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Rich Stammler came to the United States as a refugee in 1952 and processed through
Ellis Island two years before this famous gateway to the United States closed. Initially his father was given a janitor’s job in a local medical supply factory earning $50 a week. His parents had seen their parents lose all they had through two of the great Wars (WWI &WWII) which led his mother to staunchly believe in education. “That’s one thing they can never take away from you,” she would often exclaim. Against the earnest advice of his high school principal, his parents mortgaged their modest home and sent Richard to college. Subsequently he and his three brothers all completed undergraduate and graduate degrees. Richard completed an undergraduate degree in psychology and then received a teaching internship earning a master’s degree in psychology. He helped teach Intelligence Testing to graduate students and Applied Psychology to undergraduates. He conducted one year of post-graduate study under an Institute of Mental Health Fellowship while working as a staff psychologist at the Beatrice Home for the Retarded, Beatrice, Nebraska. Because this was the Viet Nam era of the draft, he entered the Air Force and got sidetracked as a pilot and instructor pilot. He kept his hand in the psychology discipline by performing pro bono psychological testing for the Department of Defense schools and teaching Introductory Psychology at San Antonio College in San Antonio, TX. In the meantime, he enjoyed the challenge of leading a complex ensemble of air crews to complete their global mission and finally left the Service after 26 years, retiring at the grade of colonel. At that time his pledge to himself was to trade in his ‘A’ personality for something much lower in the alphabet and that pledge has been kept. This quest ultimately led to a return to psychology, Transpersonal Psychology, and he is presently completing a Ph.D. in that discipline. He is a certified hypnotherapist (Ericksonian), trained clinical hypnotherapist (employing regression to past and future lives as well as other advanced therapeutic techniques), and crystal therapist. He presently has a clinical hypnotherapy practice in Warrenton, Virginia and conducts talks and lectures on this powerful healing approach. He is a member of the International Association for Research and Regression Therapies (IARRT) a nd his association web site is at www.iarrt.org/members/NAmerica/USA/VA/rstammler.html |