Bio
Greg Bogart, Ph.D. is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
(MFC# 28276) in private practice in Berkeley, California, specializing
in depth psychotherapy, vocational counseling, dreamwork, and psychosynthesis.
He is a Board Certified Professional Counselor and member of the American
Psychotherapy Association. Greg's work combines his training in psychoanalytic,
existential, Jungian, Buddhist, and imagery-based psychotherapies, as
well as mythic and religious studies. He teaches in the departments
of Counseling Psychology and East-West Psychology at the California
Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). He also teaches at Sonoma State
University and serves on the research faculty of the Institute of Transpersonal
Psychology. Formerly he was a core faculty member in the School of Holistic
Studies, John F. Kennedy University. Greg's writings have appeared in
The American Journal of Psychotherapy, Journal of Humanistic
Psychology, Journal of Transpersonal Psychology,
California Therapist, Journal of the Society for the Study
of Dreams, and Yoga Journal. Greg is a graduate of Saybrook
Institute (Ph.D, Psychology), CIIS (M.A., Integral Counseling Psychology),
and Wesleyan University (B.A., Religious Studies).