Curriculum Vitae

Arthur D. Colman, M.D.
412 Napa Street
Sausalito, California 94965

Date of Birth: September 29, 1937
Place of Birth: New York, New York

Education

• Harvard, A.B. Magna Cum Laude in Biochemical Sciences, 1958. Harvard College Scholarship (honorary).
• Harvard, M.D., 1962.
• Internship: Beth Israel Hospital, Boston (Medicine) 1962-1963.
• Residency: Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute, University of California, San Francisco (Psychiatry) 1963-1966.
• Board Certification: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1969.
• C.J. Jung Institute, San Francisco, 1977-1982.
• Certified Analyst, 1982-present.

  Other Training

• Jackson Memorial Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine, 1953, 1955, summers. Sponsor: Dr. Clarence Cook Little.
• Harvard Biological Laboratories, 1957. Research toward undergraduate thesis. Sponsor: Dr. George Wald.
• Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1959. Research in Psychosomatic Medicine. Sponsor: Dr. Henry Fox.
• Massachusetts Mental Health Center, 1957-1959. Research toward thesis in medicine. Sponsor: Dr. Milton Greenblatt.
• National Institute of Neurology, Queen's Square, London, England, 1970. Sponsor: Dr. Eliot Slater.
• Associated Faculties Program in Community Psychiatry, Training Program (Washington School of Psychiatry), 1966-1968.
• Group Relations Conferences (1967 - Holyoke; 1968 - Amherst).
• Institutes in Organizational Psychology, Organizational Design, Architecture, Group Training Modalities as part of Career Teacher Grant (University of California at San Francisco, 1970-1972) and Behavioral Factors in Architecture Grant Program (1971-1976).

Work History

Military Service
Major, U.S. Army Medical Corps
Tour of Duty: July 1966 - July 1969
Assignments:

• Research Psychiatrist, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) Division of Neuropsychiatry. (Dr. David McK. Rioch, Director).
• Staff Psychiatrist and Teaching Faculty, Walter Reed General Hospital (WRGH).
  
  Work Affiliations
  
• 1969-1970. Staff Psychiatrist and Head of Research, Etonim Hospital, Judean Hills, Jerusalem, Israel. Staff Psychiatrist, Student Counseling Service, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
• 1970-1972. Career Teacher in Psychiatry (NIMH), and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry in Residence, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco.
• 1971-1972. Assistant Professor of Ambulatory Medicine in Residence, University of California, School of Medicine, San Francisco.
• 1971-1976. Lecturer in Behavioral Sciences, Department Architecture, School of Environmental Design, University of California, Berkeley. Faculty and Co-Investigator, Behavioral Factors Grant (NIMH), Department of Architecture, School of Environmental Design, UCB.
• 1972-1977. Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Ambulatory Medicine, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco. · 1978-present Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco.
• 1971-present. President Founder, Grex (S.F.). President, Board of Directors, 1971-1974; Member, Board of Directors, 1974-1977.
• 1973-1976. Founder and Member Board of Directors, A.K. Rice Institute, Washington, D.C. 1976 Staff Member and Consultant, Leicester National Training Conference, Leicester, England. Sponsored by Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, London, England. President, A.K.Rice Institute 1986-1988.
• 1970-present Member, Group Relations Conference Staff: More than 30 Group Relations Conferences including Holyoke National Conference, National Hospital Conference, Santa Clara Conference.
• 1971-present Director and Associate Director, Group Relations Conference of more than 20 Group Relations Conferences including Menninger National conference, Northwest National Conference, and Conferences including the Wright Institute, the Department of Mental Hygiene (California), the Department of Transportation (California), the Northwest Psychiatric Association of the A.P.A.
• 1978-present Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco.
• 1982-present Member, C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco. 1983-present Faculty and Training Analyst, C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco. Chairman, Review Committee, 1988-1992.
  
  Organizational Consultation (abridged)
  
• Consultant: Alemany Day Treatment Center; American Group Psychotherapy Association; Asian Mental Health Center (Berkeley); Asociacion en Mexico Psecologia Profunda; Association Oakland Department of Health, State of California; Department of Transportation, State of California; Eastern Washington University; Ford Foundation; Letterman General Hospital; Tavistock Institute, London; Marin Mental Health Center; Menninger Institute; Northern California Group Psychotherapy Association; Santa Sabina Center (San Rafael); Sociedade Paulista de Psicoterapia Analitica de Grupo (Jornada); Threshold Foundation; University of California (Berkeley, Davis, San Diego) Dept. of Architecture; University of California Medical Center (S.F.), Cardiovascular Research Laboratory; University of California Medical Center (S.F.), Dept. of Psychiatry; University of Virginia College at Wise; U.S. Forest Service - U.S. State Dept.; V Congresso Brasileiro de Psicoterapia Junguiana (Jornada, DA); Wright Institute; Columbia University;. Sokoni.
  
