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about applied psychology
Applied Psychology is an alliance of highly regarded, proven professionals.
Our approach to a client's needs is sometimes
traditional,
occasionally
unconventional,
very hands-on, and always pragmatic.
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Dr. Riley
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Dr. Terry Riley is a cognitive psychologist, an internationally recognized
authority on travel behavior and principal of Applied Psychology. He has
been a columnist
for MSNBC and American Express, and he produces
Travel Fox, a satirical news report. Dr. Riley is also the author of
Travel Can Be Murder,
C.H.A.R.M. School
and The Complete Travel Diet.
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Dr. Havassy
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Dr. Victoria Havassy is a clinical and forensic psychologist and an expert in threat
assessment and management, including stalking. Dr. Havassy is a consultant to the FBI
and the DHS and is Director of Psychological Resources, a Los Angeles based
firm consulting with organizations that employ at-risk professionals.
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Dr. Butz
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Dr. Tom Butz is a clinical and organizational-development psychologist.
Dr. Butz assists management teams in the application of fundamental,
psychological principles to solve personnel-based problems, to build
communication skills, to develop leadership qualities and to increase work-flow
efficiencies.
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Ms. Poppke
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 Ms. Kim Poppke is
a customer service specialist with expertise in ensuring accessibility for
customers with disabilities. Formerly, Ms. Poppke administered the passenger event reporting system
for American Airlines where
incidents of pre-boarding and in-flight passenger misconduct were amalgamated
and distributed to airport management for service improvement.
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Mr. Homma
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Mr. Susumu Homma is the Managing Director/Secretary-general of the Security Specialists Association
and the program
facilitator for Asian clients of Applied Psychology. Mr. Homma authors a
monthly column appearing in Security Kenkyu (Security Study), a Japanese journal
published by Security News Service.
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our clients
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Our clients are large, multinational corporations and small, entrepreneurial
companies. We encourage them to be discreet about the work we do for them. We do not advertise their names.
Upon request, however, we may be able to provide you with the names of clients
that have similar concerns as you. These clients
can give you the straight story about Applied Psychology. They are our best
advertising.
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