Linda Riebel
Linda
Riebel

Adjunct Faculty
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Creativity Studies
- Department
- CSS Transformative Social Change
- Institution
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Saybrook University
- Office Phone
- 925-945-1785
- Biography
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Originally a clinician with a private practice specializing in eating disorders, I am now affiliated with Transformative Social Change, where I teach courses on sustainability and ecopsychology, and with Creativity Studies, where I teach Creativity and Social Change. I also serve on thesis and dissertation committees on a wide range of topics.
My publications include journal articles, books on eating disorders and sustainable food, a biography, a policy paper on endangered species, and a thriller about stopping the smuggling of endangered species (the last under the pen name Lindsay Crane).
- Areas of Expertise
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Area Expertise Psychology Subdisciplines - Clinical Psychology Animal Rights Social Change and the Arts Transformative Social Change Sustainability and Ecology - Education History
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Degree Institution Year B.A. Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 1967 M.A. University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 1969 M.A. Goddard College, Plainfield, VT 1977 Ph.D. Saybrook University, Oakland, CA 1981 - Licenses
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Licensed Psychologist, California Marriage and Family Therapist, California - Community Involvement
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Role Organization Board Member SaveNature.Org Board Member (2008-2014) Sustainable Lafayette Board Member Friends of Opera San Jose Wildlife Education Volunteer Lindsay Wildlife Experience - Curriculum Vitae
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Download - Publications
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Books Linda Riebel (2014). Irene Dalis: Diva, Impresaria, Legend. Lafayette, CA: Print and Pixel Books.
Linda Riebel (2011). The Green Foodprint: Food Choices for Healthy People and Planet.. Lafayette, CA: Print and Pixel Books.
Riebel, L. K. (2012). Endangered Species: Saving Them and Ourselves. Ann Arbor, MI: Animals and Society Institute.
Journals Riebel, L. K. (2015). Creativity and the Long Emergency. Ecopsychology, 7 (4), 238-244.
Hiatt, K., Riebel, L. K., & Friedman, H. (2012). The need to treat childhood obesity with holistic methods.. The Humanistic Psychologist, 40 , 308-328.