MARIE-GENEVIEVE ISELIN, PHD
Social Work at 9 St, New York, NY

Staff Psychologist at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Clinical Psychologist at 24 East 12th Street, NY 10003

Health, Wellness and Fitness

Long Island Jewish Medical Center - Staff Psychologist 24 East 12th Street, NY 10003 since Jul 2009 - Clinical Psychologist

Clark University 1997 - 2004
New School for Social Research 1995 - 1997
M.A., General Psychology Université de Geneve 1994
M.A., Philosophy

Adults and older adults, Men, Stress Management, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions (changes in job or marital status, becoming a parent or a caregiver, adjusting to a medical conditions, etc, ), Interpersonal conflicts, Grief and loss, Difficulties building fulfilling relationships, Problems getting adjusted to a new country or culture, Psychotherapy in French

HONORS, Jacob L. Hiatt Summer Research Fellowship: 1998, 1999, New School for Social Research Tuition Fellowship: 1995 –1997, Honors for M.A. in Philosophy: 1994, Honors for Final Certificate of Piano Studies: 1990, MAIN PUBLICATIONS, Falmagne, R. Joffe, & Iselin, M.-G. (2002). On mapping a transdisciplinary approach to reasoning. In M. Hass & R. Joffe Falmagne (Eds.), Representing reason: Feminist theory and formal logic. New York; Rowman & Littlefield., Iselin, M.-G., & Addis, M.E. (2003). Effects of etiology on perceived helpfulness of treatments for depression. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 27(2), 205-222., Iselin, M.-G., & Hinrichsen, G.A. (2008). La psychothérapie interpersonnelle (PTI) pour le traitement de la dépression chez les personnes âgées [Interpersonal Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression in Older Adults]. Santé Mentale au Québec, XXXIII, 2, 67-85.

Staff Psychologist at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Clinical Psychologist at 24 East 12th Street, NY 10003

Health, Wellness and Fitness

Long Island Jewish Medical Center - Staff Psychologist 24 East 12th Street, NY 10003 since Jul 2009 - Clinical Psychologist

Clark University 1997 - 2004
New School for Social Research 1995 - 1997
M.A., General Psychology Université de Geneve 1994
M.A., Philosophy

Adults and older adults, Men, Stress Management, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions (changes in job or marital status, becoming a parent or a caregiver, adjusting to a medical conditions, etc, ), Interpersonal conflicts, Grief and loss, Difficulties building fulfilling relationships, Problems getting adjusted to a new country or culture, Psychotherapy in French

HONORS, Jacob L. Hiatt Summer Research Fellowship: 1998, 1999, New School for Social Research Tuition Fellowship: 1995 –1997, Honors for M.A. in Philosophy: 1994, Honors for Final Certificate of Piano Studies: 1990, MAIN PUBLICATIONS, Falmagne, R. Joffe, & Iselin, M.-G. (2002). On mapping a transdisciplinary approach to reasoning. In M. Hass & R. Joffe Falmagne (Eds.), Representing reason: Feminist theory and formal logic. New York; Rowman & Littlefield., Iselin, M.-G., & Addis, M.E. (2003). Effects of etiology on perceived helpfulness of treatments for depression. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 27(2), 205-222., Iselin, M.-G., & Hinrichsen, G.A. (2008). La psychothérapie interpersonnelle (PTI) pour le traitement de la dépression chez les personnes âgées [Interpersonal Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Depression in Older Adults]. Santé Mentale au Québec, XXXIII, 2, 67-85.

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