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Dr. J. Scott Fraser, Ph.D., ABPP

Phone: 937-775-4325
Fax: 937-775-4323

E-mail: scott.fraser@wright.edu

Areas of Specialization/Interest

Brief Therapy, Family Therapy, Crisis, Applications of System Theory to the Understanding of Problems, to View Human Interaction, and to Integrating Practice.

Classes Taught

Multicultural Lab I & II
Crisis Intervention & Lab
Practice Tutorial (PT)
Brief Psychotherapy
Family Therapy
Supervised Experience & Intern Supervision
Integrative Psychotherapy

Biographical Information

Dr. Fraser has served the school in the positions ofDirector of Internship Training for four years, and asthe school's Director of Clinical Training for fouryears. He is currently a full time faculty member at therank of professor. Dr. Fraser is a nationally recognizedexpert in the areas of strategic crisis intervention and brieftherapy, as well as strategic and systemic approaches tomarriage and family therapy. He is the author of a greatnumber of articles, chapters, and reviews in the familytherapy area. He is on the editorial board of a number ofjournals in professional psychology and family therapy. Prior tojoining the faculty full time in 1990, Dr. Fraser spent 15 yearsadministering and supervising in a model training andservice facility focusing on crisis and brief therapyservice and training. He specializes in live supervisionteams and conducts training workshops and consultationsregionally and nationally on strategic brief therapy andsystem interventions. Dr. Fraser currently directs the BriefTherapy Center, housed at the South Community Mental HealthCenter. He also supervises trainees in primary care psychologyat the East Dayton Health Center and the Good SamaritanHospital's Internal Medicine Center and Residency Program.