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About
Doris Jeanette, Psy.D.
Doris Jeanette is a licensed psychologist
with 33 years of clinical experience helping people
relax into their body, feel better, and achieve peak performance.
 Here she is in the summer time, carrying her heavy groceries, efficiently, and with ease, on top of her head to her home at 21st and Lombard from the Italian Market in Philadelphia. This method, used for centuries by women, is being studied by aerospace engineers. The secret is to remove the anxiety in your body and viola'!
 Even in the winter time Doris likes to stand on one foot while balancing her groceries on top of her head. (This image was used as the cover for her audio series, "Opening the Heart.")
Doris Jeanette was proclaimed "The Siren of Spontaneity" by the Philadelphia Inquirer in 1994.
Maralyn Lois Pollack, who wrote the featured interview in the Sunday Inquirer also noticed that she was "warm, genuinely likable" and communicated in "honeyed tones of her muted Southern accent."
Maralyn summarized her psychological evolution:
"Ever so incrementally, Doris Jeanette (nee Ward, formerly Keller) has expanded, and exploded, the boundaries of her traditional clinical training. She actually holds a doctorate in psychology from highly respectable Baylor University, and she had a post doctoral fellowship with eminent behaviorist Joseph Wolpe, M.D. at Tempe Medical Schools, both during the 1970's.
... She's achieved admirable electricity in her work, moving from sex therapy and feminist therapy to the further reaches of 'new science'...
...With Nature as her co-therapist, Doris Jeanette's outdoor workshops at the seashore or forest bring participants back, she says, 'to sanity, health, and freedom."
Click here to read more about Dr. Doris Jeanette. Includes
professional CV.
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