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Bruce Borkosky, Psy.D.

U.S.

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Expertise

any related to psychology, especially related to forensic psychology

Experience in the area

15 years as a licensed psychologist, 15 years in private practice. My practice began primarily doing individual and group psychotherapy, is now devoted to assessments, but I occasionally do take on clients in therapy.

Organizations

American Psychological Association

Education/Credentials

B.A. psychology, B.A., music, Ohio Wesleyan U., 1978 MCS, computer science, University of Dayton, 1984 MA, psychology, Miami Inst. of Psychology, 1991 Psy.D., psychology, Miami Inst. of Psychology, 1993 post doctoral training in Neuropsychology, Fielding Institute, 1995-1997

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User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
sara	05/10/12	10	10	10
Troy McEachin	05/01/12	10	10	10	Very quick response and helpful. Thank you!
Mike	04/16/12	10	10	10
PRAKASH	04/10/12	10	10	10
Suba	04/08/12	10	10	10

Recent Answers from Bruce Borkosky, Psy.D.

2012-05-01 Dream about Dead Snakes:

Hi, Troy, no one knows what the 'true meaning' of dreams is. If anyone ever figures it out, it will likely be front page news. I personally am particularly fond of the Freudian interpretation of dreams

2012-03-27 Question:

Hi, John, thanks for your question. You asked, "why does memory work like that?" --------unless I am mistaken, you believe that your memory is unclear. You merely wonder about it. So your question

2012-03-26 getting along with people:

Hi, Jeff, thanks for your question. Yes, there's a very good book called "people skills". This book gives you many practical examples that you can put to work right away. One strategy that I've often

2012-03-22 Psychology:

hi Christian, thanks for your question. him and I really don't know what the market is like in your area of the world. The marketplace, worldwide, seems to be changing rapidly these days. You seem to say

2012-02-28 Dreams:

Hi, Ben, thanks for your question. No one 'really' knows "why" we dream. There are lots of theories. My favorite is the Freudian explanation. Freud postulated that our dreams represent an unconscious wish

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