Curriculum Vitae (10/2005)
Dr.
Hamid Peseschkian
M.D.,
D.M., D.Med.Sc.
German
Board-certified psychiatrist, neurologist,
and
psychotherapist
*
Managing
Director, Wiesbaden Academy of Psychotherapy
*
Private practice for
psychotherapy
*
Director and Trainer,
WIAP-Institute of Management Training (IMT)
*
Board member, German
Association of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
*
Chairman, International
Center of Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy Inc.
*
Visiting Professor, Northern
State Medical University, Arkhangelsk (Russia)
and UTEPSA University in
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
*
Lectureship, Institute of
Psychology, University of Mainz, Germany
***
Address:
Wiesbaden Academy of Psychotherapy, Luisenstraße 28,
65185 Wiesbaden,
Germany
Tel.: +49-611-373707; Fax:
+49-611-3757108, hamid@peseschkian.com, www.peseschkian.com
Biographic
Information:
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Born in 1962 in Wiesbaden, Germany
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Married to Mrs. Barbara Peseschkian, nee Nicke-Mühlschlegel: Computer
Analyst
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Two children (Leyla *1995, Farid *1997)
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Citizenship: German
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Languages spoken: German (native), English, Persian, Russian and some
French
University Education and
Degrees:
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M.D. (1987), Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Faculty of
Medicine, Mainz, Germany
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Doctor of Medicine (1988) in psychosomatic medicine (with ‘magna cum
laude’), Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Faculty of Medicine, Mainz,
Germany. Thesis on “Psycho-social aspects
of 100 patients with lumbar disk herniation.”
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D.Med.Sc. (Doctor of Medical Sciences, 1998) postdoctoral dissertation
in psychiatry and medical psychology, at the ‘Federal Scientific-Methodological
Center for Psychotherapy and Medical Psychology’ of the Bekhterev
Psychoneurological Scientific Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Thesis on “Positive Psychotherapy as a
transcultural approach to Russian psychotherapy.”
Clinical Experience,
Resident Training and Post-Graduate Medical Speciality:
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Internship in internal medicine, surgery and neurology at the
University Hospital of Mainz, Germany (1986 - 1987)
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Postgraduate, specialized residency training in psychiatry and
neurology with experiences in
addiction psychiatry and
sleep medicine (6/1988 - 7/1992) (at two neuropsychiatric hospitals in
Hessen, Germany)
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Assistant, Psychiatric-psychotherapeutic private practice (8/92 –
9/92), Wiesbaden, Germany
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Consultant, Regional Psychiatric Hospital, Yekaterinburg, Russia
(11/1992 - 5/1994)
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Subspecialty training in psychotherapy (1989 - 1993) (Positive
Psychotherapy and
Psychodrama), Psychotherapy
Institutes Marburg and Wiesbaden, Germany
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Staff specialist, American Medical Center (AMC), Moscow, Russia
(3/1995-11/1999). Head of Mental Health Services (12/1998 – 11/1999)
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Private psychotherapeutic practice in Wiesbaden, Germany (since 1/2000)
Certifications,
Specializations and Licenses:
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German Board-certifications as specialist in psychotherapy (1994), psychiatry
(1996), neurology (1997) and psychiatry and psychotherapy (1999) by
the State Medical Chamber in Germany (unlimited certificates)
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Unlimited medical license in Germany (‘Approbation’) (since 1987)
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Russian Board-certifications as specialist in psychiatry (3/1998), addiction
psychiatry (3/1998), and in psychotherapy (5/1999) by Postgraduate
Medical Institutes in St. Petersburg and Novokusnetsk
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Official recognition of German medical degree by the Federal State
Committee for Higher Learning of the Russian Federation, Moscow (5/1997)
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Permission to hold the Russian academic degree (D.Med.Sc.) in Germany
as “Dr. habil.” by the Hessen State Ministry of Science (2/2000)
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European Certified Psychotherapist (EAP, 2002)
Teaching and training
experience
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Since 1985 international lecturer, since 1991 lecturing and teaching as
visiting lecturer at more than 25 medical schools and universities in Russia
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Lecturer, Department of Medical Psychology, Sechenov Moscow Medical
Academy (1996-1998)
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Over 80 intensive postgraduate training seminars on ‘Positive
Psychotherapy, Transcultural Family Therapy and Psychosomatic Medicine’ in more
than 30 cities of Russia and the CIS, for approx. 3,000 - 4,000 doctors,
psychologists and students (since 1991)
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Associate professor and postgraduate trainer for psychotherapy,
International Center of Positive Psychotherapy and Wiesbaden Academy for
Psychotherapy
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Stress management and cross-cultural seminars for managers and
corporate employees (since 1988)
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Supervision of five Ph.D. (Med.) candidates in Russia
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Visiting Professor, Institute of Psychology and Psychiatry, Northern
State Medical University, Arkhangelsk (Russia) (since September 2002)
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Visiting Professor, UTEPSA University, Santa Cruz, Bolivia (since
November 2004)
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Lectureship at the Institute of Medical Psychology, University of
Frankfurt/Main (2003)
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Lectureship at the Institute of Psychology, University of Mainz (since
2003)
Professional publications
and presentations:
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3 monographs, total of 62 scientific publications
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more than 30 lectures and presentations at national and international
professional conferences
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more than 250 lectures on various topics
Organizational and
administrative activities
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Founding and supervising of 25 local and regional ‘Centers for Positive
Psychotherapy, Transcultural Family Therapy and Psychosomatic Medicine’ in
Russia and the former USSR (since 1991)
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Founding of the Association of Positive Psychotherapy in St.
