PROFESSORS EMERITI
| Nathan H. Azrin, Ph.D., ABPP |
| Harvard University, professor. Conduct disorder; oppositional defiant disorder (ODD); youth drug addiction; behavior therapy; depression; marital and couple counseling; muscular tics; self-injurious behavior; vocational counseling and placement; alcoholism; retardation; rehabilitation of the brain injured; insomnia. |
| A. Eugene Shapiro, Ph.D., ABPP |
| New York University. Psychodynamic psychotherapy; health services delivery systems; third-party reimbursement for mental health services; communicative processes in psychotherapy; professional issues. |
| Bernard Eingold, Ph.D. |
| University of Florida. Individual psychotherapy; marital and couple therapy; psychodiagnosis. |
| W. Joseph Burns, Ph.D., ABPP |
| University of North Dakota. Lifespan developmental neuropsychology; developmental neuropsychology; neuropsychological effects of toxins, infections, and head injury in children; neuropsychiatric disorders in the elderly; pediatric neurorahbilitation. |
| Leo J. Reyna, Ph.D. |
| University of Iowa. Behavior analysis, therapy and theory; social skills training; anxiety, depression, and anger management; research on common factors in therapy, e.g., trust hope, warmth empathy, and other relationship issues; the role of verbal event in therapy and theory; research on iatrogenic versus motivational features in maintaining client involvement in therapy. |
| Robert Weitz, Ph.D. |
| ABPP, New York University. Hypnotherapy with psychophysiological disorders, anxiety, and phobic states; development of professional education for practicing health psychologists. |
