Jordan Silberman’s Bio
By Jordan Silberman on January 1, 2007 – 11:00 am One Comment
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Jordan Silberman, MAPP, began his career as a pianist, and studied at the Eastman School of Music. He’s performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City, the Viper Room in Los Angeles, and many places in between. Since changing paths in 2002, Jordan has presented lecture-recitals on music cognition research; authored and coauthored articles on health care communication, psychology, bioethics, and proteomics; presented research at conferences; chaired a psychology symposium in Hong Kong; patented a fundraising method; and completed two marathons. He works full-time for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where he does research in pediatric palliative care. He also works part-time for a professor at Harvard Medical School, helping her to write a book and launch a positive psychology institute at McLean Hospital. Jordan will soon begin medical school, and he is interested in how positive psychology and other novel paradigms can inform medical practice. Contact Jordan: jsilberm -at- sas.upenn.edu. |
And thanks for the thumbs up!
Hi Jordan,
I am enjoying your blog? I am sure you saw the movie about how addictive McDonalds food is to the human body. I am also interested in your self-regulation studies as one of my current initiatives at school has been increasing self-regulation skills for students with time and material management problems. Do you have any suggestions?
Please catch some California sunshine for me. You are right, winter is optional. Your parents have been their usual wonderful. Take care. emily