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Dr. Dean Van Leuven
Dean Van Leuven has been a United States Air Force Captain and Aircraft Commander, a rancher and lettered in football and track at the University of Oregon, where he also earned his Bachelors Degre...mehr sehenDean Van Leuven has been a United States Air Force Captain and Aircraft Commander, a rancher and lettered in football and track at the University of Oregon, where he also earned his Bachelors Degree in Psychology and a Doctor of Jurisprudence in Law. He passed up the opportunity to play professional football for a flying career as a USAF Aircraft Commander and Flight Instructor.
He has practiced International Business Law in Europe, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Australia where he specialized in Corporate and Tax Law. While in private practice in Oregon, and as a City Judge he developed a keen interest in anger issues because of his frequent encounter with anger related problems.
He conducts workshops and is the author of many books dealing with emotional issues in the family. They include: Life Without Anger, Parenting Without Anger, Partnering Without Anger, and A Peaceful New World. (see www.lifewithoutanger.com)
His books evolved from his work teaching classes and conducting workshops on the subject of anger. His classes included mental health patients, high school students, businesses, parenting and relationship classes; as well as anger prevention classes for the general public. His most recent book is “Emotional Intelligence – Taking Control of Your Life,” which is used as a textbook for emotional skills training.
Dean is the founder of World Emotional Literacy League (www.manyone.net/well) which was created to teach the principles of emotional intelligence though the educational system worldwide.
Dean is the founding patron of World Without Anger (www.worldwithoutanger.org) in Nepal. This organization was created to bring emotional literacy to the people of Nepal, primarily through the educational system.weniger sehen