Putting It All Together ...

Internet users can find my original article published in a journal at the link below. www.wawhite.org/uploads/Journals/02CP44-4-531-550.pdf This is a paper I wrote "Keeping It All Together ..." and published and it's about depression, actually severe depression. The depression degraded into severe depression which manifested mostly as a paralysis. Doctor, heal thyself! I eventually prescribed five of my seven pillar therapy and eventually overcame these year-longs slumps.

John O'Leary Psychologist Upper West Side New York NY

Dr. John O'Leary, Ph.D. Psychologist, New York City 304 West 75th Street, Ste. 1A New York, NY 10023 212-787-8387 Email Me	Ph.D. Psychologist specializes in treatments for: Alcoholism and Chemical Addiction Anxieity and Depression including severe depression Career Transitioning Marriage and Relationship Counseling Mood Disorders among many others
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Among my specialties as a practicing psychologist in the city of New York, New York are therapy and treatments for alcoholism, career transitions, marriage and relationship counseling, mood disorders or emotional disturbances, anxiety or fear. I have years of experience in treating anxiety and depression, especially serious depression. I believe that many problems emanate from faulty interpersonal relations and can help you spot self sabotaging patterns. I provide a therapy that is down to earth and relies on both the examination of troublesome feelings as well as unnerving thinking patterns.

Field of Specialization: Clinical Psychology

Acadiemic Training
1964 BA, St. John's University, Major: Psychology
1967 MA, St. John's University, Experimental Psychology
1976 Ph.D., St. John's University, Psychology
1983 Psychoanalytic Certification, William Alanson White Institute

Dissertation: "The Measurement of Self-Concept Change and Creative Problem Solving as a Function of Videotape Feedback"
Psychologist License #5423 NYS, March 18, 1977

Traineeship
1974-1975
1979-1983
1970-1983

Internship in Psychology, Brooklyn State Hospital
Post-doctorate in Psychoanalysis, William Alanson White Institute, New York, NY
Fellow, National Institute for Mental Health

Militarv Service
1959-1965 United States Marine Corp Reserve
Professional Organizations and Societies
American Psychological Association, Division 39
William Alanson White Society
Red Cross Volunteers
American Group Psychotherapy Association- past member
Eastern Group Psychotherapy Association- past member

Academic Appointments
1988-present Faculty, William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute, NY, NY

Employment;
2003-present Part-Time Clinical Psychologist, East 60 111 St. Clinics, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons

Honors
I964 Awarded one year Assistant-ship and two successive Teaching Fellowships
1977 Award for Outstanding Service at the East New York Mental Health Clinic
1996 Past President (elected) of the William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Society
2001 Elected to the Council of Fellows (senate) at the William Alanson White Institute

Teaching Experience and Responsibilities
1967-1974 Assistant and Associate Professor at St. Francis College
1980-1983 Associate Professor at St. Francis College

Courses taught from September 1967 forward)

• Experimental Psychology
  
• Tests and Measurements
  
• Statistics
  
• Introduction t
• Psychology
  
• Psychology of Poverty
  
• Clinical Psychology
  
• Abnormal Psychology
  
• Group Dynamics
  
• Personality Theories
  
• Developmental Psychology (Child and Adolescent)
  

Served for many years as a supervisor of psychotherapy at Teachers College, Columbia University (honorary position)
Training Fellowships Sponsored/Mentored
1979-1983 NIMH Fellow for post-doctoral studies in depth psychology

Academic Presentations

Under auspices of Joint International Conference for Psychoanalysis I have presented in:
• 1999 Paris, France - talk on cultural differences and counter transference with gay clients
  
• 2003 Dublin, Ireland - talks on trauma of survivors and relatives of 91 I victims
  
• 2005 Cape Town, South Africa - talk on postmodem deconstruction of power
  
• 2008 Vancouver, Canada - talk on loneliness in virtual realities like Second Life
  
• 2010 Edinburgh, Scotland - talk on failure using an attributional model
  

Have also presented at Div. 39 of APA on topic of"work"
Presented several times at the White Institute at Clinical Meetings on topics ranging from narcissism, to depression, to postmodem influences

Other Professional Activities
Past member of ethics committee for the New York State Psychological Association
Present member of ethics advisory committee at the William Alanson White Institute
Past Five year member of the Council of Fellows (senate) of the William Alanson White Institute