Bruce Peltier, Ph.D.
Adjunct Faculty
Dr. Peltier is Professor of Psychology and Ethics at the
Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, University of the Pacific and
is a regular lecturer in the Counseling Psychology department at
USF. He has won the distinguished teaching award at both
universities. Dr. Peltier is a licensed psychologist and executive
coach in San Francisco, California and has served as President of
the San Francisco Academy of Hypnosis.
Education
Ph.D., Counseling, Wayne State University, Detroit
M.Ed., Psychology, Wayne State University, West Berlin
B.S., Engineering, USMA, West Point
Post-Doctoral Intern, University of Southern California
M.B.A., Eberhardt School of Business, University of the Pacific
Teaching
- Clinical Psychopharmacology
- Ethical, Legal, & Professional Issues
- Individual and Family Psychopathology
- Individual and Systems Assessment
- Research Methods
- Spousal and Partner Abuse Assessment: Detection and Intervention
- Substance Abuse Treatment
Publications
Peltier, B. (2009) The Psychology of Executive Coaching:
Theory and Application, 2nd Ed. Philadelphia, PA:
Routledge.
Peltier, B. & Giusti, L. (2008). Commerce and care. The
irreconcilable tension between selling and caring. McGeorge Law
Review. Vol 39 (3), University of the Pacific School of Law,
785-800.
Peltier, B. & Dower, J. (2007). The ethics of adopting a new
drug: Articaine as an example. Journal of the American College
of Dentists, Fall, Vol 73 (3).
Harness, D., Peltier, B. & Tanabe, T. (1994). Correlation of
psychological and clinical characteristics in the facial pain
population. American Journal of Pain Management. Vol 4
(3).
Krumboltz, J.D. & Peltier, B. (1977). What identifies the
counseling psychologist: Method or results? The Counseling
Psychologist. Vol 7(2).
