Gallenberger, Joseph (M.) 1950-

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GALLENBERGER, Joseph (M.) 1950-

PERSONAL:

Born March 20, 1950, in Menasha, WI; son of Michael (a printing company executive) and Leone (a homemaker; maiden name, Landig) Gallenberger; married Charleene Nicely (divorced); married Elena Hammond (a real estate agent), June 9, 2001; children: Sara Beth; (stepchildren) Kendra Hammond, Alexandra Hammond. Education: Catholic University of American, B.A. (psychology), 1972; Memphis State University, M.S., 1976, Ph.D. (clinical psychology), 1979. Hobbies and other interests: Gardening, hiking, piano.

ADDRESSES:

Office—Rainbow Ventures, 1529 Greenville, Hwy., Hendersonville, NC 28739. E-mail—[email protected].

CAREER:

Clinical psychologist and author. Trend Mental Health Center, Hendersonville, NC, psychological services director, 1979-81; clinical psychologist in private practice, 1981—. Monroe Institute, residential trainer; workshop presenter, mediator, and seminar leader.

MEMBER:

American Psychological Association, North Carolina Psychological Association.

WRITINGS:

Brother Forever: An Unexpected Journey beyond Death, Hampton Roads (Charlotteville, VA), 1997.

Contributor to periodicals, including Monroe Institute Focus and Journal of Hemi-Sync.

WORK IN PROGRESS:

A novel, The Steam; the poetry collection Pillow Poems: Celebrating Love and Lust; Vegas Adventures, a book on how to manifest what you desire; researching psychokinesis for use in energy healing, and Las Vegas gaming.

SIDELIGHTS:

Joseph M. Gallenberger told CA: "I write to clarify my own experince to myself, to share and to teach. I write about areas of life that are often not fully discussed and have strong impact on our emotions and sense of meaning. My book, Brothers Forever, came about as I reached for enlightened grieving after my brother's suicide. I write from the heart and yet aim for clear and wise insight into my topic."