Faculty Spotlight

Robert Moss, Ph.D. (ABN, ABPP-Clinical)

Dr. Moss Joined the Forest faculty in the Spring of 2011. As a neuropsychologist, most of Dr. Moss' work surrounds the functions of the brain. Currently, Dr. Moss' focus is on clinical biopsychology. In his published articles, Moss discusses a psychotherapy approach based on cortical columns as the binary units at which all information is processed and stored. He says this is the first psychotherapy orientation based on a brain model. He also emphasizes emotional restructuring, which he says is "a structured approach to deal with influential negative emotional relationship memories."

Courses taught:

Moss currently teaches Biopsychology and Cognitive Affective.

Areas of interest include:

• Emotional Restructuring

• Brain operations theory (Dimensional Systems Model)

• Clinical biopsychology

• Behavioral medicine/pain management

• Neuropsychology

Education:

1981, University of Georgia, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Co-Major: Biopsychology

Publications:

Dr. Moss has written dozens of articles and continues to present his research.

For much more on Dr. Moss and his work please see his Curriculum Vita attached below.