Kathryn Seifert, Ph.D.:  Sitemap
	Dr. Kathryn Seifert has over 30 years experience as a psychotherapist and she founded Eastern Shore Psychological Services, a multidisciplinary mental health clinic with 4 locations. She has created several guided imagery and journal sets and has written numerous self help articles. She speaks nationally and has written dozens of articles about youth and family violence and helping high risk youth. She created the CARE2: Chronic Violent Behavior Risk and Needs Assessment. Her lecture on "Disrupted Attachment Patterns" is available on DVD. Her original Book for professionals, " more... Biography, Read My Blog, Success Story, Contact Author, Message Board, Read Reviews,
Books • 49 Marketing Secrets (That Work to Grow Sales) • CARE 2: CHronic Violent Behavior Risk & Needs Assessment - Second Edition • How Children Become Violent (Professional Version) • How Children Become Violent - Parent Version • Pathways to Inner Peace: An Audio CD and Journal for Getting in Touch with • Relax: Your Life May depend on It • Walking Among Angels - Edition 2 Articles     ( View all 14 articles ) • 11 Ways to Protect Our Children from Sexual Abuse • 15 Indicators That a Man May be at Risk for Violence • 2006 Saw a Resurgence in US Violence Rates • 6 Mass Murders Take 47 Lives in 30 Days • 7 Signs a Youth is at Risk for Violent Acting Out • 7 Steps to Healthy Self-Esteem • Assessing the Future Risk of Youth Violence • Basics of the CARE2 • Children and War • Dr. Jeckle and Ms. Hyde: A Tale of Female Violence Poetry     ( View all 11 poems ) • Father/Farther • From the Bottom of My Heart • Going Home • Grace • Grandmother's Song • If I Were You • Lost and Found • Pray for Peace • Sweet Youth • Threads News • Appearance on Discovery Channel ID and 10 Year Anniversary • Bullying in America • Parents who Attack Their Children and Partners • Raising Children Who Kill Events • Building Strong Communities • National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges • Discovery Channel ID, Wicked Attractions • International Children and Law Conference