Sherry Puricelli
Focus: Practical Applications of Dream Psychology, Psychological Administration
Patrick is a multidisciplinary academic practitioner and key member of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD), with a solid academic foundation in psychology and advanced business administration, coupled with extensive interdisciplinary research and practical governance experience.
He earned his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Wright State University in 1998, laying a fundamental academic groundwork for the study of human cognition and mental experience. In 2013, he completed his Master of Business Administration at UCLA Anderson School of Management, further enriching his interdisciplinary academic perspective with systematic strategic research and data governance theories. His academic expertise spans psychological research, clinical data management, and interdisciplinary organizational strategy research, forming a unique multi-dimensional research framework that integrates humanities, social sciences and data science.
Patrick has long adhered to IASD’s interdisciplinary academic vision, focusing on the systematic exploration of dream science, therapeutic dream intervention research, and extraordinary psychological phenomena. He has maintained lifelong academic enthusiasm for dream study and consistently combines theoretical research with practical academic exploration. Joining IASD in 2012, he has actively participated in the academic exchanges of IASD’s annual and regional conferences for years, engaging in in-depth academic discussions and industry research sharing with global scholars.
Dedicated to supporting the standardized development of IASD’s academic community, Patrick has served on the IASD Finance Committee since 2025. Currently, he holds the position of Chair of the IASD Membership Committee, where he commits his interdisciplinary academic and governance expertise to promoting academic communication, expanding scholarly exchange platforms, and facilitating the sustainable development of global dream research academia.