[Adta] Re: PhD for DMT's?

[Jenn Frank]

Lora and Laurice,
   
  I third that motion!  I am in the process of applying to SBGI for a PhD in Clinical Psych, with an emphasis in Somatic Psychology.  I have researched numerous schools, and to me, the typical PhD sounds like nostly research, which peresonally, I don't think I can sustain for more than a year or two.  The PsyD sounds good, but it really seemed like a lot of repetition of what we already do...but sitting and talking, instead of using the body...I would have to stop the moving/body aspect of studies and work, which is not something I want to do at this time...
   
  I, too would love to hear from DMT 's who have pursued a PhD:
   
  For those who wish to share info:
   
  1.  Where did you go, and how did you decide?
  2.  How did you incorporate your degree with DMT work?
  3.  Did your PhD improve your career/
       If so, how?
  4.  Please add any other information that you would like to share!
   
  Thank you! 
   
  ~Jenn Frank Tantia

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1. RE: a question for those with Doctorate Degrees (Lora Wilson)


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Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 08:59:00 +0000
From: "Lora Wilson" 
Subject: RE: [Adta] a question for those with Doctorate Degrees
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Laurice -
Thank you for asking the question. I personally have been wrestling with 
the PhD question for a couple of years and have too been wondering what 
would be the most useful/lucrative/fulfilling degree. I am also interested 
in hearing the answers from our PhDs about their respective specializations 
and hope that all will reply to the general listserve.

Thanks!
Lora Wilson, MA, DTR
Long Beach, CA


>From: Laurice Nemetz 
>To: adta at adta.org
>Subject: [Adta] a question for those with Doctorate Degrees
>Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 14:13:09 -0500
>
>Hello to all,
>
>I have been contemplating pursuing a doctorate degree for a while and have 
>been investigating several programs, particularly those self-directed such 
>as Union and now Lesley. I wanted to ask those of you who have doctorate 
>degrees what area they are in ( I've seen everything from education, 
>medical DMT, psychology, etc. to more obscure titles), as well as to what 
>has been most useful. Among my consulting jobs, I have been teaching in a 
>university setting (yoga as well as guesting in the psychology department 
>under DMT), but in order to be tenure-tracked I will need a doctorate. I 
>also believe it can lend a lot of credibility to what I do, but I am 
>putting this question out to all of you. As many of you know, I do have 
>two small children so I am looking for flexibility in working this through.
>
>Thanks for any responses. You can email privately, or if you have 
>information that will benefit the greater membership for discussion, please 
>reply that way.
>
>Best,
>Lauri
>
>Laurice D. Nemetz, MA, ADTR, RYT, LCAT
>Wellness Bridge
>
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