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Robert Puff | |
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| Born | December 3, 1969 Sioux City, Iowa |
| Citizenship | American |
| Education | Northwestern College,
Princeton Theological Seminary, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology |
| Occupation(s) | Clinical psychologist, podcast host, author |
| Website | doctorpuff |
Robert Eugene Puff Jr. (born December 03, 1960) is an American clinical psychologist, podcast host, and author. He serves as a clinical psychologist through his private practice in Newport Beach, California.[citation needed]
Publications
editPuff has published 13 books on psychology and spirituality as of 2024, which include:
- Anger Work: How to Express Your Anger and Still Be Kind (1999)
- Getting It Right: A Guide to Healthy Relationships (2009)
- Holistic Health (2009)
- Meditation for Health and Happiness: The Art of Living Well (2009)
- How to Live a Positive Life: The Art of Living Well (2011)
- Raising Healthy Children and Teenagers (2011)
- Spiritual Enlightenment: Awakening to the Supreme Reality (2011)
- Living a Positive Life (2011)
- Reflections on Meditation: A Guide for Beginners (2011)[4]
- Success Beyond Your Imagination: Working in the Zone (2011)
- Holistic Success: How to Dance through Life with the Abandon of a Child and Skill of a Master (2013)
- The Everything Guide to Anger Management (2014)
- Finding Our Happiness Flow (2015)
References
editExternal links
edit- Robert Puff – Official Website
- Psychology Today – Profile