Dr. Belcher is an expert in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and adjustment to medical illness. She provides services to adults using a cognitive behavioral perspective that includes newer evidence-based therapies, specifically motivational interviewing (MI), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and mindfulness-based approaches.Cognitive views of learning she is also certified in treatments for OCD ( exposure and response prevention) and PTSD (exposure therapy). Her therapeutic approach emphasizes the client’s values and goals in developing a treatment plan that identifies challenges and motives for behavior change.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Belcher received her ph.D. In clinical psychology at the university of delaware. She completed her predoctoral residency in behavioral medicine at yale university school of medicine and a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in behavioral medicine and rehab psychology at geisinger medical center.Cognitive views of learning she has published extensively in peer-reviewed academic journals in the areas of emotions, couples, and stress and coping. Her research has been recognized and supported by academic institutions, medical centers, and research facilities, including the national institutes of health (NIH).Cognitive views of learning she is a frequent speaker at both national professional meetings and local community events.

Dr. Piering works with children, teens, and adults with a wide range of emotional difficulties, including OCD, insomnia, anxiety, panic, emotion regulation, and depression.Cognitive views of learning she completed her pre-doctoral internship at the school at columbia university. She has provided therapy to adults at the mcshane center for psychological services and worked with children, teens, and young adults on psychiatric inpatient units at kings county hospital, as well as in school settings.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Piering received her B.S. In psychology from fordham university, her M.S.Ed. From pace university, and her psy.D. In clinical child and school psychology from pace university.Cognitive views of learning she has conducted research examining the role of familial support and creativity on the identity development of young adults with cancer. Her other research has focused on the role of creativity and parenting in both academic achievement and delinquency.Cognitive views of learning dr. Piering has taught undergraduate and graduate courses on family psychology and assessment, and led workshops on social emotional learning and development, as well as on executive functioning skills and strategies.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Visvanathan is an expert in cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based treatments for anxiety disorders (including OCD, GAD, & panic disorder), depression, and insomnia.Cognitive views of learning she is one of only a few psychotherapists in NYC who are certified teachers of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy ( MBCT). She also specializes in exposure and response prevention (ERP) and acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT).Cognitive views of learning dr visvanathan works primarily with adults. She is experienced in working with ethnic minorities and LGBT/queer individuals as well as individuals coping with medical issues such as cancer recovery & heart disease.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Visvanathan received her doctorate in clinical psychology from the university of denver and completed her internship training in inpatient, outpatient, primary care, and community mental health at the denver health medical center.Cognitive views of learning dr. Visvanathan is a consultant and collaborator on multiple clinical trials at NYU school of medicine that examine the effects of mindfulness-based treatments for mental health and physical health disorders.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Pavony specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapy for the treatment of depression, OCD and other anxiety disorders, and is certified in cognitive processing therapy for PTSD.Cognitive views of learning she utilizes dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills to address eating disorders, social phobias, and interpersonal conflicts. She takes an individually-tailored and collaborative approach in her work with adolescents, adults, and couples, and has further clinical interests in life transitions and identity struggles.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Pavony completed her B.A., M.S. And ph.D. At binghamton university, where she conducted and published research on pain perception and borderline personality disorder.Cognitive views of learning her pre-doctoral internship included training in the VA connecticut healthcare system and the uconn health center’s school of medicine. She then completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship at new york-presbyterian hospital – weill cornell medical center, where she received training in transference focused psychotherapy (TFP).Cognitive views of learning TFP is an empirically-supported treatment for personality disorders. She also has experience in correctional health, having served as clinical supervisor and associate director of mental health in a specialty forensic program.Cognitive views of learning

Natalia works with adults who experience a range of difficulties, including mood and anxiety disorders and dysregulated behaviors. Currently working toward her ph.D.Cognitive views of learning in clinical psychology at the graduate center of the city university of new york (CUNY), she received her M.A. From CUNY and her B.A. From the university of georgia.Cognitive views of learning her clinical experience includes working with adolescents presenting with anxiety disorders at mount sinai’s inflammatory bowel disease clinic, as well as with suicidal adults and adolescents at lincoln hospital.Cognitive views of learning natalia has also received specialized training in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Her research investigates the influence of social media use on mood and cognition in those who are at increased risk for depression and suicide.Cognitive views of learning

Michael has experience working with adults and adolescents experiencing a range of difficulties including anxiety, depression, psychotic spectrum disorders and ADHD.Cognitive views of learning michael is versed in a range of treatment modalities including both group and individual cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis (cbtp), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and group and family-based CBT (GF-CBT).Cognitive views of learning he specializes in working with performing artists suffering from performance and audition anxiety. He also has experience working with LGBTQ individuals.Cognitive views of learning

Michael received his B.F.A. From ithaca college and his M.A. From hofstra university where he is currently pursuing his ph.D in clinical psychology.Cognitive views of learning michael has had the opportunity to train and co-supervise clinicians across the country in both cbtp and GF-CBT. His current line of research focuses on the testing of a group-based ACT treatment tailored for audition anxiety experienced by musical theater performers.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Greene is an expert in the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), OCD, anxiety, trichotillomania, panic attacks, and the applications of mindfulness in the treatment of anxiety.Cognitive views of learning he specializes in helping survivors of rape, assault, and accidents who develop posttraumatic anxiety. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from boston university and completed postdoctoral training at memorial sloan-kettering cancer center and the mount sinai school of medicine.Cognitive views of learning dr. Greene served as an assistant professor at the mount sinai school of medicine for six years. At mount sinai, he conducted research and supervised medical residents.Cognitive views of learning he served as principal investigator of an NIH-funded research project that trained over 300 social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and other clinicians in cognitive-behavioral therapy.Cognitive views of learning

Dr. Greene has been invited to speak about his research in the united states, europe, and asia. He is also a teacher of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), a program developed by jon kabat-zinn and colleagues at the university of massachusetts medical school.Cognitive views of learning MBSR is based on the ancient practice of meditation, and has been demonstrated to be effective for people struggling with anxiety, chronic pain, hypertension, and other medical disorders.Cognitive views of learning