Dr. Berk has served as a special consultant to businesses, schools, agencies and other private organizations. He has instructed paramedics in field management of behavioral emergencies. Dr. Berk has served as a member of, and trainer for, the Greater Cleveland Chapter of the American Red Cross Disaster Mental Health team. Dr. Berk has responded to emergencies such as air disasters and fires where there has been loss of life. Dr. Berk has also provided training in debriefing and trauma response to clinicians and emergency responders. He was responsible for debriefing personnel from the American Red Cross-Cleveland Chapter who provided relief services to Hurricane sites. He developed a plan to "Help the Helpers", an overall program for training responders before they left, providing more effective services onsite, and facilitating a smooth reintegration of disaster volunteers into the workplace upon their return. Also especially notable was that Dr. Berk provided the keynote address at the University of Arkansas-Jonesboro seminar following the school shootings which occurred.
Dr. Berk works with children and adolescents in group therapy for social skills. At the present time he facilitates 15 social skills groups. These groups include individuals from seven to twenty eight years old.
Dr. Berk also provides training throughout the country onl a variety of topics. He will speak privately for groups of any size and also contracts with businesses, seminar companies, schools and universities to provide in-service training.
Dr. Berk is also author of "Parent's Quick Guide to Electronic Addiction"