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Roland Kim, Ph.D. in clinical psychology and a trauma expert, obtained his degree from Rosemead School of Psychology after he studied economics in the Ph.D. programs at UCLA and the University of Hawaii. Dr. Kim has completed clinical psychology training accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) in psychodynamics (object relationship theory), cognitive therapy, and gestalt therapy for adults, children, and adolescents. He served as a leader of the Community Forum for Good Fatherhood from 1993 to 1999 and as a volunteer psychologist for Korean American Older Adults (ADHC) from 2004 to 2020. He has served as a radio broadcaster, newspaper columnist, and seminar presenter in the Korean-American community. Dr. Kim runs the website rolandkim.com and AI-assisted online mental health services at DrPsychBot.com.
Comparison of Karl Popper’s Open Society in relation to Roland Kim’s...
An "open society" is a concept popularized by philosopher Karl Popper, referring to a society characterized by a high degree of political and personal...
Breaking the Self-destructive Chains: Transforming Lives Through Empathic Intervention – From...
Introduction
Life is a series of interconnected events and responses, much like a recursive loop in computer science. Just as a recursive function calls itself...
Murders Against Their Parents: Can These Be Related to their Childhood...
Why would these promising college students destroy their lives this way, murdering their most beloved parents?
Course Launching Announcement: Object Relations Parenting (Kim, 2024): Helping...
The Intellectual Community’s Responsibility in Shaping the Ethical Use of AI...
Robert Oppenheimer's reflections on the relationship between scientific advancement and socio-cultural or moral advancement
Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at the forefront of technological progress in...
Roland Kim’s Five-Stage Empathy Model and Self-Control
Roland Kim's five-stage empathy model has significant explanatory power in understanding self-control as empathy with one's future self. By examining the development of empathy...
Psychological Implications and Themes in Bergman’s “The Seventh Seal”
Psychological Implications and Themes in Bergman's "The Seventh Seal"
THE SEVENTH SEAL
"The Seventh Seal" by Ingmar Bergman, which draws its title from the Book of...
Psychological Analysis of “To be or not to be.” and the Background...
William Shakespeare, widely regarded as one of the greatest playwrights in history, produced works that deeply probe human psychology, emotion, and conflict. Understanding the...
The analogy between thermodynamics and Psychodynamics through the four fundamental laws...
Applying the principles of thermodynamics to psychological or interpersonal dynamics, especially in the context of the relationship between a mother and a baby, is...
Are My Feelings From You Or Me?: Fifteen Types Of Projective...
Eleven Types Of Projective Identification to Learn to Improve Our Relationship With Partners, Children, Students, And Clients
In complex human relationships, intricate mechanisms exist by which individuals interact and relate to one another.
One such psychological phenomenon that often goes unnoticed but profoundly impacts relationships is “projective identification.”
Can this explain the origin of ADHD, ADD, anxiety, depression, and...
There are contrasting behaviors of children raised in nurturing environments versus those who face emotional neglect. Emmanuel and Christine, who are raised in secure...
