Dr. Michael Heitt is a licensed psychologist in private
practice. The primary focus of his
clinical and consultative activities center around working with physicians,
executives and other professionals who are dealing with personal and
occupational challenges. He frequently consults to small and mid-size companies
on a variety of workplace and organizational issues, and is recognized by local
Courts as being an expert witness in Clinical Psychology.
Dr. Heitt has presented internationally on topics ranging
from workplace violence and professional impairment to human resources and
personnel development, as well as topics such as psychological ethics, disaster
psychiatry and clinical assessment. He
is a former Chair and Member of the Maryland Psychological Association’s (MPA)
Ethics Committee and is current the Chair of their Colleague Assistance
Program.
Dr. Heitt earned his Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree in
clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in
Chicago in 1996. He is on the faculty of
the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, the Johns Hopkins University
School of Education and Loyola University Maryland. Additionally, he is the instructor for the
Maryland State Jurisprudence Licensure Exam preparatory course offered by MPA.
Dealing with (or Being) the Disruptive Professional
It seems like we’re hearing about violence in the workplace,
bullying and general incivility more and more lately. And almost everyone has had a “toxic boss” at
one time or another. What can be done
about the disruptive professional? How
can you learn to manage your stress when you are working with someone who is
particularly disruptive? Our next show
will feature Dr. Michael Heitt, a clinical and consulting psychologist, and we
will address the issue of disruptive behavior in the workplace and how to cope
with this very stressful situation.
For more information about Dr. Heitt’s work with disruptive
professionals and with the organizations in which they work, you can visit his
websites, HeittC3.com and PikesvillePsychologist.com.
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