Stephan B. Poulter, Ph.D. Business & Career Coach

About Stephan Poulter

Dr. Stephan B. Poulter is a licensed clinical psychologist with a private practice in West Los Angeles. He has worked in various settings with more than 2,200 fathers and sons in the last 23 years. Dr. Poulter attended theological seminary and served as a police officer with the city of Glendale, California. While attending graduate school and working full-time as a police officer, his law enforcement specialty was working with at-risk juveniles, primarily young (12- to 18-year-old) male criminal offenders, in programs designed to redirect their anger and salvage their futures. This work sparked his realization that America is facing an epidemic of fatherless boys and that rage, pain, and violence are the results. It motivated Dr. Poulter to give up the ministry and pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on adolescent male development.

    Praise for Dr. Poulter

    "This book contains helpful advice for any professional who has had a difficult relationship with his or her father and wants to avoid a repetitive legacy."

    --Publisher's Weekly, May 2006

    "In a thought-provoking work, psychologist Poulter looks at five fathering styles: Super-achiever, Time Bomb, Passive, Absent and Compassionate Mentor. His tips help you identify the traits your father's style has produced in you, overcome the scars and even benefit from your past."

    --The Chicago Tribune, October 2006

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