Michael Friedman

• Linked consumers to resources in the community, provided crisis intervention, provided motivational interviewing to identify psychological strategies to promote change talk, assisted consumers with achieving personal goals, and facilitated treatment with medical and psychiatric providers.

• Provided consumers who were formerly homeless access to housing and mental health services. Worked with consumers on medication management, linking consumers to other medical and psychiatric services, providing crisis management services, and assisting them with educational and occupational oppurtunities.

Was responsible for working on social psychology experiment regarding the theory of others defining one's own subjective experience, or "Subjective Hijacking." Responsibilities also included doing literature reviews for fellow research assistants and assisted in running the experiments.