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Vitae: Royal E. Alsup, Ph.D. P.O. Box 5128 Education 1975 Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center San Francisco, California 1971 Master of Arts in Psychology (Humanistic Psychology) Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California 1969 Bachelor of Arts (Humanistic Psychology) Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California Magna cum Laude
1975 Marriage and Family Therapist Special Education and Psychology
1992 to Present Co-founder
October 1992 to Present Adjunct Faculty
August 2000 to Present Founding Member of Q'o:so:s Networking Project
August 2000 to Present Book Reviewer for AHP Perspective
1997-1999 Host of "Rapping with Dr. Royal"
1984-1992 Mental Health Director
1978-1984 Consulting Psychologist
1977-1978 Director of Education
1992-present Adjunct Faculty
Fall, 1992 Instructor
1983-1990 Faculty Member
1983-1990 Board Member
1978-1980 Instructor
1978 Instructor
1973-1977 Instructor
1973-1977 Co-founder and Program Director
1973-1975 Consultant Wintu and Pit River Tribes Concerning Native American children in the Shasta County Schools
1971-1972 Consultant Oakland School District
1967-1972 Student Professional Assistant Sonoma State Hospital Eldridge, California
1969-1970 Teaching Assistant in Psychology Sonoma State University Rohnert Park, California
1969-1970 Teaching Assistant in Psychology Sonoma State University, Extension School Napa, California
1968-1971 Student Teaching Assistant Sonoma State Hospital Eldridge, California
June 4, 2000 - Peacemaker Prize 2000 Nominee
1986 - Recipient of Book Dedication Christianity as Psychology: The Healing Power of the Christian Message, by Morton T. Kelsey November 11, 1986 - Veteran of the Year Board of Supervisors and the Veterans Selection Committee of Humboldt County. In recognition of exemplary service and outstanding community achievement over the past years.
Presentation on Liberation Psychology and Ten Categories of Basic Needs given at "Building a Liberation Curriculum Workshop at Stanford University, hosted by the Martin Luther King, Jr., Papers Project. July 13-14, 2000 Workshops presented at Saybrook Graduate School yearly residential conferences at Rohnert Park, California, from June 1992 to June 2000 included "The Multicultural Child," "Existentialism," "Building Healthy Communities," "Is Evil Socially Constructed?" "The Life and Times of Martin Luther King, Jr.," and "Creativity and Youth at Risk." "Ancient Native American Wisdom: Restoring our Balance," lecture given to the Saybrook Society, Reflections on Being Human, San Francisco, California. February 16, 1994 Monthly workshops with medical staff and health aids about the medical and psychological aspects of patients, United Indian Health Services, Trinidad, California. 1978-1992 Facilitated a discussion group for ecumenical ministers and priests of several different denominations that explored various theologies and how they interface with the human sciences, Eureka, California. 1978-1991 Co-founded "Native American Transformations," a group of American Indians who were developing Native American thought and religion, along with western philosophy and psychology. Arcata, California. 1982-1990 "Alcohol and the Client," weekly workshops with staff. Weekly groups with residents and individual therapy with clients, United Indian Lodge, Eureka, California. 1978-1990 "Masks of Evil: The Dark Side of Reality," lecture given at The Healing Circle of Knowledge Conference, Native American Transformations, St. Sabina Center, San Rafael, California. May 25-27. 1989 "Dreams and Native American Healing Process," lecture given at Wellness and Sobriety through Tradition and Spirituality Conference, Ninth Annual Traditional Indian Health Educational Program, Indian Grinding Rock, Pine Grove, California. June 2-4, 1989 Co-organizer and co-creator: "The Mural of Love and Justice for Children," a community wall of individually painted ceramic tiles unveiled at the Bayshore Mall in Eureka, California. November 4, 1987 Founding member: Morton Kelsey Religious Studies Group, Arcata, California. 1985-1987 "An Ecological Systems Approach in the Native American Community in Dealing with Alcohol and Drug Addiction," lecture at Substance Abuse and the Indian Patient, Third Annual Clinical Conference, California Indian Health Service, Asilomar, California. April 20-23, 1986 Classes on psychological theology. Taught eight classes at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, and four classes at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Eureka, California. 1986 "Laughing, Loving, and Healing," a workshop on American Indian mental health issues, presented at Native American Transformation, Shasta County Mental Health, and Shasta-Trinity Rural Indian Health Project, Redding, California. May 16, 1986 Co-organizer and small group leader, "A Retreat with Morton Kelsey," Eureka, California. September 26-27, 1985 "American Indian Individuation," workshop presented at A Traditional Approach to Mental Health, Fifth Annual Traditional Indian Health Education Program, El Portal, California. May 30 -June 2, 1985 Monthly meetings with Indian Child Welfare workers, Hupa Indian Child Welfare, Hoopa, California. 1982-1984 Monthly meetings with Indian Child Welfare workers, Consortium of Coastal Indian Rancherias, Humboldt County, California. 1982-1984 Monthly workshops on staff communications and child development, specifically directed toward Native American children, Johnson O'Malley Program, Humboldt County, California. 1978-1984 Monthly workshops on child development and staff development with Native American populations, Mi-Je-Din Day Care Center, Hoopa, California. 