Dr. Raymond H. Hamden, an American psychologist, earned a PhD (1977) and continued postgraduate studies at the Philadelphia School of Modern Psychoanalysis (1980). Postdoctoral fellowship in political psychology was earned at the University of Maryland, Center for International Development and Conflict Management (CID/CM, 1986). With four decades of studying and practicing psychology in the USA and MENA, he has published in peer-reviewed journals, presented before the US Congress by invitation, served as chair on professional committees by government summons, and has consulted in more than thirty nations in the areas of clinical, forensic, and political psychology, with the working application of diversity and inclusion for all age groups. Dr. Hamden is a life member in the Association of Psychological Sciences (formerly American Psychological Society), International Society of Political Psychology, International Council of Psychologists, and American Psychological Association. He holds membership in the DC Psychological Association, American Academy of Forensic Sciences (fellow, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Section). There are four things Dr. Hamden has learned in life: There is a God, what goes around comes around, you can never hide the truth, and patterns repeat themselves. With this knowledge and working with more than twenty thousand files of patients worldwide, he has realized the common denominator of all human kind, which he shares in this documented book of work, play, love, worship. Residing in the USA, he continues as a presenter, consultant, and mentor to academia, corporations, and media globally.
