CONIGLIARO, Vincenzo

CONIGLIARO, Vincenzo. American (born Italy), b. 1928. Genres: Psychiatry, Psychology. Career: Fordham University, NYC, assistant professor, 1961-66, associate professor of psychiatry, 1967-86, professor, 1986-. Catholic Charities, Brooklyn, NY, senior psychiatrist and director of training at Guidance Clinics, 1961-63; St. Francis Monastery, co-founder and instructor at Institute of Pastoral Counseling, 1961-63; School of Theology for Laymen, lecturer, 1961-63; Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, member of professional advisory board, Family Life Bureau and Family Consultation Service, 1966-74; lecturer at seminaries and medical centers; consultant to Academy of the Sacred Heart and to Roman Catholic religious orders. Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, lecturer and staff psychiatrist in community mental health and public education, 1963-66; Iona College, assistant professor, 1963-66, associate professor, 1966-68, co-founder of Graduate School of Pastoral Counseling and staff member, 1963-68; Metropolitan Consultation Center, lecturer, 1963-68, medical director, 1966-; Training Institute for Mental Health Practitioners, training analyst, senior supervisor, medical director, and member of board of trustees and board of directors, all 1968-, dean and president, 1978-; lecturer at colleges and universities; guest on television and radio programs. Publications: Dreams as a Tool in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: The Royal Road to the Unconscious, 1997. Contributor to medical journals, popular magazines, and religious periodicals in the United States and Italy. Address: 22 W 21st St Fl 10, New York, NY 10010-6904, U.S.A.