Michael Broder
Ph.D.
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Dr. Michael Broder--- Relationship and Success Skills for High Achievers Expert
Michael Broder Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- Resolving Personal/ Relationship Issues and Maximizing Success Skills for High Achievers
- Best Sellers
- "Stage Climbing: The Shortest Path to Your Highest Potential", and "Can Your Relationship Be Saved? How to Know Whether to Stay or Go"
- Career Focus
- Psychologist, Coach, Author and Speaker
- Affiliation
- Private Practice and Media Psychology Associates
Michael S. Broder, Ph.D., is a psychologist, author and speaker, whose work centers around helping people to bring about change and resolve major life issues in the shortest time possible. Dr. Broder has conducted a private practice in Center City, Philadelphia for over 35 years, where he has treated thousands of individuals and couples in short-term results-oriented psychotherapy. He is an acclaimed expert in cognitive behavioral therapy, specializing in high achievers and relationship issues.
His latest book, Stage Climbing: The Shortest Path to Your Highest Potential, was recently published and has received much acclaim from such notables as Deepak Chopra, Steve Covey, Mark Victor Hanson and many other professionals; citing it’s groundbreaking and user friendly cognitive behavioral self-help approach. Please visit StageClimbing.com, for more information.
A sought-after media guest, he has appeared on Oprah and The Today Show as well as making more than a thousand other TV and radio appearances. For many years, Dr. Broder also hosted the radio program Psychologically Speaking with Dr Michael Broder. He has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street journal, TIME, Newsweek, and hundreds of other publications.
In addition to Stage Climbing, Dr. Broder’s previous books include The Art of Living Single, The Art of Staying Together: A Couple’s Guide to Intimacy and Respect, Can Your Relationship Be Saved? How To Know Whether To Stay Or Go, and The Secrets of Sexual Ecstasy. His audio programs include Positive Attitude Training, Self Actualization: Reaching Your Full Potential, and The Help Yourself Audiotherapy Series, which are used frequently by mental health professionals and coaches with their clients.
Dr. Broder earned his PhD at Temple University. He conducts seminars, talks, and presentations to professional as well as lay audiences worldwide, and has trained many thousands of psychiatrists, psychologists, and other mental health professionals. Please visit DrMichaelBroder.com for more information.
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In a survey conducted by Philadelphia Magazine of psychologists, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals--a total of over 4,000 in the tri-state region of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware---Dr. Michael Broder was named one of the top and most universally respected couples and individual psychotherapists in the areas of cognitive behavioral therapy and relationship issues.
Email Dr. Michael Broder directly: mb@michaelbroder.com
Phone: 215-545-7000 or 215-985-1132
Free Articles & Book Excerpts
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Can Your Relationship Be Saved? Inventory and Questionaire
http://drmichaelbroder.com/cyrbsinventory.htm
How to Develop The Ingredients for Staying Together In Your Marriage or Love Relationship
http://drmichaelbroder.com/order_pages/download_together.htm
Letting Go Of Your Ended Love Relationship
http://drmichaelbroder.com/order_pages/download_lettinggo.htm
How to Enhance Passion & Sexual Satisfaction In Your Relationship
http://drmichaelbroder.com/order_pages/download_sex.htm
Michael Broder Audio & Video Programs
Overcoming Your Anxiety In The Shortest Time Possible
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/anxiety.htm
Overcoming Your Depression In The Shortest Time Possible
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/depression.htm
Overcoming Your Anger In The Shortest Time Possible
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/anger.htm
Positive Attitude Training: The Power of Cognitive Behavioral Psychology
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/pat.htm
Self-Actualization Achieving Your Full Potential
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/selfact.htm
Crucial Choices & Major Life Changes
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/lifechoices.htm
How to Develop Self-Confidence and a Positive Self-Image Permanently And Forever
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/selfconcept.htm
How to Manage Your Stress And Make It Work For You
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/stressed.htm
How to Find a New Love Relationship That Will Work For You
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/newlove.htm
Can Your Relationship Be Saved?
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/saverelationship.htm
The Single Life: How To Make It Work For You With Or Without A Relationship
http://drmichaelbroder.com/product_pages/singlelife.htm
Michael Broder Books
Stage Climbing: The Shortest Path to Your Highest Potential
http://StageClimbing.com
Can Your Relationship Be Saved? How to Know Whether to Stay or Go
http://drmichaelbroder.com/cyrrbs-decript.htm
The Art Of Living Single
http://drmichaelbroder.com/aols_book.htm
The Art Of Staying Together
http://drmichaelbroder.com/aost_book.htm
The Secrets Of Sexual Ecstasy
http://drmichaelbroder.com/sexualecstasy.htm
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3 Tips for conquering Job Burnout
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