Beth Bruno, author of "Wild Tulips," a collection of entertaining tales
about parenting, is SNET Internet's most prolific freelance contributor. She writes the column "Insights" and distills readers' email into "Viewpoints," in addition to producing regular features on special education and the "Ask a School Psychologist" column. Beth is a freelance writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience in mental health and education. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a B.A. in Psychology in 1966. She continued her education at Harvard University (Ed.M. in Educaton, 1967) and Yeshiva University (M.A. in Clinical Psychology, 1976). Beth has served as Chair of the Psychology Department for the Special Children's Center in Ithaca, New York, and has worked as Adjunct Instructor at Tompkins-Cortland Community College.

Beth Bruno has always been "fascinated by people--their motives, emotions, what makes them tick." Her ability to "read people and connect with them" is a true gift. As a school psychologist, her philosophy is not to solve problems for people, but rather "to help people discover their inner resources and create ways to help themselves." "Some people fear the unknown," she says. "I welcome it, because I can usually make the best of whatever happens."

Beth encourages questions from young people, adults, educators and professionals. She will do her best to answer each question personally and in a timely manner. She can be reached via email at bbruno@snet.net, or visit her personal homepage here.

You can browse her past articles by clicking on the appropriate link below:

Insights

Viewpoints

Issues in Education