Welcome!
- Thank you for visiting our site! Dr. Judy Rand is founder and CEO
of The Family Prosperity Institute. With more than 20 years of
experience in the mental health field, she is dedicated to providing
counseling and educational services that empower clients to
creatively plan their own destinies. She provides expert counseling
services and innovative psychology knowledge and solutions to
individuals, families, family-owned businesses, and organizations.
Services are time-efficient and cost-effective.
Dr. Rand specializes in family psychology, which includes family, individual, and group therapy; personal
struggles with depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and family estrangement; beyond anger
management; domestic violence including child, wife, and elder abuse; gender and cultural influences on a
person's life choices and relationships; relevant topics for adult couples dealing with Asperger's Syndrome;
gero-psychology and the issues related to aging in a fast-paced society; & the development of human
potential, including the development of emotional intelligence.
Family psychology is the study of human behavior in individuals, couples, families, and family-owned
businesses.
Geropsychology refers to the study of human behavior related to the challenges and successes occurring
across one's later years and through the end of life.
Financial psychology is the study of money attitudes and practices of individuals, couples, and families, and
the meaning and role of money in relationships.
Beyond anger management is the ability to identify emotions accurately and use anger appropriately in
daily life.
Domestic violence refers to patterns of coercive behavior that are used by one family member or intimate
partner to control another such as using physical violence, sexual violence, emotional and psychological
violence, intimidation, verbal abuse, economic control, coercion and threats, male privilege, isolating and
blaming the victim, or minimizing violence.
Emotional intelligence refers to the notion that personal qualities such as initiative, adaptability, and
trustworthiness along with relationship skills such as empathy, political awareness, and team capabilities,
are more important to success and excellence for both individuals and the groups to which they belong,
than do academic or intellectual ability and technical know-how to perform certain tasks.
Empowering Families to Prosper.©
- If you believe you are in immediate danger due to thoughts or plans about hurting yourself, please call 911
or the Empact Suicide Prevention Center in Tempe at 480-784-1514, or visit your nearest emergency room
and ask for the psychologist or psychiatrist on call.
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on this website, please contact Dr. Rand directly for permission. If permission is granted, full credit to Dr. Rand
should be cited with each page, paragraph, or line used.
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