Petersburg, 16 Jan 1992.
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Co-Founder and member of the Board of Directors of the Russian
Association for Positive Psychotherapy (since 1993)
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Member, Board of Directors, International Center for Positive
Psychotherapy, (Chairman since 2001)
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Co-chair, Organizing Committee, Annual conferences of the Russian
Association of Positive
Psychotherapy (1993-1998)
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Co-chair, Organizing and Scientific Committee, 1st World
Conference of Positive
Psychotherapy, May 1997, St.
Petersburg, Russia
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Founding member, Section of ‘family psychology, family therapy and
counseling’ of the Russian Psychological Society (12/1998)
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Supervision and Managing of the publication of 6 books on Positive
Psychotherapy in Russia (translation, editing, printing, distribution)
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Member, Organizing Committee, 2nd World Congress of Positive
Psychotherapy, July 2000, Wiesbaden, Germany
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Managing Director, Wiesbaden Postgraduate Academy of Psychotherapy
(since 12/1999)
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Director, Institute of Management Training (IMT) at the WIAP-Academy
(since 9/2000)
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Associate Editor for Continental Europe, “International Journal of
Psychotherapy”
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Member, Editorial Board, “Psychotherapy” (Russian Journal)
Appointments, Nominations,
and Calls
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Co-founder and Member of Editorial-Board, “POSITUM”- Journal of
Positive Psychotherapy (St. Petersburg)
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Member, International Steering Committee, First World Conference on
Family Violence (September 1998, Singapore)
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Member, International Scientific Committee, 2nd World
Conference of Positive Psychotherapy, July 2000, Wiesbaden, Germany
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Nominee, International Sigmund Freud-Award for Psychotherapy of the
City of Vienna, 1999
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Chair, Working Group “Transcultural Psychotherapy”, World Council for
Psychotherapy (since 12/1999)
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Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of the Russian
Psychotherapeutic Association (1/2000)
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“Ceramic Dolphin Award 2001” for contribution to the development of
psychotherapy in the Primorye Region of Russia by the Russian Psychotherapy
Association – Primorye Branch
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Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal “Questions of mental medicine
and ecology” (Russia)
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Member, Scientific Council, Institute of Positive Psychotherapy
(Moscow)
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Board member, German Association of Psychodyamic
Psychotherapy (Deutsche Fachgesellschaft für Tiefenpsychologisch fundierte
Psychotherapie (DFT) e.V. (since 2/2004)
Membership in professional
organizations
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American Psychiatric Association (APA)
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World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP)
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International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP)
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German Society for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Neurological Sciences
(DGPPN)
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Russian Psychotherapeutic Association (RPA)
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Russian Professional Psychotherapeutic League (PPL)
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German Association of Psychodyamic Psychotherapy
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German Association for Positive Psychotherapy (DGPP)
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Baha’i International Health Agency (BIHA) (life-member)
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Associations for Baha’i Studies (ABS), North America (life-member),
Germany, and English-speaking Europe
Special areas of research
and interest:
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transcultural psychotherapy
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psychosomatics
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family therapy
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first interview techniques
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stress management
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marriage preparation, family life education