapy schools that ascended in the 1960’s.
Personal interviews were conducted with Albert Ellis, J. L. Moreno, Jacqui Lee Schiff, Carl Rogers, Virginia Satir, and Alexander Lowen. They willingly collaborated in relating their lives and work to the phase of the Rhythmic Cycle which marked their history, and their contribution. Carl Jung and R. D. Laing were included through reference to their written material.
Dr. Robbins currently is working on body-oriented psycho-therapeutic methods to help people move directly to the experience of positive feelings and wholeness.
For More Information:
Call 845-485-7171 (US),
Email us at rhythmicintegration@gmail.com
For our site's security, please type "Request for more information" on the Subject Line of your email.