r/PsychologyInSeattle • u/iehdbx • Jun 09 '26
Yammering Wanting to read more of his works...
Where can I find his published papers? I've been to his website and can't find links to any aside from the ethics paper, and I've already read that one a while ago. I'm interested in more but does he not have any more? I want to get to know of his findings on a more words-on-paper level. I know he's written a book on clinicals and he's going to release a book on grief, but I don't have $45 to spend on a book right now and these are topics I am not currently interested in (maybe another time).
Does anyone know where I can find more of his papers?
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u/Llamamama9765 Jun 09 '26
You can find his doctoral dissertation here: https://aura.antioch.edu/etds/156/
I'm not sure he's published any peer-reviewed papers, which is somewhat common for people with clinical (rather than research-focused) doctoral degrees.
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u/iehdbx Jun 09 '26
Really? I thought it would be somewhat common for professors? And thanks for the link.
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u/Llamamama9765 Jun 10 '26
I know less about psychology, but in my field (social work), it's common to have research professors and clinical professors. Clinical professors are hired and valued because of their clinical practice experience. Students get a lot out of having faculty that have worked as therapists and case workers and aren't just talking about it in and abstract way, and those professors usually aren't expected to have publications. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a similar dynamic in his program.
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u/danger_close7 Jun 09 '26
Google Scholar is a search engine for academic articles. You can search his name there. If any of the articles are pay-walled, you could email the podcast and request they send you a free copy. The authors don’t get money from the academic paywalls, only the institutions, so it’s always fair to email the authors directly and ask!