CHRISTIAN WOLFF, MA
Social Work at Randolph Ave, Portland, OR
License number
Oregon 5050
Category
Social Work
Type
Clinical
Address
Address
2303 N Randolph Ave #5, Portland, OR 97227
Phone
(503) 381-2032
Organization information
See more information about CHRISTIAN WOLFF at bizstanding.comChristian Wolff
820 NW 21 Ave, Portland, OR 97209
Status:
Inactive
Industry:
Nonclassifiable Establishments
Professional information
Christian Wolff, Psya
Position:
Owner at Christian Wolff, PsyA, Portland Psychologist Associate: Counseling & Psychotherapy in NW Portland
Location:
Portland, Oregon Area
Industry:
Mental Health Care
Work:
Christian Wolff, PsyA, Portland Psychologist Associate: Counseling & Psychotherapy in NW Portland
since Apr 2003
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Owner
Various Sites
Jan 1979 - May 2009
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Positions in Psychology
Education:
Washburn University Graduate School 1988 - 1993
Master of Arts, Clinical PsychologyI received a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology in 1993 from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. My Bachelor of Science degree was earned in 1985 from Kansas State University with majors in Psychology and in Interdisciplinary Social Science. The latter emphasized Anthropology, Sociology, and Philosophy. I am a member of Psi Chi and Phi Kappa Phi academic honor societies.
Master of Arts, Clinical PsychologyI received a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology in 1993 from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. My Bachelor of Science degree was earned in 1985 from Kansas State University with majors in Psychology and in Interdisciplinary Social Science. The latter emphasized Anthropology, Sociology, and Philosophy. I am a member of Psi Chi and Phi Kappa Phi academic honor societies.
Skills:
I specialize in Buddhist approaches to psychotherapy & find that they integrate well with most western therapies, I am interested in a variety of the western therapies as well including those as diverse as the basic psychodynamic, behavioral & existential angles, In fact, it is this very integration which interests me most, Finally, to add one more layer, I like to step outside of the realm of psychology per se and to draw upon those elements from which the discipline of psychology developed