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Louise Jacobs has enjoyed a varied and rich educational career which she
currently combines with her work as an individual and family therapist.
A
Magna Cum Laude graduate of Chicago's DePaul University, Louise taught at
the elementary and secondary levels, and was a high school curriculum director and
principal before becoming the co-founder and educational director of a
specialized school for youths with severe behavior disorders and learning
disabilities.
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In
addition to her M.A. in history from Loyola University, Louise also
possesses an M.A. in counseling-psychology from the Alfred Adler
School of Professional Psychology in Chicago where she has taught as an
adjunct faculty member.
Louise
teaches graduate courses at Aurora University and National-Louis
University and she has also been an instructor at the Chicago Consortium
of Colleges and Universities and the University of Northern Colorado.
In 2004 Louise introduced
the highly regarded Communications Seminar into the Pathways to Learning
summer schedule. Its registration strictly limited to those who
had completed pre-requisites, this seminar proved to be extremely
successful.
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Louise
augments her vast educational experiences with her private practice as a
therapist for individuals and families. Her particular
concern is to assist students with behavior problems and to work with
the school and the family to bridge communication.
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Louise's signature in her on-going involvement with schools has been her
unmatched kind-firm conflict resolution skills. Similarly, she
has established a reputation as a "puzzle-solver," addressing the many
complex issues that are involved in enhancing student performance. |
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Louise has given keynote
addresses to educators and parents and has presented at national and international conferences. In
association with her colleague Bernadette Herman, she has provided
consultancy services and innumerable inservices and staff development
seminars for systems as disparate as state departments of education,
international symposia, professional organizations, individual private,
parochial, and public schools, local parent-teacher organizations and
public school K-12 districts.
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Pathways
to Learning, 414 Grouse Lane South, Deerfield, Il. 60015 |
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Telephone
(847) 459-3315 Fax (815) 642-0076 |
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