Dr. Daniel Casriel

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  www.pairs.org/beta/public/mission.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/23/2007    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

  Dr. Lori Gordon first began to develop the key principles in PAIRS in the seventies based on the pioneering work of leaders in the fields of human relations, family therapy and communications theory such as Virginia Satir, George Bach and Daniel Casriel.
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  Daniel Casriel, MD
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  Dr. Daniel Casriel's pioneering work on emotional understanding and expression in the sixties and seventies continues to influence generations of counselors through his impact on the development of PAIRS.Dr. Casriel was a psychiatrist/educator whose work was based on the premise that man is born good, having value simply for being alive.

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  Published on: 1/15/2004    Last Visited: 10/6/2007  

  New York psychiatrist Dan Casriel visited Synanon in the 1960s and wrote So Fair a House which helped put Synanon on the map.Monsignor O'Brien and Dr. Casriel teamed up to form their own synanon for Brooklyn's Probation Dept. which they called Daytop Lodge. Daytop was funded, in part by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).But like MATRIX, a federal synanon or therapeutic community (TC) set up by NIMH at the federal lock-up hospital in Lexington, Ky, Daytop Lodge failed because it did not have a charismatic leader.So O'Brien and Casriel coaxed David Deitch, an assistant administrator at Synanon, to join them.

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  ABOUT ACI DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHAB FACILITY IN NYC - [Cached Version]
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  In the 1960's, New York City psychiatrist Daniel Casriel was cofounder and psychiatric architect of Daytop Village, a private drug rehabilitation center. With a grant from the National Institute of Health to study such centers across America, Casriel paid special attention to California-based Synanon and opened his own treatment facility, ACI.
  
  Steven J. Yohay entered treatment with Dr. Casriel in 1971 for heroin addiction.

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  Breakthroughs Unlimited, Inc.-Therapy Services - [Cached Version]
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  * Bonding Psychotherapy is a method of group therapy that originated in the 1960's by a psychiatrist, Dan Casriel.He was unhappy with slow-paced traditional psychoanalysis, and developed a method whereby adults can make profound personal change in a short time by working directly with their emotions, attitudes, and behaviors.

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  In 1963, Dr. Dan Casriel founded DAYTOP and began to spread therapeutic communities throughout New York and Europe.

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  Chapter 2, Straight the cult and brainwashing - [Cached Version]
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  Synanon was no more effective than anyone else but some slick marketing strategies plus national exposure in a book by New York psychiatrist Daniel Casriel and spreads in Look, Life and Ebony magazines made the Synanon Game a new standard of addiction treatment. Programs like Phoenix House and Daytop are based on synanons.

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  Daytop, NJ is a Residential and Outpatient Adolescent... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/4/2002    Last Visited: 9/9/2006  

  Father William O'Brien and Dr. Daniel Casriel, a psychiatrist, together searched for methods that would get through to these young people.

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  In 1966, Mike and Sonja were trained by well-known psychiatrist, Dr. Daniel Casriel of New York City, to lead group therapy sessions.

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  History - Daytop - For a Drug Free World - New York,... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/2/2001    Last Visited: 1/16/2003  

  Coincidentally, Dr. Daniel Casriel also chose that day to visit the center.Dr. Casriel was a noted psychiatrist, and at that time a consultant with the Probation Department of the Kings County Supreme Court.Both men were amazed at what they saw that day, and determined to seek further and discover whether this Synanon system could be the answer to addiction.They took their ideas to the National Institute of Mental Health, and were awarded a grant to work with a select group of parolees from the Brooklyn system.On September 1st, 1963, 22 male probationers moved into Butler Manor on Staten Island, and within a year Father O'Brien and Dr. Casriel gethered enough support to found a non-profit corporation to establish a new and larger Daytop.
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  The need for treatment centers grew, and Father O'Brien and Dr. Casriel turned to Sullivan County in the Catskill Mountains of New York State.

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