AREAS OF SPECIALITY
- Personal Growth for Individuals and Couples; Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms
- Individuation and Self-realization
- The theory and practice of depth psychology, especially as developed in analytical psychology and post-Jungian archetypal psychology
- Positive Psychology
- Dream Interpretation in Psychotherapy
QUALIFICATIONS
Ph.D. Mythological Studies and Depth Psychology
Pacifica Graduate Institute (USA)
M.A. Mythological Studies and Depth Psychology
Pacifica Graduate Institute (USA)
B.A. Comparative Literature (French and Spanish)
Hamilton College (USA)
REGISTRATION, CERTIFICATION, & LICENSURE
Asian Professional Counselling and Psychology Association, Registered Counsellor, Member since 2006
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, Member 2010-2015
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
Psychotherapy Society of Hong Kong, Full Member since 2012
Hong Kong Institute of Analytical Psychology, Member since 2004
International Association of Jungian Studies, Member since 2003
Hong Kong Eating Disorders Association, Lifetime Member since 2007
Hong Kong Anthropological Society, Member since 2005
American Academy of Religion, Member 1996–2005
ABOUT DR. GREENE
With a solid grounding in psychodynamic theory and an affinity for the humanities, Dr. Mark Greene brings to his clients a breadth and depth of multiculturalism attuned to individuals and couples seeking to raise self-awareness and resolve symptoms. Fluent in English and Portuguese, and conversant in French and Italian, he has lived, taught, and practiced in Hong Kong since 2002.
Dr. Greene has taught a range of subjects at the university level in Hong Kong and in the United States since 2000 including the psychology of consciousness, analytical psychology, positive psychology, abnormal psychology and how to use mythology and psychology to better understand archetypes present in our personal narratives and the stories that populate the media and arts around us. His first book, Adventure in Archetype: Depth Psychology and the Humanities, was published in 2011.
Dr. Greene was an adjunct faculty member in the Clinical Doctor of Psychology programme, Alliant International/City University of Hong Kong, and an Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Shue Yan University in the Department of Counselling and Psychology where he was the founding Program Director of the university’s Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology, (which became the Master of Social Sciences in Psychology). While at the university, he was the OECD Project Coordinator and Senior Researcher at the Economic and Wellbeing Project. You can learn more about Dr. Greene on his personal website.