Author Biography:
Eric A. Kreuter, Ph.D. is a partner with the regional public accounting firm of Marks Paneth LLP. He testifies as an expert witness on litigation support and forensic investigations. Dr. Kreuter volunteers with the Coalition for Family Justice in Irvington, NY and is Treasurer of the National Association for Poetry Therapy. He has an undergraduate degree in Business Administration (Accounting) from Manhattan College, a Master of Arts Degree in Industrial Psychology from Long Island University and a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Saybrook University, now part of the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. He is the author of books, books chapter and articles on a wide variety of subjects. He is an avid marathon runner.
Book Description:
Dr. Kreuter provides insight into the philosophy of the long-distance runner. He uses his own experiences with running, which span sixteen years as well as the commentaries of other athletes. The main purpose of this book is to provide a therapeutic approach to lethargy and non-movement in a person's life by catalyzing their internal energy, using exercise to create the catalyst for positive change. It is the inner experience of the person who transforms that can be shared with another person to provide an accessible model to follow. In the world of coaching, the information provided in this book can be used to effectively challenge a person who lacks achievement in their life by awakening their own internal dynamics. In doing so, the capabilities of that person can begin to grow.
Target Audience:
Therapists and coaches.
