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John Suler, Ph.D.

Dr. John Suler received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Currently he is Professor of Psychology at Rider University (in New Jersey) and a practicing psychologist in Pennsylvania. His past research and journal publications have focused on a variety of topics related to psychoanalytic theory and therapy, including mental imagery, creativity, and the relationship of Eastern philosophy to western psychology. His book Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Eastern Thought was published by the State University of New York Press.

Over the past several years he has become intensely active on the Internet, with a special interest in online publishing and the application of psychological principles to understanding behavior in cyberspace. He created and continues to develop three online hypertext books (i.e., web sites). The Psychology of Cyberspace explores how individuals and groups behave on the internet, with one large subsection of this site focussing on the multimedia chat community known as The Palace. Teaching Clinical Psychology is a large collection of exercises, projects, syllabi, essays, and other resources for teaching courses related to psychopathology, psychotherapy, psychological tests, and group dynamics. Zen Stories to Tell Your Neighbors - which has received a variety of awards - offers several dozen classic Zen stories for visitors to read and comment on.

Read Dr. Suler's Articles:

• 5 Simple Yet Important Email Parts
• Computer Communication as Psychological Transference
• Cyberspace as an Alternative to Dreaming
• Dream 2: Belonging and Being Understood
• Dream 3: The Ideal Haven
• Dreams 4 & 5: Fate and the Nature of Reality
• Dreams About Palace
• Extending an In-Person Group into Cyberspace
• Facets of Dreaming in Cyberspace
• In a Nutshell: Intercultural Communication Through E-mail
• Keeping Record: The E-mail Archive
• Little Known Considerations When You Email a Friend
• Loose Self Boundaries
• New Jersey Psychologist Reveals Why Your Teen Online Loves Cyberspace
• Novice and Pro: Intensity of E-mail Use
• Now You Can Have Thriving Relationships with Email Partners
• Now You Can Understand Email Language
• Pacing: The Ebb and Flow of Mail
• Psychology of Cyberspace - Computer and Cyberspace Addiction
• Psychology of Cyberspace - Cyberspace as Dream World
• Psychology of Cyberspace - Transference to Computers
• Psychology of Cyberspace - Why is This Thing Eating My Life?
• Psychotherapy Using Avatars
• Smart Email Communication for Everyone
• Social Networking for Teens Online: MySpace & Facebook
• Spontaneous Generation
• The Ebb and Flow of Email Life
• The Geezer Brigade: Feisty Seniors Rally Online
• The Secrets of a Dynamic Email Message
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Can I Hold You In Cyberspace?
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Conclusions
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Noses and Tongues
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Seeing is Believing
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Sensory Integration and Intuition
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Some Definitions
• The Showdown Between In-Person and Cyberspace Relationships: Words and Listening
• This Will Help You Understand Your Teenager Online
• Tips for Bridging the Technology Gap with Online Teens!
• Tips for How to Keep Your Kids Safe from Sexual Predators Online
• Tips for How to Think about Teen Internet Addiction
• Use Your Email Writing Skills to Communicate Effectively
• You are Me, I am You, We are All Together
• You as Parent, Computer as You
• You Can Be Writing Email Like a Pro
• Your Online Teen: How to Manage Without Being Ridiculous

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