Marc Abrams, Ph.D.

Marc T. Abrams received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from United States International University (now known as Alliant International University) in San Diego, California in January of 1990. He went on to complete a predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Psychology from the Center for Preventive Psychiatry in White Plains New York working with children and families. He received his license to practice Psychology in the State of New York in May of 1992. Dr. Abrams began his private practice in New York after receiving his license. He has evaluated and treated thousands of children, teens and adults. He has taught at both collegiate and graduate levels and has supervised and consulted with other licensed mental health professionals. Dr. Abrams was fortunate to have been trained by some of the luminaries in psychology, including one psychologist who was considered part of the group of the founders of modern clinical psychology (Walter Cass, Ph.D.). Dr. Abrams was privileged to have been exposed to the knowledge and wisdom that came along with the many decades of experience that these individuals shared in their teaching and supervision. He believes very strongly that wisdom and knowledge is a gift given that dies unless it has been added to with one’s own experiences and passed down to the next generation. As Dr. Abrams envisions winding down his career as a practicing psychologist, he is now shifting his focus to passing down the collective wisdom and knowledge accumulated over decades of practice.