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Jock Mckeen Curriculum Vitae June 6, 2013 Vita: John Herbert Ross McKeen PERSONAL: Name: John (Jock) Herbert Ross McKeen Address: 240 Davis Road, Gabriola Island, B.C. Canada V0R 1X1 Telephone: (250) 247-9211 Email: [email protected] Website: www.haven.ca Birthplace: Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada Birthdate: October 19, 1946 EDUCATION AND HONOURS: M.D. Degree University of Western Ontario 1970 Medical Internship Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, B.C. Canada, 1970-71 Licentiate in College of Chinese Acupuncture Acupuncture Oxford, England 1974 (Lic.Ac.) Doctor of Letters (D.Litt.) Vancouver Island University 2012 Honorary Degree CAREER: Television Panelist CFPL Television, London, Ontario 1962-65 Columnist London Free Press, London, Ontario 1963-64 Demonstrator Department of Anatomy University of Western Ontario 1965-66 Medical Research Department of Pharmacology, U.W.O. (Medical Research Council Grant) 1967 Intern C.A.M.S.I. Field Clinics Alexandria, Jamaica 1969 Intern Children's Psychiatric Research Institute, London, Ontario 1969-70 1 Intern Cedar Springs Institute Cedar Springs, Ontario 1968-70 Counsellor Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research Foundation, London, Ontario 1969-70 Emergency Physician Burnaby General Hospital, Burnaby, B.C. 1971-74 Emergency Physician Royal Columbian Hospital New Westminster, B.C. 1971-74 Physician/Acupuncturist Private Practice, Vancouver, B.C. 1973-75 Co-Director Resident Fellow Program, Cold Mountain Institute, Cortes Island, B.C. 1975-80 Faculty Antioch College West, M.A. Program in Humanistic Psychology 1974-80 Program Director Cortes Centre for Human Development 1980-92 Senate Academy of Sciences for Traditional Chinese Medicine, Victoria, B.C. 1984-88 Advisory Board Hull Institute, Calgary, AB, Canada 1985-88 Board of Directors Cortes Centre for Human Development 1980-92 Board of Advisors Options for Children and Families Calgary, Alberta 1987-93 Board of Advisors Aitken Wreglesworth Architects, Ltd. Vancouver, B.C. 1986-95 Board of Advisors The Haven Institute, Gabriola, B.C. 1995-2004 President and CEO PD Seminars Ltd., Gabriola, B.C. 1982-2004 Program Director The Haven Institute, Gabriola, B.C. 1983-2004 Professor of Psychology Hua Wei University, Shenzhen, China 2007-present Faculty Emeritus The Haven Institute, Gabriola, B.C. 2008-present PAST MEMBERSHIPS: Canadian Medical Association British Columbia Medical Association Alpha Omega Alpha Honour Medical Society Acupuncture Association of British Columbia 2 College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of B.C. Association for Transpersonal Psychology Association for Humanistic Psychology American Academy of Medical Acupuncture (Charter Member) BIOGRAPHICAL LISTINGS: International Who's Who of Medicine New Directions in Medicine BOOKS: 1. A Manual For Life. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Seminars, 1992 (with B. R. Wong, M.D.). 2. The Haven By-the-Sea and PD Seminars Experience, edited by J. McKeen and B.Wong. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 1993. 3. As It Is In Heaven: Selected Poems of Jock McKeen, Introduction and Commentary by B.R. Wong. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 1993. 4. In And Out Of Our Own Way: Teaching Stories of Bennet Wong and Jock McKeen. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 1995 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 5. The Relationship Garden. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 1996 (with B.R. Wong M.D.). 6. The (New) Manual For Life. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 1998 (with B.R. Wong M.D.). 7. Waiting at the Station. Gabriola Island, B.C.: PD Publishing, 2004 (with B.R. Wong M.D., illustrated by Peter Joyes). 8. Health and Happiness. Gabriola Island, B.C.: The Haven Institute Press, 2005 (with B.R. Wong M.D.). 9. The Illuminated Heart: Perspectives on East-West Psychology and Thought. Gabriola Island, B.C.: The Haven Institute Press, 2012 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 10. Being: A Manual For Life. Gabriola Island, B.C.: The Haven Institute Press, 2013 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 11. Joining: The Relationship Garden. Gabriola Island, B.C.: The Haven Institute Press, 2013 (with B.R. Wong, M.D). 3 BOOK TRANSLATIONS: 1. Wong, B.R. and McKeen, J.(2000). The (New) Manual For Life (Complex Chinese Translation). Taipei, Taiwan: Psychological Publishing Co. Ltd. ISBN 957-702-408-4 2. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2005). The Relationship Garden (Complex Chinese Translation). Taipei, Taiwan: PsyGarden Publishing Co. ISBN 986-7574-37-0 3. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2006). Health and Happiness. (Complex Chinese Translation). Taipei, Taiwan: PsyGarden Publishing Co. ISBN 986-7574-73-7 4. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2007). The (New) Manual For Life (Complex Chinese Translation). Taipei, Taiwan: PsyGarden Publishing Co. 978-986-7574-94-7 5. McKeen, Jock (2007). Selected Poems of Jock McKeen (English & Chinese), commentary by Bennet Wong, translated by Gloria Sol, Feng Zheng, Paul Wang, Helen Li. Shen Zhen, China: Hua Wei University Publication. 6. Wong, B.R. and McKeen, J.(2007). The Relationship Garden - Simplified Chinese Translation, Beijing: Lipin Publishing. ISBN 978-7-80709-132-5 7. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2007). Health and Happiness - Simplified Chinese Translation, Beijing: Lipin Publishing. ISBN 978-7-80709-133-2 8. