Advisors to Midwest Center for
Stress and Anxiety and Depression

Paul Kelley, M.D., is the National Director of Psychiatry. Dr. Kelley's expertise focuses on substance abuse, depression, dissociative disorders, anxiety and psychopharmacology. Associations include: American Medical Association, Tennessee Psychiatric Association and the International Society for the Study of Multiple Personality and Dissociation.
 

James Buldus, Ed.D., is Regional Psychological Director. Dr. Buldus specializes in working with anxiety, agoraphobia and depression. His primary method of psychotherapy is cognitive-behavioral. Dr. Buldus is a member of the Ohio State Board of Psychology, the Toledo Association of Professional Psychologists, March of Dimes Advisory Committee and the American Board of Psychotherapy.
 

Carolyn Dickman is Education Director, a group facilitator and lecturer. She spends much of her time and emotional effort corresponding with home-study participants. As a co-founder of Lamaze of Northwest Ohio, Carolyn's diverse background, combined with her many years of personal struggle with anxiety, make her a valuable asset to the Midwest Center.
 

Joel Swabb, Ph.D., is outreach coordinator and seminar facilitator. He has set up and directed the first Ohio family M.D.'s Biofeedback Stress Control Center. With thousands of hours of clinical stress training experience, he has trained physicians for the American Medical Association's approved continuing education credits. In the clinical setting, Joel is a highly skilled biofeedback stress management trainer. He has demonstrated over a decade of consistent results in the control of migraine and tension headache, hypertension and a variety of stress-related health challenges.