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Nelson, James, PhD

Contact Information
(612) 759-8789
Professional Information
Member Type: 
Full Member
Languages Spoken: 
English
Professional Roles: 
Consultation
Program Evaluation
Teaching
Therapy
Supervision
Work Settings: 
Non-Governmental Organization
Postgraduate Training Institute / Center
Therapeutic Approach / Theoretical Model: 
Brief Strategic Therapy
Co-Therapy
Group Therapy
Integrative Models
Internal Family Systems Therapy
Multiple Family Therapy
Narrative Therapies
Postmodern Practices: Constructionist / Constructivist Models
Preventive Interventions
Relational Models
Solution-Focused Therapy
Structural Family Therapy
Strategic Family Therapy
Office Location
227 Colfax Avenue North, Suite 130 Change Inc.
Minneapolis, MN, 55405
United States
Interests
Family Life Cycle / Developmental Issues: 
Couple Formation
Transition to Parenthood
Family Therapy with Children / Child Therapy
Adolescents and Their Families
Young Adults and Their Parents
Geriatric Issues / Older Families
Family Structure / Composition: 
Extended Families
Foster Care Families
GLBT Families
Multigenerational Families and Family Processes
Siblings
Single Adults
Single Parent Families
Step Families / Remarriage
Gender and Sexuality: 
Intimacy / Intimate Relationships
Marriage / Cohabitation
Larger Systems: 
Business Consultation
Educational Consultation
Diversity Training / Cultural Competence
Network Interventions
Organizational Development
Learning and Teaching about Families and Family Therapy: 
Relational Diagnoses
Research Methodology
Theory Development
Therapy Process and Outcome Research
Sociocultural Issues: 
Homeless Families
Low Income Families
Immigration / Displacement / Migration
Work / Family Issues
Multicultural Issues: 
African-American Families
Asian-American Families
Biracial / Bicultural Families / Couples
Latino Families
Muslim Families
Native American / First Peoples Families
Therapeutic Focus / Area of Interest: 
Anxiety / Panic
Attachment Disorders
Bereavement / Death and Dying
Family Violence / Including Partner, Child, and Elder Abuse
Family-of-Origin
Incarceration
Infidelity
Major Mental Disorders
Multi-Problem Families
Personality Disorders
School and Learning Issues: LD / ADD / School Achievement
Suicide
Substance Abuse / Addictions