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Sam Minskoff, Ph.D.

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Licensed Clinical Psychologist; I am here to help you find out what is RIGHT with you; NOT what is wrong with you.
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Degrees

Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology; M.A. in Clinical Psychology; B.A. in Psychology

My Expert Service

Indeed, focusing on what is 'right' with you as opposed to what is 'wrong' with you, allows you to move on from the usual hap-hazard routine of misery and failure. Thus, focusing on what's right with you places you in a position, that is easier than you ever knew, to attain that joy and satisfaction in your life.

Experience & Qualifications

Focusing on what is 'wrong' with you, which seems to be a common practice, perpetuates the situation of always "going around the same mountain" for years and years; thereby, never changing your circumstances. This is not to be confused with the 'power of positive thinking',etc.,etc., approach to counseling or coaching. Rather, focusing on what is 'right' would allow everything else to work out in the best way in your life as incredible as this may seem. Justice/success in your life can most likely be attained by not always dwelling on what is wrong. Strengths overcome weaknesses not the habitual other way around. Therefore, I would help you to focus on what is right with you which is where the real effective you seems to be hidden.


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Current - Jerusalem, Israel; Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Israel (Lic.# 04110); private practice; providing psychological services to the English speaking community. Services entail; Individual, Couple, Family Psychotherapy; Clinical Consulting; Psycho-diagnostic Testing and Evaluations.

1991-1993: Senior Clinical Psychologist at Riverside County Department of Mental Health : Children’s Residential and Day Treatment; Riverside, California. Services were provided for severely emotionally disturbed children ages 5-12 years who were either dependents or wards of the Juvenile Court. Such services entailed doing individual, group, family psychotherapy as well as psycho-diagnostic testing, reports for the Juvenile Court, in addition to evaluating and designing clinical treatment programs for the children in the residential therapeutic milieu . The children in the program have histories of severe abuse; e.g., ritual, sexual, physical, neglect, emotional.
As Senior Clinical Psychologist; responsible for doing clinical supervision for the Psychological Interns in the program.

1989-1990 School Counselor at Chamlian Armenian School, Glendale, California. Psychotherapeutic services were provided to students from grades 1-9 (ages 6-15 years). Many of these children were from war torn countries in the Middle East and have experienced the horrors of war and terrorism. In addition; psycho-diagnostic testing and evaluations for the purpose of designing Individual Educational Programs for those students having certain emotional problems that were interfering with the their ability to learn or function in a classroom setting.

1987-1989 Served as Doctorial Dissertation Advisor and committee member at California School Of Professional Psychology; Los Angeles, California.

1982-1990 Glendale Family Service; Glendale, California. Services entailed doing Individual, Couple, Family, Group Psychotherapy. This included working with the part of the child clinical population that had been deemed by the Juvenile Court as sex offenders or sex abuse reactive children.

PUBLICATION: COMPARISON OF DEFENSE MECHANISMS UTILIZED IN PERCEPTION BY BLIND AND SIGHTED RESPONDENTS. Psychological Reports, 1984, 55. 228-230 (adapted from doctorial dissertation).

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