Aubrey Fine
Who Is Aubrey H. Fine
Dr. Fine is the author of several books including the Therapist's Guide to Learning and Attention Disorders, Fathers and Sons, The Total Sports Experience for Children, The Handbook on Animal Assisted Therapy and Afternoons with Puppy. The Handbook on Animal Assisted Therapy is now in production for the third edition (Elsevier/Academic Press, 2010). He also has had a featured monthly column in Dog Fancy Magazine on the human animal bond entitled the Loving Bond. He has been a guest on numerous national TV and Radio Shows including on programs on ABC, Animal Planet, Discovery Network, KTLA, and CNN. Many years ago, he was called "Dr. Doolittle" because of his use of animals in therapy and his keen understanding of the human animal bond. Nevertheless, "DR. DO A LOT" maybe more après pros.
Aubrey has been recognized by numerous organizations for his exemplary service and dedication to children, animals and the community. His leadership among faculty and teaching excellence earned him the prestigious Wang Award in 2001, given to a distinguished professor within the California State University system (23 Universities), in this instance for exceptional commitment, dedication, and exemplary contributions within the areas of education and applied sciences. He was also awarded the Educator of the Year in 1990, from the Learning Disability Association of CA. as well as receiving the 2006 CA Poly Faculty Award for Community Engagement.
Dr. Aubrey Fine is a native of Montreal, Canada. He received his graduate degree from University of Cincinnati in 1982. Dr. Fine has been on the faculty at California State Polytechnic University since 1981.
Dr. Fine is also a licensed psychologist who opened his practice in Southern California in 1987. His practice specializes in treating children with ADHD, learning disabilities, developmental disorders and parent child relations.
What can Dr. Do A lot do for you?
Aubrey’s experiences have made him a hit for associations, health & wellness groups, educators, etc. Using his experiences with human and animal behavior, he motivates groups of all ages. His presentations are available as keynotes or workshops.
- Living and Learning with ADHD and Learning Disabilities
- Finding the Magic Within You: Helping Build Resilient and Confident Children
- Last to be Picked: Helping Children Find Ways to Get Along With Others
- Putting Youth Sports into a Perspective: Developing a Healthy Child Athlete
- The Healing Paw: Appreciating the Power of The Human Animal Bond
- Life Lessons Learned Through Our Connections with Animals
- Active Parenting- How to get the most out of your relationship with your children
- It Takes a Village to Build A Child: Supporting Children of the 21 Century.
What are others saying about Dr. Do A lot?
Aubrey’s audiences love him. He brings a zest for life and an enthusiasm that is lacking in today’s society. His attendees walk away with practical information they can apply to their own lives. Learn why others refer to him as Dr. Do Alot!
“In a fast-paced, demanding world driven by a desire for instant gratification, Aubrey has a wonderful calming influence which draws you in and creates an engaging climate for sharing in the adventure on which he is about to take you. His passion inspires and motivates the listener long after the presentation is over. What I find most appealing is Aubrey’s personable approach and deep sincerity. After listening to him, you feel as if you’ve just spent quality time with a good friend. And I guarantee that you will always leave a better person than before you met him.” — Diana M. McQuarrie, American Humane Association
“Aubrey Fine is an exceptional orator who is able to reach the hearts and minds of his audience. He is a great story teller who is able to bring a topic to life through sharing his life experiences and skillfully intertwining inspirational stories.” — Ronald Kotkin, Ph.D.; Clinical Professor of Pediatrics; University of California, Irvine
“Your seminar was such a pleasure! It was the best CEU course I'd ever attended. It was rich--your stories were so engaging and informative, your heart for what you're doing was inspiring. I'm so glad I was there!” — Maribeth Ekey, Ph.D.
“Dr. Aubrey Fine has an almost innate ability to charm and captivate his audience with his comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter and his passion for children. His unique delivery will keep you listening and involved.” — Larry Komar; Past Chair, California Advisory Commission on Special Education; Past California State Coordinator for C.H.A.D.D, Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder
“Dr. Fine captures his audiences with real life examples of the enormous differences that animals can make in the lives of people. Stories from his years of experience are extremely inspiring. He combines science will real life examples. A true joy to listen to.” — Rebecca Johnson, PhD, RN, FAAN; Millsap Professor of Gerontological Nursing; Director- Research Center for Human Animal Interaction; University of Missouri
“I wanted to thank you for such a heart-felt, spectacular presentation. I've never enjoyed a continuing education seminar as much as this one. Keep up the great work and keep teaching us!” — Susan Vinograd, MFT,
Who Is Aubrey H. Fine
Dr. Fine is the author of several books including the Therapist's Guide to Learning and Attention Disorders, Fathers and Sons, The Total Sports Experience for Children, The Handbook on Animal Assisted Therapy and Afternoons with Puppy. The Handbook on Animal Assisted Therapy is now in production for the third edition (Elsevier/Academic Press, 2010). He also has had a featured monthly column in Dog Fancy Magazine on the human animal bond entitled the Loving Bond. He has been a guest on numerous national TV and Radio Shows including on programs on ABC, Animal Planet, Discovery Network, KTLA, and CNN. Many years ago, he was called "Dr. Doolittle" because of his use of animals in therapy and his keen understanding of the human animal bond. Nevertheless, "DR. DO A LOT" maybe more après pros.
