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Carlos J. Correa Bernier
For the past three decades, Dr. Carlos J. Correa Bernier has combined his exceptional skills as a family and marital therapist, author, consultant, theologian, and public speaker, ...mehr sehenFor the past three decades, Dr. Carlos J. Correa Bernier has combined his exceptional skills as a family and marital therapist, author, consultant, theologian, and public speaker, becoming one of the leading figures in the fields of Hispanic family systems, male psychology, emotional growth, relationships and bi-national Christian Based Communities. Correa Bernier brought the conversation about psychology of religion into the mainstream of theological education in the U.S.- Mexico border region of San Diego-Tijuana. His dynamic ways of teaching have been welcomed and celebrated in many Latin American countries, as well as in the Caribbean, Asia and Europe. A much sought out speaker, Correa Bernier has truly touched and transformed the lives of many.
Born in Puerto Rico, he later moved to the State of Massachusetts, where he came in touch with the subject of family systems and the teachings of Salvador Minuchin. He later earned his Bachelor of Arts (psychology) and a second bachelor degree in biblical interpretation (Hebrew and Greek). Influenced by Carl Whitaker and Leonardo Boff, Correa Bernier dedicated his career to the integration of psychology and theology earning master degrees in the fields of marriage and family therapy and theology. He continued his postgraduate studies earning his Doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology with specialization in violent behaviors and male psychology, and completed his residency toward his second Doctoral degree at the GTF / University of Oxford (Christ Church College). Correa Bernier has presented workshops on many topics in more than 40 countries throughout the world.weniger sehen
Bücher von Carlos J. Correa Bernier
Toward a Latin American Psychology of Religion: Evolution, Tendencies and Perspectives