Research Bio
Alan Lorenz, MD, received his Bachelor's degree from Stanford University, his Medical degree from the University of Wisconsin, and completed a residency in Family Medicine and a fellowship in Family Systems Medicine at the University of Rochester.
After practicing for nine years in rural upstate New York as both a family doctor and a family therapist, he returned to teach in the residency in 2001.
His first co-authored book, Models of Collaboration: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals Working with Health Care Practitioners, was published in 1996; and his second co-authored book, the acclaimed revision of Family-Oriented Primary Care with Susan McDaniel, Tom Campbell, and Jeri Hepworth, was published in 2005.
He teaches part-time in the residency and sees patients at the University Health Service.
2002 May
Campbell TL, McDaniel SH, Cole-Kelly K, Hepworth J, Lorenz A. "Family interviewing: a review of the literature in primary care." Family medicine. 2002 May 0; 34(5):312-8. |
2000
Lorenz, A. "The Life Cycle of the Doctor-Patient Relationship: The Middle Years". Medical Encounter. 2000; 15(3). |
1999
Lorenz, A. "The Belay of Collaboration, Reflections". Families, Systems
& Health,. 1999; 17(1). |
1996
Lorenz, A. "Commentary". Families, Systems & Health. 1996; 14(4): 463-464. |
1996
Seaburn, Lorenz, Campbell & Winfield. "A Mother's Death: Family Stories of Illness, Loss, and Healing". Families, Systems & Health,. 1996; 14(2). |
