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Evander Lomke
Under the direction of Evander Lomke, President & Executive Director of AMHF, and the supervision of Dr. William Van Ornum, the new publishing program AMHF Books continues and broadens the international-research mission of AMHF. Mr. Lomke and vice president of AMHF, Gene Gollogly, have developed publishing programs at Frederick Ungar, Crossroad/Continuum (along with Dr. Van Ornum, who developed The Continuum Counseling Series), Continuum Publishing Group, SteinerBooks, and Lantern. Mr. Lomke has edited such authorities as Reuben Fine, Robert T. Francoeur, Lucy Freeman, the posthumous writings of Erich Fromm, John Money, and Herbert Strean. Mr. Lomke is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and PEN, and is listed in Who's Who in America.
elomke@americanmentalhealthfoundation.org
Dr. William Van Ornum
William Van Ornum holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Loyola University of Chicago. He studied under such luminaries as Frank J. Kobler and Eugene Kennedy. After receiving his degree, Van Ornum worked at Astor Home for Children/Day Treatment Program as psychologist and clinical director. The children of Astor were considered emotionally disturbed as well as learning-disabled. The guiding philosophy of Astor is to provide individual therapy, structured classes with needed behavior modification, family therapy, needed medication, and close supervision of all medication. Van Ornum served on the board of directors for fourteen years, until 2002, and continues to help out as "A Friend of Astor." For two years, he was director of psychology at Craig House Hospital in Beacon, New York. For the past twenty years, Van Ornum has taught at Marist College instructing on such subjects as psychological assessment and abnormal psychology. He has also been in private practice for twenty-five years. Van Ornum's latest book (2008), coauthored with Linda L. Dunlap and Milton F. Shore, is published by Pearson/Prentice Hall, Psychological Testing across the Life Span.
wvornum@americanmentalhealthfoundation.org
Or please send email to
Evander Lomke
Under the direction of Evander Lomke, President & Executive Director of AMHF, and the supervision of Dr. William Van Ornum, the new publishing program AMHF Books continues and broadens the international-research mission of AMHF. Mr. Lomke and vice president of AMHF, Gene Gollogly, have developed publishing programs at Frederick Ungar, Crossroad/Continuum (along with Dr. Van Ornum, who developed The Continuum Counseling Series), Continuum Publishing Group, SteinerBooks, and Lantern. Mr. Lomke has edited such authorities as Reuben Fine, Robert T. Francoeur, Lucy Freeman, the posthumous writings of Erich Fromm, John Money, and Herbert Strean. Mr. Lomke is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and PEN, and is listed in Who's Who in America.
elomke@americanmentalhealthfoundation.org
Dr. William Van Ornum
William Van Ornum holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Loyola University of Chicago. He studied under such luminaries as Frank J. Kobler and Eugene Kennedy. After receiving his degree, Van Ornum worked at Astor Home for Children/Day Treatment Program as psychologist and clinical director. The children of Astor were considered emotionally disturbed as well as learning-disabled. The guiding philosophy of Astor is to provide individual therapy, structured classes with needed behavior modification, family therapy, needed medication, and close supervision of all medication. Van Ornum served on the board of directors for fourteen years, until 2002, and continues to help out as "A Friend of Astor." For two years, he was director of psychology at Craig House Hospital in Beacon, New York. For the past twenty years, Van Ornum has taught at Marist College instructing on such subjects as psychological assessment and abnormal psychology. He has also been in private practice for twenty-five years. Van Ornum's latest book (2008), coauthored with Linda L. Dunlap and Milton F. Shore, is published by Pearson/Prentice Hall, Psychological Testing across the Life Span.
wvornum@americanmentalhealthfoundation.org
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