Asa Brown
Ph.D., D.N.C.C.M., CCC, F.A.A.E.T.S.
NY, USDr. Asa Don Brown is an author, speaker, and clinician. Dr. Brown has worked as a clinician in Canada and the United States. He is a prolific author having been published in a variety of professional and popular journals, magazines, and online columns, including: Healthy Directions, American Psychiatric, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, Inner Peace Parenting Magazine, and many others. Dr. Brown has had a regular monthly column with The Sober World Magazine (January 2015 - Present). In the past, he had a bimonthly column with the Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association from February 2011- February 2015. Dr. Brown has published the following books: Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace, Finding Solutions that Work, 2016; Waiting to Live, 2010 and The Effects of Childhood Trauma on Adult Perception and Worldview, 2008.
Dr. Asa Don Brown's books and lectures have transformed the minds of his readers and audiences around the world. Asa has worked in private practice in Canada and the United States. He has taught at the university and college levels. He has served a variety of professional boards including: Washington State Counseling Association, Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, Brain Technology & Neuroscience Research Centre, BTNRC, The Society for the Arts in Dementia Care, and a variety of others. He has consulted various forms of government; social service agencies; legal practices; educational institutions; medical practices; religious organizations; and others in the field of psychology and psychiatry. He regularly consults and engages businesses and business leaders on topics that directly affect their fields. He has had the privilege of being interviewed and a guest of a variety of television, radio, magazine, and newspaper columns.
As a volunteer, I am continuously seeking new ways to challenge my person. In the past year, I have become a New York Firefighter in Vestal, New York. I have sincerely enjoyed the challenge that has been placed on my person academically, emotionally, psychologically, and professionally. Firefighting is not what is scene on television, but it is a process of redeveloping the internal and external person.
Most of all, I am a father and a husband. I am fortunate to be married to my best-friend, lover, advocate, and supporter. I cannot imagine my life without either my children or my loving bride. I cannot adequately express the love that I have for my family. I simply adore my children and I am thankful for the gifts that has been bestowed upon my life. My wife and I will celebrate our 19th Anniversary this August 16, 2016. As a family, while we have faced numerous challenges, we are well aware of the blessings of simply being in a family.
Dr. Asa Don Brown is an author, speaker, and clinician. Dr. Brown has worked as a clinician in Canada and the United States. He is a prolific author having been published in a variety of professional and popular journals, magazines, and online columns, including: Healthy Directions, American Psychiatric, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, Inner Peace Parenting Magazine, and many others. Dr. Brown has had a regular monthly column with The Sober World Magazine (January 2015 - Present). In the past, he had a bimonthly column with the Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association from February 2011- February 2015. Dr. Brown has published the following books: Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace, Finding Solutions that Work, 2016; Waiting to Live, 2010 and The Effects of Childhood Trauma on Adult Perception and Worldview, 2008.
Dr. Asa Don Brown's books and lectures have transformed the minds of his readers and audiences around the world. Asa has worked in private practice in Canada and the United States. He has taught at the university and college levels. He has served a variety of professional boards including: Washington State Counseling Association, Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, Brain Technology & Neuroscience Research Centre, BTNRC, The Society for the Arts in Dementia Care, and a variety of others. He has consulted various forms of government; social service agencies; legal practices; educational institutions; medical practices; religious organizations; and others in the field of psychology and psychiatry. He regularly consults and engages businesses and business leaders on topics that directly affect their fields. He has had the privilege of being interviewed and a guest of a variety of television, radio, magazine, and newspaper columns.
As a volunteer, I am continuously seeking new ways to challenge my person. In the past year, I have become a New York Firefighter in Vestal, New York. I have sincerely enjoyed the challenge that has been placed on my person academically, emotionally, psychologically, and professionally. Firefighting is not what is scene on television, but it is a process of redeveloping the internal and external person.
Most of all, I am a father and a husband. I am fortunate to be married to my best-friend, lover, advocate, and supporter. I cannot imagine my life without either my children or my loving bride. I cannot adequately express the love that I have for my family. I simply adore my children and I am thankful for the gifts that has been bestowed upon my life. My wife and I will celebrate our 19th Anniversary this August 16, 2016. As a family, while we have faced numerous challenges, we are well aware of the blessings of simply being in a family.
TRAINING / BOOK: Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace ~ Implementing Solutions that Work
