Timothy Dwyer

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Courses

• 40800 Family Systems Approaches to Practice
• 64100 Essential Skills in Couple Therapy

Job Experience

• Senior Staff Therapist, The Family Institue at Northwestern University
• Associate Professor of Counseling, Loyola University, New Orleans
• Private practice
• McCormick Tribune Foundation Chair and Program Director for Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy; Assistant Clinical Professor in the Center for Applied Psychological and Family Studies and The Family Institute at Northwestern University

Fields of Special Interest

• Couple and family therapy education, training and practice
• Family life-cycle development
• Interface aspects of the self-of-the-therapist
• Culture, community, and contextual foundations
• Systemic approaches to treatment of addiction

Publications or Presentations

• Thomas, F. N. & Dwyer, T. F. (2012). Just do it: The therapist’s recursive relationship between being and being in couple’s therapy. Context, (June) p. 2-6. (requested reprint by the Family Therapy Association of U.K.)
• Dwyer, T. F. (2011).  Family caregiving across the lifespan. Family Therapy Magazine. (Jan/Feb) p. 18-21.
• Dwyer, T. F. & Thomas, F. N. (2010). Just do it: The therapist’s recursive relationship between being and being in couple’s therapy. Journal of the Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, 15, 40-50.
• Godwin, E., Meek, G. & Dwyer, T. (2009). Parenting stress & marital satisfaction in families of young adolescents. Louisiana Journal of Counseling, 16, 29-38.