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Mary F. Schneider, Ph.D.
Loyola University of Chicago
Educational and Counseling Psychology
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Dr. Mary F. Schneider’s professional work has
focused on the developmental and treatment needs of children and
families. Prior to joining the faculty of the Adler School of
Professional Psychology, Mary Frances was a full Professor in
the Foster G. McGaw Graduate School at National‑Louis University
in Evanston, Illinois. Mary Frances first developed her
interest in Adlerian Psychology under the mentorship of Dr.
Manford Sonstegard a pioneer in the development of family
education centers and deepened her Adlerian training under the
brilliant practice and scholarship of Dr. Harold Mosak. Mary
Frances married a generative Adlerian, Seymour Schneider. Sy
and Mary Frances proceeded to debate Adlerian ideas day and
night enjoying the world through this shared lens and growing
two fine sons under the umbrella of Adlerian philosophy. Mary
Frances broaden her training in family therapy at the Family
Institute at Northwestern integrating Adlerian family therapy
with modern and post modern forms of family therapy. Mary
Frances currently teaches courses on Adlerian individual and
family therapy at the Adler School of Professional Psychology.
Mary Frances’ research interests focus on family violence and
the use of the journal in the process of change.
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