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Jan 10th, 2018
An early leader in UWindsor’s psychology department will provide his perspective on the past and future of clinical psychology in a free public colloquium Thursday, January 11.
Ray Daly designed the University’s clinical training program and inaugurated it in 1967. Since leaving the faculty, Dr. Daly continues practice as a registered psychologist and his research in neurofeedback, meditation, and psychotherapy.
He will integrate his experiences and knowledge in Thursday’s presentation, entitled “The Relationship between the Brain, Information, Context, and Psychotherapy,” at 4 p.m. in room 203, Toldo Health Education Centre.
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