9/11
Critical Incident
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Ron Mercer is the Co-Founder and Director of Corporate/EAP Services for the Center for Creative Living, a private psychological/ consulting practice in Coral Springs, Florida. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology as well as a Doctorate in Adult Developmental Psychology, specializing in men's/gender issues. Along with his clinical practice, he conducts seminars and training for organizations and corporations, focusing on such areas as wellness, communication training, and confl ict resolution. He is a specialist in critical debriefi ng therapy. "9/11: Critical Incident" is the fourth book th...
Ron Mercer is the Co-Founder and Director of Corporate/EAP Services for the Center for Creative Living, a private psychological/ consulting practice in Coral Springs, Florida. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology as well as a Doctorate in Adult Developmental Psychology, specializing in men's/gender issues. Along with his clinical practice, he conducts seminars and training for organizations and corporations, focusing on such areas as wellness, communication training, and confl ict resolution. He is a specialist in critical debriefi ng therapy. "9/11: Critical Incident" is the fourth book that he has written. He continues to be a fi rst responder when called to both human-caused and natural crises and traumatic situations. He is also near completion of his fi fth book focusing on Jungian Archetype therapy and men's issues with one chapter devoted to the understanding of the roots of male dark warrior energy and how it continuously, throughout time contributes to the cause of events such as 9/11. "This book and goal for people to unite and live in peace on earth is dedicated to Dr. Noel Markwell, PhD, my mentor from the Union Institute and University, Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. His spirit and vision live on in all his students who were lucky to have him as a guide"
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