Diana Brecher, Ryerson University
Adjunct Faculty
Clinical Psychologist, Centre for Student Development and Counselling Division
Toronto, Ontario
dbrecher@torontomu.ca
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(416) 999-8963
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(416) 979-5000 ext. 556631
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Dr. Diana Brecher is the Scholar-in-Residence for Positive Psychology at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is a clinical psychologist who has been working at Toronto Metropolitan University since 1991. Diana spent 25 years in the Centre for Student Development and Counselling (CSDC) as a coun...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Diana Brecher is the Scholar-in-Residence for Positive Psychology at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is a clinical psychologist who has been working at Toronto Metropolitan University since 1991. Diana spent 25 years in the Centre for Student Development and Counselling (CSDC) as a counsellor, supervisor and director. She was awarded the Ontario Psychological Association award for excellence in clinical teaching in 2013, primarily for her role as a clinical supervisor of psychology graduate students.
As adjunct faculty in the Toronto Metropolitan University Psychology Department, she has taught several graduate courses in CBT and clinical supervision to graduate students and mental health professionals through the Chang School.
Diana’s long-standing interest and certification in Positive Psychology led to developing the ThriveRU program within Student Affairs. For the past three years, she has been training students, faculty, and staff in resilience. Diana's long-term goal is to infuse Toronto Metropolitan University’s programming, services and curriculum with principles of resilience and flourishing and to help facilitate a cultural change within the university.
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As adjunct faculty in the Toronto Metropolitan University Psychology Department, she has taught several graduate courses in CBT and clinical supervision to graduate students and mental health professionals through the Chang School.
Diana’s long-standing interest and certification in Positive Psychology led to developing the ThriveRU program within Student Affairs. For the past three years, she has been training students, faculty, and staff in resilience. Diana's long-term goal is to infuse Toronto Metropolitan University’s programming, services and curriculum with principles of resilience and flourishing and to help facilitate a cultural change within the university.
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