Jay Noricks

Jay Noricks PhD began professional life as a professor of anthropology publishing on issues of cross-cultural differences in cognition and and mental health. Since changing careers in 1993, Dr. Noricks has focused upon developing a novel, cutting-edge theory/approach of/to psychotherapy for use in clinical psychology, professional counseling, and other Mental health work. "Parts and Memory Therapy: The Clinical Guide" represents the culmination of those efforts. This book combines the theory of...See more

Jay Noricks PhD began professional life as a professor of anthropology publishing on issues of cross-cultural differences in cognition and and mental health. Since changing careers in 1993, Dr. Noricks has focused upon developing a novel, cutting-edge theory/approach of/to psychotherapy for use in clinical psychology, professional counseling, and other Mental health work. "Parts and Memory Therapy: The Clinical Guide" represents the culmination of those efforts. This book combines the theory of parts of the self (ego states, subpersonalities, inner voices) with new findings in neuroscience about how to permanently neutralize emotional memories, of trauma and trauma-like experiences that lie at the base of most mental health problems. Dr. Noricks has now conducted psychotherapy for more than 25 years. See less