Bernice Bernhard, Ph.d

Over the thirty-five years that I have been a psychotherapist, my training has been both extensive and by choice,
eclectic. I have moved from my initial psychoanalytic training to family systems and behavioral and cognitive
behavioral approaches; behavioral activated therapy is part of my cognitive approach. I also use three alternative
methods (see Alternative Therapeutic Methods). My style is highly interactive with weekly tasks given where
appropriate. It is important to me that patients know that I have great respect for, and experience with, diversified
ethnic, racial, gender, cultural groups, and differing family styles.
Whether I am working with an individual, a couple, or a family, I believe that the past influences and validates the
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West 62nd Street
New York, NY 10023
212-245-2994
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2643 Darnley Place
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
(914) 245-2287
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2643 Darnley Place
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
914-245-2287
Bernice B. Bernhard, Ph.D Is A NYS Licensed Psychologist With Over 35 Years Of Experience.
Caring ? Experience ? Professional
Individual ? Couple ? Marital ? Family ? Adults ? Children
Life Coaching ? Traditional and Alternative Methods
Anxiety
Depression
Panic Disorders
Trauma/Phobias
Women's Issues
Men's Issues
Chronic Illness
Child Behavior
Learning Problems
ADD & ADHD/Child/Adult
Step Parenting
Separation/Divorce
Gay Relationships
Gay Parenting
Sexual Concerns
Elder Concerns
44 West 62nd Street
New York, NY 10023
(212) 245-2994
Bernice B. Bernhard, Ph.D
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present and that history and belief systems can interfere with comfort level and emotional well-being. Changing
negative belief systems is an important part of the style I have and the kind of therapy I do.