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Dr. Neill Cohen, PsyD

Psychologist
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About Dr. Neill Cohen

I accept out-of-network insurance whenever possible, and will be glad to verify your coverage. I am a warm, engaging Clinical Psychologist, specializing in anxiety disorders and relationship issues. My advice is informed by 25+ years of experience. In addition to my practice, I am active on the faculty at Weill-Cornell Medical College/New York Presbyterian Hospital. My orientation is cognitively-based, so therapy sessions are conversational and focused primarily on the here-and-now. We work on reaching therapeutic goals and collaborate on methods to attain them.

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

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, PsyD in Clinical Psychology State University of New York, Albany (Bachelor's) Cornell University, Fellowship in Psychology

Memberships & affiliations

American Psychological Association Society of Behavioral Medicine

Awards & publications

National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude Psi Chi, Psychology Honor Society Cohen, N.S. & Flamenbaum, W. (1987). Weight loss and hypertension. Cardiology Board Review, 4, 244-251. Cohen, N.S. & Flamenbaum, W. (1986). Weight loss and hypertension: Demonstration of a “floor effect.” American Journal of Medicine, 80, 177-181. Flamenbaum, W. & Cohen, N.S. (1985) The decision to “unmedicate.” Journal of the American Medical Association, 253, 687-688. Cohen, N.S. & Nezu, C.M. (1989). Personality disorders. In A.M. Nezu & C.M. Nezu (Eds.) Clinical decision making in behavior therapy: A problem-solving perspective. Champaign, IL: Research Press.

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