Elizabeth Dose

Educator/Teacher, Idea generator, Life mentor, Parent, Scientist, Student

In 2001, Elizabeth earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Southern California University. Her Forensic experience began in 1998 as she contracted with the Department of Corrections, providing their outpatient substance abuse and sex offender treatment. Since that time, Elizabeth has been in private practice and has had the opportunity to work with every population from the mundane to the insane—the narcissistic personality to the schizophrenic. She holds many certificates including, but not limited to, behavioral profiling, graphology, hypnosis and personality typing. Currently, her particular focus of research is on epigenetic effects of PTSD and trauma. Elizabeth spent fifteen years teaching with the Daytona State College and several years with the University of Central Florida. In 2013, she moved to North Georgia and joined the faculty with Georgia Highlands College. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, she continues her private practice and consultation work. In her free time, she enjoys hiking and traveling.

Education, showing my children the world, learning about cultural variations, states of consciousness, and improving the lives of others.

The best ideas in life are not found in a box, nor behind a screen.