Wes Wingett, PhD

Private Practice in Norfolk, NE, USA. since 1978

A Brief Biographical Sketch

Wes Wingett, PhD, LMHP has been a counselor in private practice inNorfolk, NE since 1978. Prior to entering private practice, Dr. Wingett had been employed as a counselor in a mental health center, a university program development specialist, an elementary school administrator, and a junior high and secondary school counselor and teacher.Dr. Wingett received his bachelor's degree of fine arts in education from WayneState College, Wayne, Nebraska and his masters and doctorate degrees in guidance and counselor education from the University of Wyoming, Laramie,Wyoming. The degrees were completed in 1964, 1972, and 1975. Additional graduate study was completed at the University of Vermont and the University ofNorthern Colorado.

Dr. Wingett’s private practice focuses on presenting Adlerian training in variety of venues, consultation to educational institutions and business enterprises, and providing individual, couple, and family counseling. He hasserved as a consultant in the areas of early childhood education, time and stress management, domestic violence, drug and alcohol prevention and treatment, health care and wellness, adult-child relationships and training of mental health professionals. He has provided management training and personnel consultation to various institutions, agencies and industries. Dr. Wingett is an adjunct faculty member atWayne State College in Nebraska, Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania, BoiseState University in Idaho, and Trakia University in Stara Gazora, Bulgaria where he teaches Adlerian-based courses to educators and mental health professionals. He has conducted workshops based on the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler in 23 of the 50 United States, Puerto Rico, three provinces in Canada and several countries in Europe including Austria, France, Germany, Hungary,Ireland, Malta, Romania, The Netherlands, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Wales and in Asia in India, Taiwan, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. In addition, he has conducted workshops in South America in Uruguay and Central America in El Salvador.

Dr. Wingett's primary interests include applying Adlerian principles to the study of addictions, aging, counselor supervision, education, individual, couple and group counseling, grief, multigenerational families, parenting, and stress management. A student and teacher of Adlerian psychology for more than 50 years, the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology has named Dr.Wingett a Diplomate in Adlerian Psychology. In addition, he has coauthored several articles that have been published in professional journals both in theUnited States and the United Kingdom, coauthored several chapters in books, self-published four workbooks focusing on the application of Adlerian psychology to various challenges of living, and co-authored four workbooks focusing on families.

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Dr D. Srinivasan

Psychiatrist

15 Minute Break

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

VAMHS Closing Ceremony - Dr Srinivasan

Virtual Asia-Pacific Mental Health Symposium

Dr Latha Satish

Yoga therapy Consultant and Teacher, INDIA

Dr. Raja Selvam

Clinical Psychologist, California

Panel Discussion

Samidha Kumar

Student

Vibhavari Desai

Professor

Shreya Sharma

Student

Maxim Pereira

Associate Professor

S. Jayadevi Jayaprakash

Counselling Psychologist, Hypnotherapist and Trainee Play Therapist

Vaishnavi Agarwal

Student

30 Minute Break

Dr C. Ramasubramanian

Consultant Psychiatrist, Madurai

Ms. Sindhu B. S.

Psychotherapist, INDIA

Rafael J. Cortina

Supervisor, Trainer and Gestalt Psychotherapist/CEO, USA.

VAMHS Committee

Virtual Asia-Pacific Mental Health Symposium

Dr Sridhar Vaitheswaran

Assistant Director & Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. T.S. Sathyanarayana Rao

Associate Professor

Dr. Manoj K. Pandey

Associate Professor

Aarti C. Rajaratnam

Psychologist

FHA Shibly

Director - Office of the Strategic Planning Implementation and Monitoring (OSPIM)

Dr Sudipta Roy

Clinical Psychologist

Dr Harvey Chochinov

Psychiatrist, University of Manitoba

Bimba Chavan

Unhyphen Psychology & Consulting

Rupa Parthasarathy

MINDKSHETRA (Rupa )

Smruthy Nair

Unhyphen Psychology

Roula Selinas

Transform Counselling & Coaching

Thea Keane

Thea Keane Counselling

Dr Melissa Ann Burr-Dixon

Perth Bible College

Jim Schirmer

University of Queensland

Dr Arthur Wooters

Head of Counselling - Stirling College

Professor Dr Anwarul Hasan Sufi

Director of the Mental Health Centre of Rajshahi University

Dr Alvin Ng Lai Oon

Professor of Psychology, Sunway University

Richard Hill

The Science of Psychotherapy Academy

Bette Blance

William Glasser International Board

Dr Devasena Desai

Kaveri Gifted Education and Research Center

Parimal Pandit

Director at Anthroposophic Psychology and Research Association

Parimal Pandit , is a qualified Clinical Psychologist, Internationally Certified Anthroposophic Psychotherapist , trainer & Biography Consultant and practicing

Dr. Robert Rhoton

President at the Trauma Institute International

CEO of Arizona Trauma Institute and President at the Trauma Institute International, author of several books on trauma treatment, international lecture on Trauma and Salutogenic Asset-Focused clinical work, and possessor of a diverse history of experience in the mental health field.

Wes Wingett, PhD

Private Practice in Norfolk, NE, USA. since 1978

Wes Wingett has served as a consultant in the areas of early childhood education, time and stress management, domestic violence, drug and alcohol prevention and treatment, health care and wellness, adult-child relationships and training of mental health professionals.

Dr Dushyant M Bhadlikar

Psychiatrist

Dr Dushyant M Bhadlikar is a psychiatrist practising EMDR since 2001. He is a certified trainer and has trained MHPs in Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand

Dr Bill Borgen

President of the International Association of Counselling

William Borgen is a professor of Counselling Psychology and Head of the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, and Special Education at the University of British Columbia.

Dr Dione Mifsud

University of Malta

Immediate Past President of the International Association of Counselling (IAC) and former Head of the Department of Counselling at the University of Malta.

Prathiba Subramaniam

Family Therapist

Special Guest: Inaugural Address

Paper Presentations

David ‘Bhakti’ Gotlieb

M.App.Sci.Crit.Psych. Grad Dip Social Ecology, ACA College of Supervision (Australia)

Dr Stephani Stephens

University of Canberra

Dr Philip Armstrong

CEO Australian Counselling Association (Australia)

Adjunct Senior Industry Fellow of the University of South Australia and a Fellow of the Australian Counselling Association.

Dr Sophie Lea

Director Kind Schools

Dr Sophie Lea is a Counselling Academic and a Level 4 Member of the ACA. She specialises in Youth and Adolescent Counselling and is the Director of Kind Schools Australia.

Dr Vasuki Mathivanan

Founder/President Indian Academy of Professional Supervisors (India)

Dr. Vasuki Mathivanan is an accomplished Psychologist with over 2 decades of experience in the field of mental health

Tracey Milson

Director of the Clinical Counselling Center

Tracey is a Level 4 ACA member and a Clinical Supervisor. She is the Director of the Clinical Counselling Centre, the leading provider of the RISE-UP model of training for supervisors.