Michael Goldblatt

Michael Goldblatt
	Part-Time Faculty, Social & Behavioral Science Academic Credentials: MA, Psychology, Marist College; MA, Communication, SUNY Albany; BA, Psychology SUNY Albany Office: UBC Phone: (215) 504-8500 Ext: 6012 Courses Taught PSYC110: Introduction to Psychology PSYC125: Psychological Techniques of Stress Management PSYC160: The Psychology of Addiction and Substance Abuse PSYC180: Human Growth and Development PSYC181: Developmental Psychology - Lifespan

Part-Time Faculty, Social & Behavioral Science
Academic Credentials: MA, Psychology, Marist College; MA, Communication, SUNY Albany; BA, Psychology SUNY Albany
Office: UBC
Phone: (215) 504-8500 Ext: 6012

Courses Taught

PSYC110: Introduction to Psychology
PSYC125: Psychological Techniques of Stress Management
PSYC160: The Psychology of Addiction and Substance Abuse
PSYC180: Human Growth and Development
PSYC181: Developmental Psychology - Lifespan

Biography

I possess a Masters Degree in Psychology from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York. I have been employed in different treatment settings in a clinical capacity. The places where I have worked include: a school district, a correctional facility, two community hospitals, and the largest forensic psychiatric center in New York State. In addition, I have significant experience working both as an Inpatient and Outpatient Therapist in the area of substance and alcohol abuse or dependence.

Shared Resources

I have a rather collaborative style of teaching. It is my opinion that education is a partnership and my goal is to help my students learn the material. I find that students learn more when they are having fun. Further, I try to share my experiences and opinions from my professional work to illuminate a student’s understanding of the course material. One of my key goals is to also make myself available to help any student with any questions they may have.

Given my professional experience, I have some knowledge of drug and alcohol treatment. I also have knowledge of the mental health field from having worked in mental health and forensic psychiatry.

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