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Dr. Matthew Siegel, PhD

Psychologist
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About Dr. Matthew Siegel

Matthew Siegel, Ph.D., is a New York State licensed psychologist whose private practice is located in Brooklyn Heights/downtown Brooklyn. He provides counseling, assessments, and consultation to organizations. Dr. Siegel's training and interests are in general psychotherapy; career counseling and vocational psychology; family psychotherapy, psychological assessment; and psychosocial issues related to living, studying, and working abroad. He trained at Bellevue Hospital Center, Interfaith Medical Center, and Teachers College/Columbia University. Additionally, he held positions within k-12 and college level educational settings. Dr. Siegel received his doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Teachers College, Columbia University. He is also a Master Career Counselor member of the National Career Development Association. He is a former Peace Corps Volunteer, having served in Morocco from 1999-2001.

Languages

English

Services & procedures 18

Psychotherapy & CounselingEating DisorderAddictionAdolescent/Teen IssuesAnalytical TherapyAnger ManagementAnxietyBehavioral TherapyCognitive TherapyDepressionDivorce CounselingGrievingGroup TherapyParenting CounselingRelationship/Marriage CounselingSex TherapySports/Performance CounselingTrauma/Sexual Abuse Counseling

Background & credentials

Education & training

Columbia University, Teachers College, PhD in Counseling Psychology

Memberships & affiliations

National Career Development Association

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