Dr. Barry Glick

Barry Glick received his PhD from Syracuse University in 1972. Trained as a counseling psychologist, Dr. Glick has devoted his professional career to the development of policies, programs, and services for adolescents. His areas of specialization include juvenile delinquency, aggression and violence, youth gangs, and adolescent emotional disturbance. Dr. Glick has worked in both private child care agencies and state government in the capacity of child care worker, psychologist, administrator, manager, and agency executive staff. Previously Associate Deputy Director for Local Services, New York State Division for Youth, he is currently an international consultant to juvenile and adult correctional systems, educational systems, and mental health systems. He is first author of Cognitive Behavioral Interventions That Work with At-Risk Youth (Vols. 1 & 2; Civic Research Institute, 2006, 2009) and two American Correctional Association Press books: No Time to Play: Youthful Offenders in Adult Systems (1999), and Recess Is Over: A Handbook for Managing Youthful Offenders in Adult Systems (2001).

He is coauthor of the first and second editions of Aggression Replacement Training (Research Press, 1987, 1998) and The Prosocial Gang (Sage, 1994). Dr. Glick also co-developed Thinking for a Change, a multimodal cognitive-behavioral intervention sponsored by the National Institute of Corrections. He serves on several editorial boards; is a member emeritus of the National Gangs Advisory Committee; holds the position of University Scholar at the University of Cincinnati; and is a nationally certified counselor, approved clinical supervisor, and licensed mental health counselor.

In-service training or workshops can be provided for your school, facility, or organization. For more information and available dates, please contact:

Barry Glick, Ph.D.
G&G Consultants, LLC
106 Acorn Dr.
Scotia, New York 12302
U.S.A.

Phone 518-229-7933
E-Mail: [email protected]