Terry TrudelWhile Dr. Trudel was working as a surgical assistant in undergraduate school one of the nursing staff asked this question. Why do you want to go into psychiatry? Answer: "I like people," and "The mind and soul are exponentially more fascinating and cmplicated than any other branch of science."Since that time Dr. Trudel has completed his B.Sc. majoring in biology, psychology, and chemistry, an M.D. degree, one year of graduate work in clinical psychology, and residency training in psychiatry. His practice experience includes one year of tropical medicine in Papua New Guinea, one year of emergency room medicine, 2 years of family practice, and 40 years in the field of behavioral science.During five decades, Dr. Trudel has observed this: the mind of man abhors a vacuum. What people put into their minds and the influence it has on their perceptions is fascinating, illuminating, and more complicated than expected. Read More Read Less