The Mystified Fortune-Teller and Other Tales from Psychotherapy

About Gerald Amada

Dr. Gerald Amada was one of the founders and the director of the City College of San Francisco Mental Health Program during a thirty-year career at that college. He had also maintained a private psychotherapy practice for over thirty-five years. He received B.A. and M.S.W. degrees at Rutgers University and a Ph. D. in social and clinical psychology at the Wright Institute Berkeley California. Dr. Amada has published twelve books in three genres: psychotherapy college student conduct issues and fiction. As well he has published in professional journals more than eighty articles and book reviews on the subjects of psychotherapy and disruptive college student issues. He has lectured at more than 150 colleges and universities on these subjects to faculty counseling and administrative audiences. Dr. Amada is the recipient of the 1984 Award of Excellence in the category of Administrator Post-Secondary Education conferred by the National Education Special Needs Personnel Region 5 which comprises eighteen states.He lives in San Rafael California with his wife Lorraine and their dog and cats.