Elinor Greenberg Ph.D.

About

Elinor Greenberg, Ph.D., is an internationally renowned Gestalt therapy trainer who specializes in teaching the diagnosis and treatment of Borderline, Narcissistic, and Schizoid adaptations in a lively and practical way. She has trained psychotherapists in her approach in the US, Norway, Sweden, Wales, England, Russia, and Mexico.

Dr. Greenberg is an Associate Editor of Gestalt Review, a faculty member of the New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy, and a faculty to the Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy and Training where she designed and teaches a post-graduate program on the diagnosis and treatment of Borderline, Narcissistic, and Schizoid Adaptations.

She is also a graduate of and former faculty member of “The Masterson Institute,” a post-graduate training institute that teaches a psychoanalytically oriented developmental, self, and object relations approach to the theory and treatment of personality disorders. She is also a certified Ericksonian hypnotherapist and is in the National Registry for Certified Group Psychotherapists.

Dr. Greenberg was honored by Quora.com as a Top Writer for 2017 and 2018.

Dr. Greenberg is the author of the book: Borderline, Narcissistic, and Schizoid Adaptations: The Pursuit of Love, Admiration and Safety.

Books by Elinor Greenberg Ph.D.

Recent Posts

The Logical Way to Find a Life Partner

If you are looking for a mate and are getting discouraged, thinking about you situation logically and following a few simple rules may speed up the process for you.

5 Common Misconceptions About Schizoid Personality Disorder

Most people do not know the truth about schizoid personality disorder because people living with it rarely call attention to themselves.

Do Narcissistic Mothers Have a Maternal Instinct?

Do you wonder if your narcissistic mother even had a maternal instinct? She may have, but NPD could mean she lacked some of the other abilities necessary to be a good parent.

A Gestalt Therapy View of Narcissistic Victim Syndrome

Narcissistic victim syndrome reduces the complexities of abusive relationships to two roles: abuser and victim. Gestalt therapy suggests that a wider focus would be more useful.

Why Isn't Narcissistic Victim Syndrome a Real Diagnosis?

Despite what you may see on the internet, narcissistic victim syndrome is not an accurate diagnosis and can be misleading.

Borderline, Narcissist, and Schizoid Relationship Challenges

If you or your partner has a personality disorder, you are likely to be experiencing serious relationship problems. The good news is that they can be solved with appropriate help.

Should You Share Your Personality Disorder Diagnosis?

Are you wondering if you should share your personality disorder diagnosis with people you are dating? Here are some tips about when, how, and what to share.

A Brief History of Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Highlights of how the concepts of narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder have evolved over time and the major theorists involved.

How to Become Happier by Discovering Your Authentic Self

Do you feel as if you could be happier but are afraid to make big changes? Increase your happiness by focusing on what you authentically like. Here's how.

Why Moving Can Be So Hard on Some Kids

Moving to a new school in a new neighborhood is one of the most overlooked causes of childhood trauma. Your child may need extra help to fit in and find new friends.