Dr. Victoria Dickerson is a
nationally acclaimed and widely published clinician, teacher,
consultant, and lecturer who specializes working with young adults,
couples, and families with adolescents. A practicing clinical
psychologist for more than thirty years, Dr. Dickerson presents
workshops and lectures extensively on narrative
ideas and practices—a way of thinking and working that understands
people's experiences as influenced and shaped by cultural ideas and
beliefs.
She is currently an adjunct lecturer at San José State University,
teaches a summer seminar at Johns Hopkins, and offers workshops
nationally and internationally. She is the former director of two
therapy training centers in California, is actively involved with the
American Family Therapy Academy, and is currently working with the Family Process journal as the Associate Editor for Technology and New Media.
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Dr. Dickerson's book published by Perigee, a division
of Penguin/Putnam, and released August 2004, is about and for young
women in their twenties and early thirties.
WHO CARES WHAT YOU'RE
SUPPOSED TO DO?--Breaking the Rules to Get What You Want in Love, Life,
and Work
shows women how to put pressures and expectations into
perspective and see them as the options and opportunities they
can be.
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