1979-1984 "Loving and Healing," lecture given at Common Clinical Presentation: Education for Health Care Practitioners Conference, Eureka, California. October 22, 1983 "Communications with Indian Families," lecture presented at Six Tribal Nations Consortium Indian Child Welfare Program, Ukiah, California. October 7-9, 1983 "Psychological Types," lecture presented at California Rural Indian Health Board Annual Meeting, Sacramento, California. January 1983 "Psychological Types," lecture presented at Toiyabe Indian Health Project, Bishop, California. April 11, 1983 "Workshop on Cultural Awareness for Medical Practitioners," presented at Shasta-Trinity and Pi-ma-pa Indian Health, Redding, California. December 11-12. 1983 "Birthing and Dying Beliefs in the Indian Community," workshop presented for medical personnel servicing Indian communities, sponsored by General Hospital, Eureka, California. October 16, 1982 "United Indian Health Service Native American Mental Health," conference presentation for Medical Personnel and community, Eureka, California. October 8, 1982 "Interviewing Skills with Indian Families," presented at Indian Child Welfare Program, Hoopa, California. October 1, 1982 "Alcohol and Drug Abuse in Siskiyou County," a facilitated panel discussion on Indian mental health, Yreka, California. June 11, 1982 "Emotion Workshop" and "Parenting Groups," presentations at Consortium of Coastal Indians, Indian Child Welfare Program, Trinidad, California. April 3 & 17, and May 8, 1982 "Native American Mental Health Issues," lecture given at We, Who Walk the Earth Conference, Eureka, California. April 23-24, 1982 "Psychology of Native American Families," four day training session at Eagle Child Family Service Center, Sacramento, California. September 1981 "Indian Child and Family," four day training session for Eagle Child Family Service Center, Sacramento, California. June 1981 "Counseling with Indian Families," four day training session for Inter-Tribal Council of California, Sacramento, California. January 1981 Four workshops on child development and parenting skills presented for Native American families, Indian Action Council, Eureka, California. 1980 "Jungian Psychology and Native American Thought," guest lecture, Ethnic Studies, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California. 1978-1980 "Indian Early Childhood Education," lecture presented at California Indian Education Association Conference, Fresno, California. 1977 "Communications, the Invisible Environment," workshop given at Redwood Community conference, Eureka, California. 1977 "A Community Psychology and Education Program for a Multi-Racial Society," lecture given at California Association of Marriage and Family Counselors, Sacramento, California. 1976 "Ethnic Studies are Making Me Nervous," lecture given to Western Council on Family Relations, University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada. 1976 "How to Discipline Foster Children," lecture presented at Methodist Church, Red Bluff, California. 1975 "Foster Parent Training," workshop presented at Shasta College, Redding, California. 1975 "Creative Mind Workshop," presented at Shasta College, Redding, California. 1975 "Sociological Aspects of Punishment with Children," workshop presented at Shasta College, Redding, California. 1975 "Self-Esteem in Minority Children," lecture given at Pioneer High School, Redding, California. 1974 "Aversive Conditioning with Mentally Retarded Children," lecture given to Monte Vista School, Redding, California. 1974 "Self-Actualization through Positive Reinforcement," lecture presented at Religious Science Church, Redding, California. 1974 Panel member of "Symposium: The Applications of Humanistic Psychology," Western Psychological Association, Portland, Oregon. 1972 "Aversive Conditioning with Mentally Retarded Institutionalized Children, Some Successes, Failures and Difficulties," paper presented at Western Psychological Association, Portland, Oregon. 1972 "Encounter Groups Make Me Nervous," lecture given to Golden State Group Psychotherapy Convention, San Francisco, California. 1970
"Ceremonial Shamanism and the Mental Health Professional," in Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on the Study of Shamanism and alternate Modes of Healing, R. Heinze, Editor, Independent Scholars of Asia, Inc., Publisher, 1989. "The Mask of Evil: The Dark Side of Shamanism," in Proceedings of the Sixth International conference on the Study of Shamanism and alternate Modes of Healing, R. Heinze, Editor, Independent Scholars of Asia, Inc., Publisher, 1989. "The Medicine Path: The Healing Power of Love," in Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on the Study of Shamanism and Alternate Modes of Healing, R. Heinze, Editor, Independent Scholars of Asia, Inc., Publisher, 1990. "The Hupa Boat Dance; Passage of Sorrow," in Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on the Study of Shamanism and Alternate Modes of Healing, R. Heinze, Editor, Independent Scholars of Asia, Inc., Publisher, 1992. "Love and Transformation: The Path of Love, Suffering and Co-individuated Nonviolence," co-authored with Patricia S. Alsup, Ph.D. in Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of the Study of Shamanism and Alternate Modes of Healing, R. Heinze, Editor, Independent Scholars of Asia, Inc., Publisher, 1993. "The Mythology of Evil Among North American Indian Yuroks and Its Implications for Western Spirituality," in Anthropology of Consciousness, Vol. R, No. 3, American Anthropological Association, Publisher, 1996. "Existentialism of Personalism: A Native-American Perspective," in The Psychology of Existence: An Integrative, Clinical Perspective, K. Schneider and R. May, Editors, McGraw-Hill, Inc. Publisher, 1994. Book Review on M. Friedman, Ph.D.'s The Affirming Flame: A Poetics of Meaning, AHP Perspective, Association for Humanistic Psychology, August/September 2000. "Liberation Psychology: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Beloved Community as a Model for Social Creativity," an unpublished paper housed in the King Library and Archives, The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia. Articles published in "Sentient Times: Alternative for Personal and Community Transformation," Sentient Press, Publisher. Monthly and bi-monthly articles dated from August 1994 to present.
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