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Dick Rauscher

About Dick Rauscher

Dick Rauscher is retired from 25 years in private practice as a pastoral psychotherapist, a certified Fellow in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, an ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church, a New York State licensed Mental Health Counselor, Nationally Endorsed for Counseling by the United Methodist Division of Chaplains and the Board of Higher Education, a writer and publisher of the Stonyhill Spiritual Growth Newsletter, and the author of many other articles published on the Stonyhill and other internet websites on the subjects of authentic spiritual growth, The Primitive Ego Theory of Human Development, and the intentional evolution of human consciousness.

CLINICAL TRAINING includes the Albert Einstein School of Medicine's Cape Cod Institute's Agosin Group Seminar on the Integration of Spirituality and Psychotherapy, the Foundation for Community Enhancement Community Building Workshop and Community Building Skills Seminar & Training Workshop, 2 years with the New York Consortium for Advanced Training in Analytic Psychotherapy, 1 Yr of Post Graduate Clinical Residency in Object Relations Family Therapy, 2 Yrs. of Post graduate Clinical Residency in Analytic Psychotherapy, and 2 Yrs. of Post Graduate PTP Training at the OPCC Hoople Institute.

CLINICAL SUPERVISION includes 15 years with the Upstate NY Family Counseling Center of the Finger Lakes, Individual and Group Supervision w/ the Upstate NY Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center, the Rochester NY Samaritan Center, and Syracuse University.

WORK EXPERIENCE includes founder and workshop facilitator of the Creative Relationships Institute, 13 Yrs. on the NCNY UMC Conference's Board of Ordained Ministry, 24 Yrs.as Founder and Director/Therapist of the Naples/Canandaigua, NY Family Counseling Center, 4 Yrs. as Chaplain/Therapist at Upstate NY's Keuka College, Chaplain of the Southern Tier Hospice

ACADEMIC EDUCATION includes Masters in Divinity from Colgate Rochester Seminary and a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from Clarkson University.