The Lost American Industrialist 

The Story of William Madison Wood
William Madison Wood was a gifted and successful Portuguese-American industrialist in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. His rags-to-riches story is the fulfillment of the American Dream.

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Trauma and The Golden Lady: The Life and Death of Sylvia Plath
by Bob Fournier, Ph.D.

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​OTHER PROFESSIONAL WORK AND PUBLICATION:


“Group Therapy and Suicide” (2005). In Lester & Yufit (Eds.), Assessment, Treatment and Prevention of Suicidal Behavior, pp.313-333. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.


“A Psychospiritual Approach For Understanding Heart and Soul: Katie’s Yearning For Well-Being Amidst Chaos and Confusion” (2004). In Lester (Ed.), Katie’s Diary: Unlocking The Mystery of a Suicide, pp. 123-150. NY, NY: Brunner-Routledge.


“A Trauma Education Workshop On Posttraumatic Stress” (2002). In Health and Social Work, 27(2), pp.113-124.


“Elderly Suicide: An American Perspective” (2001). Osgood & Fournier, In Listening: Journmal of Religion and Culture, 36 (3), pp. 186-196.


“Spirituality As A Resource For Suicide Prevention: A Response To A Fellow Suicidologist” (1999). In American Journal of Pastoral Counseling, 2 (1), pp.49-74.


“The Role of Spiritual Well-Being As A Resource For Coping With Stress in Bereavement Among Suicide Survivors” (1997). UMI Dissertation Services.


“Social Work, Spirituality and Suicide: An Odd Mix or A Natural Blend” (1991). In Social Thought, Winter edition.


“Suicidal Movement: An Addiction To Death or An Invitation to Spiritual Formation” (1982). In Studies in Formative Spirituality, 8 (2), pp.175-185.


“An Existential-Phenomenological Study of the Suicidal Moment” (1982). Masters Thesis, Assumption College.