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Jeremy Clyman Psy.D.

About

Jeremy Clyman, Psy.D., obtained his doctorate in clinical psychology as a graduate of Yeshiva University in NY. and a master's in journalism from Northeastern. He also holds a B.S. in psychology from Union College.

Currently, he works as a forensic and clinical psychologist treating individuals, couples and families in therapy, and conducting court evaluations. His training emphasizes cognitive, behavioral, dialectical and systemic treatment approaches.

Recent Posts
Coping With Corona
How can we best cope with a uniquely contagious and deadly virus, and thread the need of safety and risk?
Tully: A Movie About Parental Stress

Read on to discover the ways this captivating new movie discusses parenting, depression, and an increasingly prevalent and complex concern, known as caretaker burnout.

Read on to discover the ways this captivating new movie discusses parenting, depression, and an increasingly prevalent and complex concern, known as caretaker burnout.

School Anxiety and Avoidance

Gun violence is just one of many mental health problems in schools today. Read further to learn how to support students who develop anxiety and avoidance of school engagement.

Gun violence is just one of many mental health problems in schools today. Read further to learn how to support students who develop anxiety and avoidance of school engagement.

The Tony Romo Dilemma

Using a salient sports topic, I describe a framework for effectively resolving stressful dilemmas.

Using a salient sports topic, I describe a framework for effectively resolving stressful dilemmas.

Coping With Trump Anxiety

Concrete steps for managing a new and significant stressor in American life.

Concrete steps for managing a new and significant stressor in American life.

Split: Horror with a Side of Split Personality

Read on to learn how the split personality phenomenon can be considered at the unhealthy end of the identity spectrum.

Read on to learn how the split personality phenomenon can be considered at the unhealthy end of the identity spectrum.

The Protest of "Me Before You"

"Me Before You" seems to be about disability, makes a comment on patient assisted suicide, and shows how depressed characters can dampen entertainment quality in cinema...

"Me Before You" seems to be about disability, makes a comment on patient assisted suicide, and shows how depressed characters can dampen entertainment quality in cinema...