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John Gray, Ph.D. is the author of Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, the best-selling relationship book of all time. An internationally recognized expert in the fields of communication, relationships, and personal growth, he is a Certified Family Therapist (National Academy for Certified Family Therapists), a consulting editor of The Family Journal, a member of the Distinguished Advisory Board of the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors, and a member of the American Counseling Association. He lives with his wife and their three children in Northern California
John Gray (born 1951) is an American relationship counselor, lecturer and author. He has written seventeen books on relationships and personal growth, including his 1992 book Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,[1][2] which is being turned into a motion picture. Gray's current book is Venus on Fire | Mars on Ice, an exploration of relationships and the role of food and nutrition to sustaining a healthy romantic partnership.
Early life and education
Gray was born in Houston, Texas. After graduating high school, Gray attended University of St. Thomas and the University of Texas without receiving any degrees. He did receive a bachelors and masters degrees in creative intelligence, though sources vary on whether these degrees were received from Maharishi European Research University (MERU) in Switzerland or from Maharishi International University in Iowa.[3][4][5]
Gray received his Ph.D. in 1982 from Columbia Pacific University (CPU), after completing a correspondence course.[3][6] CPU, an unaccredited institution, was closed by California court order in 2000.[7] The court ruled that Columbia Pacific University (CPU) has not had legal authorization to offer or award degrees since June 25, 1997.[7]
[edit] Career
Gray's seventeen books have sold over fifty million copies and have been published in forty-five languages worldwide.[3][8]
Gray wrote a nationally syndicated column with thirty million readers. His column appeared in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, New York Daily News, New York Newsday, The Denver Post, and the San Antonio Express-News. Internationally, Gray's columns appeared in publications in England, Canada, Mexico, Korea, and in Latin American and the South Pacific.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray is a certified family therapist, and a consulting editor for Family Journal.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray is an international expert in the field of communication and relationships.[8][Third-party source needed] Gray has conducted public and private seminars for over 30 years.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray has made guest appearances on Oprah, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The CBS Morning Show, Live with Regis, The View, Politically Incorrect, Larry King Live, The Roseanne Show and CNN. Gray has been profiled in USA Today, Newsweek, Time Magazine, TV Guide, People and Forbes.[8][9][Third-party source needed]
Gray is listed as a signer of the 9/11 Truth statement.[10][11]
In 2001, Gray received the Smart Marriages Impact Award.[9]
In 2007, Gray became the brand founder of Mars Venus Coaching Franchise.[12]
[edit] Criticism
Critics have accused him of over-simplifying human psychology into stereotypes that fail to adequately describe many people.[13][14][15][16] Communication scholars have published research-based rebuttals to Gray's claims.[17] Other scholars, such as Deborah Tannen, a professor of linguistics, have also written research-based books that challenge some of Gray's claims.[18]
[edit] Personal life
Gray was the fifth of seven children born to a pair of Stanford University graduates; his father was a Texan oilman and his mother was co-owner of a popular Houston spiritual bookstore.[citation needed]
After high school, Gray followed the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of Transcendental Meditation and for nine years he was a celibate monk, and worked as the Maharishi's assistant.[3]
Gray divorced fellow self-help author Barbara De Angelis in 1984.[3] Gray married his current wife, Bonnie in 1986 and they have three daughters.[3]
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John Gray (born 1951) is an American relationship counselor, lecturer and author. He has written seventeen books on relationships and personal growth, including his 1992 book Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,[1][2] which is being turned into a motion picture. Gray's current book is Venus on Fire | Mars on Ice, an exploration of relationships and the role of food and nutrition to sustaining a healthy romantic partnership.
Early life and education
Gray was born in Houston, Texas. After graduating high school, Gray attended University of St. Thomas and the University of Texas without receiving any degrees. He did receive a bachelors and masters degrees in creative intelligence, though sources vary on whether these degrees were received from Maharishi European Research University (MERU) in Switzerland or from Maharishi International University in Iowa.[3][4][5]
Gray received his Ph.D. in 1982 from Columbia Pacific University (CPU), after completing a correspondence course.[3][6] CPU, an unaccredited institution, was closed by California court order in 2000.[7] The court ruled that Columbia Pacific University (CPU) has not had legal authorization to offer or award degrees since June 25, 1997.[7]
[edit] Career
Gray's seventeen books have sold over fifty million copies and have been published in forty-five languages worldwide.[3][8]
Gray wrote a nationally syndicated column with thirty million readers. His column appeared in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, New York Daily News, New York Newsday, The Denver Post, and the San Antonio Express-News. Internationally, Gray's columns appeared in publications in England, Canada, Mexico, Korea, and in Latin American and the South Pacific.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray is a certified family therapist, and a consulting editor for Family Journal.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray is an international expert in the field of communication and relationships.[8][Third-party source needed] Gray has conducted public and private seminars for over 30 years.[8][Third-party source needed]
Gray has made guest appearances on Oprah, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The CBS Morning Show, Live with Regis, The View, Politically Incorrect, Larry King Live, The Roseanne Show and CNN. Gray has been profiled in USA Today, Newsweek, Time Magazine, TV Guide, People and Forbes.[8][9][Third-party source needed]
Gray is listed as a signer of the 9/11 Truth statement.[10][11]
In 2001, Gray received the Smart Marriages Impact Award.[9]
In 2007, Gray became the brand founder of Mars Venus Coaching Franchise.[12]
[edit] Criticism
Critics have accused him of over-simplifying human psychology into stereotypes that fail to adequately describe many people.[13][14][15][16] Communication scholars have published research-based rebuttals to Gray's claims.[17] Other scholars, such as Deborah Tannen, a professor of linguistics, have also written research-based books that challenge some of Gray's claims.[18]
[edit] Personal life
Gray was the fifth of seven children born to a pair of Stanford University graduates; his father was a Texan oilman and his mother was co-owner of a popular Houston spiritual bookstore.[citation needed]
After high school, Gray followed the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of Transcendental Meditation and for nine years he was a celibate monk, and worked as the Maharishi's assistant.[3]
Gray divorced fellow self-help author Barbara De Angelis in 1984.[3] Gray married his current wife, Bonnie in 1986 and they have three daughters.[3]
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