Peter Pociluyko
- School of Human Services Operations Coordinator
- Saratoga Springs
- peter.pociluyko@sunyempire.edu
More than 45 years of experience in outpatient, residential and hospital-based behavioral health environments as a clinician, supervisor, program director, and executive director. Over 5 years of specialized training in structural and strategic family therapy. Decades of clinical training and experience treating people with complex substance use and co-occurring mental disorders. Specialties include addiction, personality disorders, process-oriented group therapy, structural/strategic family therapy, psychopharmacology of addictions, and clinical supervision on individual, group, and family therapy. 10 years experience providing organizational development and/or human resource services within hospital, university, and public health settings.
Over 40 years instructing and designing undergraduate, graduate and continuing education courses. Trained in use of Quality Matters standards to develop courses in abnormal psychology, personality theories, social psychology, introduction to psychology, trauma disorders, human services management, addictions, solution-focused therapy, family therapy, crisis intervention, and group therapy.
Erickson, C. K. & Pociluyko, P. J. (2011). Chapter 14, Individual Therapies for Drug Use Disorders. In Erickson, C.K Addiction Essentials: The Go–To Guide for Clinicians and Patients. New York; W.W. Norton Erickson, C. K. & Pociluyko, P. J. (2011). Chapter 15, Principles of Group Therapy. In Erickson, C.K Addiction Essentials: The Go–To Guide for Clinicians and Patients. New York; W.W. Norton Erickson, Carlton K. & Pociluyko, P. J. (2011). Chapter 16, Group Therapies for Drug Use Disorders. In Erickson, C.K Addiction Essentials: The Go–To Guide for Clinicians and Patients. New York; W.W. Norton Erickson, C. K. & Pociluyko, P. J. (2011). Chapter 17, Involvement of the Family. In Erickson, C.K Addiction Essentials: The Go–To Guide for Clinicians and Patients. New York; W.W. Norton