1991 BEMW Counseling and Training Associates. Stress management curriculum development to help relocating FBI employees. 1988 Arlington Hospital, Arlington, VA. Stress management instructor in Control Data Corporation's StayWell Training Program, teaching cognitive restructuring, active listening, assertiveness, dealing with aggressive people, giving and receiving negative feedback, empathy training, and relaxation. Also, Worksite Health Seminar Series: Stress Management and Relaxation Training for employees of The Washington Naval Yard and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. 1985-1988 The Army Staff Corporate Fitness Program, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Stress Management Consultant and Instructor in Type A modification, coping and communication, and relaxation training for Department of the Army (cognitive restructuring, hostility management, assertiveness training, cognitive-behavioral drills, time management, nutrition and exercise guidelines). 1988 WJLA-TV, Washington, D.C. (Channel 7, ABC Affiliate). Technical Adviser and Educational Materials Designer for "The Stress Factor" stress documentary. 1984-1986 Washington Hospital Center Heart Institute, Washington, D.C. Comprehensive Cardiovascular Health Promotion Project. Program development, evaluation and funding. 1984 State of Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Tidewater Administration, Annapolis, Maryland. stress management training program development. Scholarly Activities 2016 Manuscript reviewer for Mruk, C., Feeling Good by Doing Good: A Guide to Authentic Self-Esteem. New York: Oxford University Press.
State University of New York at Albany F. "Wonderful book! Valuable resource for both the layperson and the professional. It's readable and offers practical suggestions for those who are plagued by worry, anxiety and nervous fatigue (most of our society). Theoretically sound and based on good research. This book shows that help is within everyone's reach. It has my endorsement." A. Dean Byrd, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist Clinical Professor of Psychology Brigham Young University and University of Utah G. "The book is written in most people can understand and relate to. Readers get the impression that they can do something about much of their anxiety, worry and fatigue. The self-rating instruments allow the readers to know where they stand on the extent of their problems and need to consult professional help. Many approaches are provided: cognitive, behavioral, spiritual. Readers will be able to choose what works for them." Hopwood, MSW Family Therapist & Site Director United Behavioral Systems, Milwaukee,Wisconsin H. "Dr. Glenn Schiraldi's book presents a clear, systematic approach to understanding and alleviating worry and anxiety problems. It not only can serve as a comprehensive self-help guide for individuals suffering from stress and anxiety, but also is a valuable resource for mental health professionals assisting clients with anxiety disorders. Dr. Schiraldi, writing in an authoritative yet down-to-earth style, presents anxiety as a natural and understandable process that individuals need not fear, and he instills hope for overcoming anxiety through proactive development of coping skills. A central premise of the book is the idea that anxiety problems are amplifications of the body's natural responses to life stresses, and that through the development of a variety of specific self-management skills, the individual can significantly reduce worry and anxiety, while increasing his or her overall productivity and enjoyment of life. The book draws on the writings of leading researchers and clinicians, and it provides detailed step-by-step guidelines that the reader can follow in applying techniques
D. “A comprehensive handbook that provides an accessible and achievable roadmap to preparation, treatment, and recovery from the psychological stresses of combat. We are confident that this resource will prove invaluable to our participants." Dan T. Cook, Founder, Executive Director, Rivers of Recovery E "Glenn Schiraldi has once again offered much-needed education for stress syndromes—this time aimed directly at our service men and women. This guide is practical, easily read, and addresses the need for self-management skills before, during, and after deployment. Dr. Schiraldi's devotion to our military members, families, and communities is evident in this book." Victoria Bruner, LCSW, RN, BCETS, Associate Director of Clinical Education, Deployment Health Clinical Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center F. "Dr. Glenn Schiraldi has offered a timely, insightful perspective on stress management for soldiers and their families, especially those of the post-9/11 generation. No generation has been asked to do more for our great Nation, and none has responded more superbly. Dr. Schiraldi honors their service by providing clear explanations of the stress they confront and concise suggestions on how to maintain resilience in their professional and personal lives.” Robert M. Kimmitt, Major General, USAR (Retired), 173rd Airborne Brigade, Vietnam, 1970-71 I have read the following and certify that this curriculum vita is a current and accurate statement of my professional record. ______________________________ Signature