Steven E. Handwerker Ph.D. D. Div received his doctorate degree from New York University, and post-doctoral certification from Hofstra University. He is licensed in psychology in N.Y. (’84), Florida (’96) and South Dakota (2000). He began his practice as head of Psychological Services at "The Wholistic Health Center" in Manhasset N.Y., an institution that he helped found and develop into a college offering degrees in the study of Alternative medicine, now located in Syosset, N.Y. now has over 40 years of experience working with individuals, couples and families. Since 1997, he has been the Founder and Chairperson for the International Association for the Advancement of Human Welfare, Inc a 501-c-3 not for profit. The organization enters its twenty first year and its direction and purpose is to teach and promote those values that promote peace on an individual, community and national level. Dr. Handwerker was the first Chairman of Membership for the Division of Peace Psychology of the American Psychological Association, and began the Spirituality and Humanitarian Practices Working Group in that Division in 1996. He is a member of the Scientific and Professional Board for the National Center for Crisis Management, a division of Homeland Security. His work to create paradigms for peace since 1996 have been in the arena of fostering humanitarian and sustainable interventions in devastated communities and building interFaith dialogue and harmony within and between the Faiths in order to create more stability in communities. To enhance his efficacy in the peace building and conflict resolution arenas he became a Licensed Supreme Court Mediator(2000) and a Doctor of Divinity. As a corporate consultant, in working with groups; assisting PIs and Security Professionals to better detect, intervene and prevent work place violence and addiction issues since 1970. He has authored two books and many articles on Peace Psychology and lectures regularly at APA conventions (over 22