SUSAN M BERGER
Cosmetology in Boston, MA

Founder, Therapist, specializing in grief and loss at Center for Loss & Healing, Psychotherapist at Center for Loss, Bereavement, & Healing

Mental Health Care

Center for Loss & Healing - 860 Worcester Rd., Suite 102, Framingham, MA 01701 since Jul 2007 - Founder, Therapist, specializing in grief and loss Center for Loss, Bereavement, & Healing since Jan 2005 - Psychotherapist Various Colleges and Universities - Massachusetts Jan 2001 - Dec 2008 - Adjunct Faculty and Assistant Professor of Management Keystone Associates Jun 2001 - Jul 2003 - Career Counselor Berger Consulting Group 1995 - 1998 - President Corporations Against Drug Abuse 1990 - 1994 - Vice President, Workplace Programs Center for Addictive Behaviors 1979 - 1989 - Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operations Officer

Mount Ida College 2001 - 2006
Certificate, Thanatology (Dying, Death & Bereavement) Harvard University Graduate School of Education 1981 - 1986
Doctorate in Education, Administration, Planning, and Social Policy Boston University 1972 - 1975
MSW, Community Organization/Administration Boston University 1963 - 1967
B.A., Philosophy & Government

Psychotherapy, Career Counseling, Non-profits, Teaching, Resume Writing, Higher Education, Community Outreach, Psychology, Mental Health, Organizational Development, Family Therapy, Treatment, Counseling Psychology, Career Development, Training, Coaching, Staff Development, Adolescents, Proposal Writing, Healthcare, Workshop Facilitation, Research, Public Speaking, Nonprofits, Career Assessment, Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Crisis Intervention, Program Development, Grant Writing

Animals of all kinds, my siamese cats in particular

The Five Ways We Grieve, Boston: Shambala Publications, October 2009 Faculty Excellence Award, 2007, Emmanuel College "Helping Survivors Find New Identity through an Innovative Typology," in resources in Education, ERIC/CASS, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, NC 2001 Harvard Pilgrim Health Plan: Turnaround Strategy in a Time of Crisis. NESAP NEWS, December 2001 Vol 5 Issue 3 Best Practices for Maintaining and Enhancing Delivery of Mental Health Care in Rural Areas Under Medicaid Managed Behavioral Healthcare, Susan A. Berger, Ed.D. and Holly Korda Ph.D., Open Minds, October, 1998. Creating a Consumer and Family-Oriented Health Care System, An Environmental Scan of Reforms Impacting Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care, Veronica Goff and Susan Berger, Ed.D., Washington Business Group on Health, Washington, DC, March 1997

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