Natalie Frank
Dr. Natalie Frank received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Georgia. She was on Faculty at George Washington University and was Director if the Graduate Program in Clinical Practices in Psychology at the University of Hartford. Focusing on Stress, and Coping, she is widely published in psychology and is a frequently invited presenter at National and International Conferences and has been an invited speaker for Colloquium presenting information on a variety of topics.
Dr. Frank is also interested in working with Trauma Victims. She has worked on a PTSD inpatient unit with Vietnam and Desert Storm Veterans, and on a Women's Inpatient Unit with women suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder (formerly Multiple Personality Disorder). Following the September 11th attacks, Dr. Frank volunteered at the Pentagon Command Center, working with the families of the Pentagon Victims. For her service she received a commendation from U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
Freelance Writing
Natalie is also a Freelance Writer whose interests include Child Well Being; Public Policy and Government; Current Events; Ethics; Educational Reform; Methods of Mentoring; Parenting Issues; Health Care Reform; Advocacy; Veteran's Affairs; Psychological Disorders; Eldercare; and Social Support as an Intervention for Mental Distress. Her articles can be found in various magazines and online journals.
CREATIVE WRITING
Natalie has been writing poetry and short stories since she was a child, and recently finished her first full length play, a historical fiction piece about Leo Frank as well as her first novel, a psychological mystery thriller which she is beginning to edit for submission.. She has two other novels partially completed and her short stories and flash fiction pieces have been featured in several literary journals. Her goal is to win the lottery so she can focus on her writing without having to be concerned with where her next meal is coming from, while continuing to teach part time.
Latest Articles
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Toys by James Patterson with Neil McMahan: A Book Review
A battle to save the human race from the genetically engineered "Elites" is set in motion amidst the backdrop of amusing yet ominous toys.
Jan 31, 2012
- Natalie Frank
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Orthorexia: Distinct Disorder or Subtype of OCD or Anorexia
Many individuals have embraced eating healthy. Yet, some may take it too far, until their health is harmed not improved by this lifestyle choice.
Jan 29, 2012
- Natalie Frank
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Orthorexia Nervosa: Can Eating Healthy Kill You?
Healthy eating is a positive lifestyle change many people make. But can you take this too far?
Jan 16, 2012
- Natalie Frank
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Chanukah Favorite: A Recipe for Jelly Filled Donuts (Sufganiot)
Fried Potato Latkes and Jelly Filled Donuts are customarily eaten on Chanukah to commemorate the Holiday Miracle. A recipe for delicious donuts is included
Dec 26, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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Jung's Archetypes & Their Role in Your Personal Journey
Jung's four primary archetypes encompass the main stages of making successful personal journeys.
Dec 14, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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Co-Sleeping: Is it Safe for Parents and Infants to Share a Bed
This article discusses the pros and cons of co-sleeping, Milwaukee's campaign to prevent the practice and recommendations from the Academy of Pediatrics.
Nov 18, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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Spiritualism & Harriett Beecher Stowes Attempt to Cope with Loss
Harriett Beecher Stowe was a strong believer & participant in the Spiritualist Movement, due to its female leadership and her focus on the children she lost
Nov 14, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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The Dramatic Fox Sisters and The Beginnings of Spiritualism
Though surrounded by controversy, the Fox Sisters, who claimed mediumistic talents, were credited with beginning the Spiritualist Movement.
Oct 22, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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Psychic Addicts Numerous and Largely Unacknowledged
This article discusses what defines a "psychic addict," providing real life examples, and makes suggestions for dealing with this serious addiction.
Oct 19, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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The Fundamental Attribution Error: Slow Drivers are All Idiots
Explains why we assume other people's negative behavior is due to personal factors while we explain our own negative behavior based on our situation.
Oct 13, 2011
- Natalie Frank
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