John Trojian has over 30 years of experience in psychology, psychotherapy, counseling, and pastoral care. He has worked as a lecturer, psychotherapist, director of family counseling services, and owned a group home. His areas of expertise include psychotherapy, counseling for addiction, marriage and family issues, clinical pastoral psychology, and conducting staff training. He is submitting his resume and research interests for a faculty position.

1. John Trojian, PH.D. abd
Positions:, I have worked in the following areas: Lecturer in Psychology, Psychotherapist, Director,
Family, Group, individual. Staff Training, Addiction, Marriage and Family Counseling, Clinical
Pastoral Psychology.)
Public Speaking
03/18/15
Trojian, PH D. abd
134 Baltusrol, Dr. May’s Landing
N.J. 08330
Tel-609-645-6922
Trojianinc@aol.com
Dear: Human Resource administrator:
My major is in Psychology I have conducted staff training for many years and have completed a
major research in the area of Obesity and Co-operative medicine. I am willing to present this study
upon your request.
The following information is for a position as a Faculty member within your agency. I have had
opportunities to lecture at Universities. Served as Director of Family Counseling Service, and Owned
and operated Group Home for emotionally disturbed youths age 10-19 for the Prov. Govt of Canada. I
had twelve on staff, B.A., M.A degrees. my main areas are in Psychotherapy and the applications of
different Modalities within Psychotherapy and the understanding of Ethics within, Psychology,
Theology and Medicine with research in Family and Child Obesity. My Internship at Sick Children's
Hospital Buffalo, N.Y. was in Clinical Pastor Psychology master’s program. Developed programs in
Drug Treatment, conducted Staff training for over 15 years Non-Profit and Profit Social Agencies. I
have worked with Down Syndrome clients and developed a therapeutic program for these client which
was teaching them how to play the piano. This program was in incorporated within the Fredonia School
system in New York.
I have worked for 30 years in marriage and family counseling, Drug Abuse and Alcoholic Abuse,**
Counseling in Clinical Pastoral Counseling.. My Drug treatment program called Rebirth was an in
house treatment program. *-* Have worked with geriatric population in Clinical Pastoral Psychology..
.Lectured at several Universities in Canada and the U.S. I have worked in developing budgets over 3.5
million dollars and developed grant program for Federal and Provincial Governments
. ** My work included as Director of Student Services at the University of Fredonia, Fredonia, N.Y.
under the auspices of the Lutheran Church
. My position included counseling of students in their personal life and the development of a social
program for the Student House. I was ordained in 1960 within the Lutheran Church Mo. Synod. I
Served as Minister in the Lutheran church for 14 years. Taught Psychology 106 Brook Dale
Community College.
Taught Social Students at High School level, in Brick, N.J.
.Have taken Public speaking courses and have conducted programs in this area. Published novels in
Psychotherapy, this is a case study manuscript. “Conflict and Resolution.”
My standing in the State of New Jersey as of 1990 as a Psychologist is Staff Clinical Psychologist 1
(Cert Number S910644) ** I do not have a license at this time. I am Cert. in Clinical Pastoral
Psychology. I am an appointed Associate Member of APA.

2. Novels published are “At All Cost,” by Four Star Publishing “Deception at 1600 Pennsylvania, Ave.,”
Psychology (“Conflict and Resolution,”) * Research: Health Care and Humanity.. This research paper
is for APA Health Care and Humanity (in Obesity) I also have developed a clinical program for Obesity
and Drug Addiction (Rebirth) I am presently working on a paper in Ethics:, Theology, Medical,
Psychology and Social System and research in Noezelen Therapy as a reversal for aggression in
Pedophilia. In the Political area I have written manuscript on “World in Turmoil,” being presented for
publication.
My Insight on Therapist: It is important that the therapist understand the clients needs, the transference
of the therapists needs are not to be placed within the therapeutic session. I say this with no
reservations because it has been my approach to therapy for over thirty years. Within the session the
therapist may include experiences which may relate to the clients experiences in order to help develop
better communication and quicker resolution of the clients needs and situation.
The spiritual aspect within therapy is not to preach the Theos rather for the therapist to use an iconic
approach to the Theos. It must be understood that the client may not have a specific religious bent so it
is important Not to be religious but spiritual to the High Power within the Universe when dealing with
the 12 Step Program. It is a primary responsibility of the therapist to understand the needs not just of
the Client but of the extended family and how both will work hand and hand to develop a
comprehensive program for the welfare of the client and his or her society. (Those being served.)
Respectfully Yours:
John Trojian, PhD. Abd