  Private Practice of Psychiatry
  
• 1966-1969 Washington, D.C.
• 1969-1970 Jerusalem, Israel.
• 1970-1972 San Francisco, California.
• 1972-present Sausalito.

• 1973-present Associate Editor, Birth and the Family Journal.
• 1975-1983 Editor, Journal of Personality and Social Systems.
• 1975-present General Editor, A.K. Rice Institute Group Relations Readers.
• 1988-present Editor, Library Journal, C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco.
• 1988-1998 Founder and Editor, Connected Works, C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco.
• 1984-1998 Chairman, Publishing Committee, C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco.

• 1957 National Science Foundation Training Fellow (Harvard Biological Laboratories) summer.
• 1959 National Institute of Mental Health Summer Training Grant, (Peter Bent Brigham Hospital) summer.
• 1967 State of California Department of Mental Hygiene Grant for Psychiatric Research, Investigation of the Psychology of Normal Pregnant Women and New Mothers, $1,032.
• 1968-1969 U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command Grant for Project, Ward 108: An Experimental Wad and Field Program for Treatment and Training of Character and Behavior Disorders, Dr. Arthur Colman, Chief Investigator, $17,142.
• 1970-1972 Career Teacher in Psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health, $70,000.
• 1972-1976 Faculty and Co-Investigator, Behavioral Factors in Architecture, National Institute of Mental Health, Principal Investigator: Roseyln Lindheim.
• 1972 Fellow, American Psychiatric Association.
• 1978 Fellow, A.K. Rice Institute.
• 1986-1988 President, A.K. Rice Institute.
• 1990-1994 Member & Chair Review Committee. (C.G. Jung Institute San Francisco).

Bibliography (abridged)

Books Authored

• Colman, A.D. The Planned Environment in Psychiatric Treatment: A Manual for Ward Design. New York: Thomas, 1971.
• Colman, A.D. and Colman, L.L. Pregnancy: The Psychological Experience. New York: Seabury Press, 1971. Paperback, Bantam, Revised Edition: Noonday Press, 1991. Avon, 1992. 1976, French Edition: La Grossesse. Paris: Laffont, 1973. Spanish Edition: El Embarazo: Madrid: Fax, 1974.
• Colman, A.D. and Libby, L.L. Love and Ecstasy. New York: Seabury Press, 1975.
• Colman, A.D. and Colman, L.L. Earth Father/Sky Father: Images for Male Parents. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1981. (Also published in China, same title.) Colman, A.D. and Colman, L.L. The Father: Mythology and Changing Roles. Wilamette, IL. Chiron, 1988; Avon Paperback, 1992.
• Colman, A.D. Up From Scapegoating: Awakening Consciousness in Groups. Evanston: Chiron, 1995.

  Additional Bibliography

  14 chapters in Books 1974 - 1996. 40 articles in professional journals.

Most Recent Chapters, Articles, Presentations & Workshops (abridged)

Writings

"Pain and Surgery: The Shamanic Experience" and "Beyond Tourism: Travel with Shamanic Intent." Both in The Sacred Heritage: the Influence of Shamanism on Analytical Psychology, edited by Donald F. Sandner and Steven H. Wong, 1997. "Collective Consciousness and the Psychology of Human Interconnectedness" in Group Psychotherapy in the 20th Century - Special Millenium Issue. Vol.24, Nos. 2/3, 2000. "Music and the Psychology of Pacifism" in Terror, Violence and the Impulse to Destroy, edited by John Beebe Daimon, 2003.

Lectures (outside U.S.)

• 1996-1997 lectures in Mexico City, Mexico (General Audience): I. The Secret in Individuation, II. In the Final Analysis, III. Pain and Individuation.
• 1999, lecture & workshop in Jerusalem, Israel (Jungian Audience): Pain, Individuation & The Scapegoat
• Lecture & Workshop in Brazil (General and Organization) I. Scapegoats & Secrets II. Leaders and Scapegoats Workshops
• 1998 "Asilomar", Northern California, Group Therapy Assoc. (Large Group)
• 1997, 1998 Oaxaca Workshop, Mexico (Large Group)
• 1998 "Barge" Workshop, Sausalito (Small Group)
• 1999 Gestault Institute, Sacramento (Small Group)
• 1999 Threshold, California (Organizational Workshop)
• 1999 Brazil Workshop, Pocas de Caldas (Large Group)
• 1999 Israel Workshop, Jerusalem (Large Group).