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Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.

Dr. Gregg Henriques (Full Professor) has been in the JMU C-I Clinical and School program since 2003. He became director of the program in 2005. In addition to providing administrative oversight of the program, he also engages in clinical supervision and teaches courses on social and personality psychology, integrative psychotherapy and history and systems. His primary area of interest is in the development of a new unified approach to psychology, about which he has published extensively. In 2011 he outlined his approach in a book, A New Unified Theory of Psychology, (Springer, 2011). For the past several years, he has authored a Psychology Today blog called Theory of Knowledge, which offers weekly blog posts on a wide variety of topics related to his view for a more unified field. Dr. Henriques is currently utilizing his system to systematically study character and well-being, social motivation and emotion, and to develop a more unified approach to psychotherapy. Dr. Henriques also has expertise in the assessment and treatment of severe psychopathology, particularly depression and suicide. Dr. Henriques is currently a licensed clinical psychologist in Virginia. He is married to Andrea Henriques and they have three children, Sydney, Jon, and Lanie.

Stories By Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.

Communication

Escaping Relationship Armageddon Part II

By Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.Jul 26, 2015

Steps to turn your relationship around Written with Lauren Mays, MA Our romantic relationships are an...
Communication

Can You Escape Relationship Armageddon? (Part I)

By Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.Jul 26, 2015

Understanding how we can drive our relationship to the brink Written with Lauren Mays, MA We...
Happiness

Is Your Happiness Justified By Worthiness?

By Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.Jul 26, 2015

We should be emphasizing well-being as opposed to happiness Several decades ago, during the period of...
Anger

Alexithymia Makes It Hard For Some Men To Share Their Feelings

By Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.Jul 24, 2015

Alexithymia is common with traditionally masculine men “It is hard for me to say stuff like...