User:DPeterson

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About me

This user is a citizen of the United States of America.

This user lives in or hails from the state of Maryland.

This user has a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Psychology.

en	This user is a native speaker of English.

This user maintains a strict policy advising against all personal attacks.

This user is part of the
Association of Members' Advocates.

This Advocate is: available (e)

This user is a Psychologist

This user is an academic.

This user is a scientist.

My areas of expertise and my areas of interest are:

Psychotherapy with children and adolescents
Attachment theory, Sir John Bowlby, the application of attachment theory
Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Evaluation and Treatment Psychology
Cognitive Behavior Therapy

If you want to contact me you can just leave a message on my talk page.

This user is part of the
Association of Members' Advocates.

This Advocate is: available (e)

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Policies: Pillars, All

Admin: Vandalism, Incidents, Noms

Protection: Requests

Deletion: Speedy, Proposed, Articles

Tags: Articles, User Pages

Citations: Templates

Negotiation: Comments, Advocates

Mediation: Mediation-Cabal, Mediation

Settlement: Arbitration, Case History

Notability: Biographies, Fiction, Websites

Edits: Count, Summaries

1 Tags
2 Pages I've started, made substantial contributions to, or worked on
3 Other pages I've worked on and have an interest in
4 NOTES TO MYSELF
5 Countries I've visited
- 5.1 States of the United States I've visited
6 Tags I like

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