Juan Carlos Dumas is an Argentine-born clinical psychotherapist with 30 years of professional experience, a published writer and university professor. Dr. Dumas has a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Long Island University, where he received the Distinguished Performance Award and taught graduate-level courses for years. He has a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology and is a Board Certified Clinical Psychopathologist, Medical Psychotherapist and Psychodiagnostician.
Since 1991, he has been a Mental Health Consultant for the Department of Health and Human Services and has given numerous workshops, pro-bono presentations, lectures and conferences covering a wide variety of topics, from “The AD/HD & ODD Spectrum” for the National Head Start Conference to “International Terrorism: The Twin Towers Case” at Argentina’s National School of Intelligence.
La lámpara de Aladino
Habrá leído usted varias historias acerca de esa maravillosa y mágica lámpara, la frotadura de la cual obliga a un genio, siempre calvo y obeso, a salir...
Desperdicios
Saber de qué se tratan las cosas se llama a tener educación;saber apreciarlas en toda su dimensión se llama tener conciencia;transformarlas y...
El malestar como aprendizaje
En el área física, es fácil observar cómo el malestar o los síntomas de dolor y padecimiento que percibe una persona por cualquier causa, aunque...
The Dynamics of Terror
by Dumas , Hughbank , Niosi
Pathologic leaders are capable of using their power, mind manipulation skills, and unchecked authority to manipulate and annihilate others, their own people, and themselves, as the Nazi Führer Adolf Hitler, the messianic reverend James Jones, or Osama bin Laden, the leader of the al-Qaeda social movement, have reminded us. But what about the regular guys? Can a person who, in principle is like you and me, become an agent of terror? In the rise of the media age, it is easy to forget that humankind has been subject to the darkness of terrorism for centuries.