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2007). The (New) Manual For Life - Simplified Chinese Translation, Beijing: Lipin Publishing. ISBN 978-7-80709-134-9 9. McKeen, J. and Wong, B.R.(2007). Health and Happiness - Spanish Translation, translated by Karla Gonzalez. Shen Zhen, China: Hua Wei University Publication. BIOGRAPHY: 1. Fewster, Gerry. Ben and Jock. Lantzville, B.C.: Oolichan Books, 2001. BOOK CHAPTERS: 1. "The Transpersonal Experience Through Body Approaches", a chapter in Transpersonal Psychotherapy, edited by S. Boorstein. Palo Alto, CA: Science and Behavior Press, 1980 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 2. AHealing the Human Potential: A Haven for Personal Development on the Canadian West Coast,@ a chapter in Justice and Reform, Kayleen Hazlehurst, ed. Queensland, Australia: Queensland University Press, 1994. (with B.R. Wong, M.D.) 3. AFacing Breast Cancer, contributions for Living and Learning: Breast Cancer Patient Workbook. Toronto, Canada: AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, 1999. (with B.R. Wong, M.D., Harvey Schipper, M.D., Carol Shields, et al.). 4. AFacing Colorectal Cancer, contributions for Living and Learning: Colorectal Cancer Patient Workbook. Toronto, Canada: AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, 2001 (with B.R. Wong, M.D., Jean Mardun, M.D., et al.). ARTICLES AND POEMS: 4 1. "Outpost Medicine in Alexandria, Jamaica", U.W.O Medical Journal, Dec. 1969. 2. "Adolescent Medicine", University of Western Ontario Medical Journal, 1970. 3. "Adolescence and Drug Abuse", Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 20, April 1971. 4. "Drug Abuse Among London's Youth - A Brief Report", U.W.O Medical Journal, v.40,no.2, 1969. 5. "Body Work", Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium on Nonverbal Aspects and Techniques of Psychotherapy, University of British Columbia, 1974 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 6. "Individual Responsibility in Illness and Health", Cold Mountain Journal, Spring 1977 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 7. "Residential Encounter Groups: A Followup Study", Proceedings of the VI World Congress of Psychiatry, 1977 (with Wong, Sulzbacher, Glock, Sellner and MacDonald). 8. "Resident Fellow Followup Studies: A Preliminary Report", Cold Mountain Journal, Fall 1978 (With B.R. Wong, M.D.). 9. "Reflections on New Horizons", Cold Mountain Journal, Spring 1979 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 10. "Long Term Therapeutic Effects of a Three Month Intensive Growth Group", Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, vol.42, no.4, April 1981 (with Sulzbacher, Wong, Glock, MacDonald). 11. "The Doctor-Patient Relationship: Current Challenges", B.C. Medical Association Journal, vol.23, no.8, Aug. 1981 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 12. "Acupuncture: Modern Perspectives on an Ancient Healing Art", Canadian Active Health, July 1981. 13. "Energy: What Is It?", Bodywork, Summer 1981, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 14. "Eden Two: Perspectives on Guilt and Shame", Association for Transpersonal Psychology Newsletter, Spring 1982, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 15. "Interview With Bennet Wong and Jock McKeen", Heartwood, no.1, Fall 1982, (with B.R. Wong and Ellery Littleton). 16. "A Question of Ethics", Heartwood, vol.2, no.1, Spring 1983 (with B.R. Wong, M.D. and Virginia Satir, D.Sc.). 17. "What Kind of People Come to Workshops?", Heartwood, vol.2, no.2, Summer 1983, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 18. "Energy: What Is It?", Journal of Traditional Acupuncture, vol.VII, no.2, Fall 1983, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 19. "Intimacy", Heartwood, no.6, Winter 1983, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 20. "Perspectives on Guilt and Shame", Heartwood, no.7, Spring 1984, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 21. "Bennet Wong and Jock McKeen: An Interview", Therapy Now, vol.1,no.1, Spring 1984 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 5 22. "Keeping the World At Bay - Through Allergies and Phobias", Heartwood, no.8, Summer 1984 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 23. "The Changing Growth Environment", Natural Living, vol.1, no.4, July-Aug 1984 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 24. "Bennet Wong and Jock McKeen at Work", an interview in Heartwood, no. 9, Fall 1984 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 25. "Is Change Possible?", Heartwood, no.10, Winter 1984, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 26. "A Perspective on Sexuality", Heartwood, no.11, Spring 1985, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 27. "Power and Intimacy in Relationships", Heartwood, no.13, Sept.1985, (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 28. "Western and Eastern Medicine: Collision or Co-operation?", Heartwood, no.15, Spring 1986. (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 29. "Distinctions", Heartwood, vol. 5, no.3, Fall 1986 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 30. "To Be ... Loving ... To Be", Journal of Child Care, vol.3, no.3, 1987, pp. 43-55 (with B.R. Wong, M.D.). 31. "The Courage to Let Creative Passion Replace Illness", Canadian Holistic Healing Association Newsletter, vol.8, no.3, Fall 1987, (with B.R.
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