Aubrey has been recognized by numerous organizations for his exemplary service and dedication to children, animals and the community. His leadership among faculty and teaching excellence earned him the prestigious Wang Award in 2001, given to a distinguished professor within the California State University system (23 Universities), in this instance for exceptional commitment, dedication, and exemplary contributions within the areas of education and applied sciences. He was also awarded the Educator of the Year in 1990, from the Learning Disability Association of CA. as well as receiving the 2006 CA Poly Faculty Award for Community Engagement.
Dr. Aubrey Fine is a native of Montreal, Canada. He received his graduate degree from University of Cincinnati in 1982. Dr. Fine has been on the faculty at California State Polytechnic University since 1981.
Dr. Fine is also a licensed psychologist who opened his practice in Southern California in 1987. His practice specializes in treating children with ADHD, learning disabilities, developmental disorders and parent child relations.
What can Dr. Do A lot do for you?
Aubrey’s experiences have made him a hit for associations, health & wellness groups, educators, etc. Using his experiences with human and animal behavior, he motivates groups of all ages. His presentations are available as keynotes or workshops.
- Living and Learning with ADHD and Learning Disabilities
- Finding the Magic Within You: Helping Build Resilient and Confident Children
- Last to be Picked: Helping Children Find Ways to Get Along With Others
- Putting Youth Sports into a Perspective: Developing a Healthy Child Athlete
- The Healing Paw: Appreciating the Power of The Human Animal Bond
- Life Lessons Learned Through Our Connections with Animals
- Active Parenting- How to get the most out of your relationship with your children
- It Takes a Village to Build A Child: Supporting Children of the 21 Century.
What are others saying about Dr. Do A lot?
Aubrey’s audiences love him. He brings a zest for life and an enthusiasm that is lacking in today’s society. His attendees walk away with practical information they can apply to their own lives. Learn why others refer to him as Dr. Do Alot!
“In a fast-paced, demanding world driven by a desire for instant gratification, Aubrey has a wonderful calming influence which draws you in and creates an engaging climate for sharing in the adventure on which he is about to take you. His passion inspires and motivates the listener long after the presentation is over. What I find most appealing is Aubrey’s personable approach and deep sincerity. After listening to him, you feel as if you’ve just spent quality time with a good friend. And I guarantee that you will always leave a better person than before you met him.” — Diana M. McQuarrie, American Humane Association
“Aubrey Fine is an exceptional orator who is able to reach the hearts and minds of his audience. He is a great story teller who is able to bring a topic to life through sharing his life experiences and skillfully intertwining inspirational stories.” — Ronald Kotkin, Ph.D.; Clinical Professor of Pediatrics; University of California, Irvine
“Your seminar was such a pleasure! It was the best CEU course I'd ever attended. It was rich--your stories were so engaging and informative, your heart for what you're doing was inspiring. I'm so glad I was there!” — Maribeth Ekey, Ph.D.
“Dr. Aubrey Fine has an almost innate ability to charm and captivate his audience with his comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter and his passion for children. His unique delivery will keep you listening and involved.” — Larry Komar; Past Chair, California Advisory Commission on Special Education; Past California State Coordinator for C.H.A.D.D, Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder
“Dr. Fine captures his audiences with real life examples of the enormous differences that animals can make in the lives of people. Stories from his years of experience are extremely inspiring. He combines science will real life examples. A true joy to listen to.” — Rebecca Johnson, PhD, RN, FAAN; Millsap Professor of Gerontological Nursing; Director- Research Center for Human Animal Interaction; University of Missouri
“I wanted to thank you for such a heart-felt, spectacular presentation. I've never enjoyed a continuing education seminar as much as this one. Keep up the great work and keep teaching us!” — Susan Vinograd, MFT,
