Alumni & Friends of the Program

Alum Dr. Lauren Levine ('90) authored Risking Intimacy and Creative Transformation in Psychoanalysis, which was published in April 2023 in the Routledge Relational Perspectives Book Series. Her book explores the transformational power of stories and storytelling in psychoanalysis; the power of stories to heal psychic wounds and create shared symbolic meaning and coherence out of ungrieved loss and trauma.

Congratulations to alum Dr. Ani Fredman (CCNY '23) who won the @EinsteinMed PRIME Research Day Poster Award for their poster—Cultivating Curiosity and Connection: Adapting the CARE Intervention for Caregivers of Gender Diverse Youth. Dr. Fredman also joined Prof. Steve Tuber and Prof. Sasha Rudenstine in co-authoring Children’s intrapsychic processes and aggressive-defiance behaviors as a function of sex, which was published in Psychoanalytic Psychology (2023). 

Alum and Clinical Supervisor Dr. Irina Volynsky ('07) presents a paper on TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) and ketamine treatment for severe treatment-resistant depression in populations impacted by political-regime trauma, titled "Facing the abyss: When the treatment comes too late in severe multigenerational trauma," at the conference "Life after 22. Catastrophe Inside and Outside" (Жизнь после 22. Катастрофа внутри и снаружи).

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Make a Gift

Support the next generation of clinicians through tax-deductible donations that go towards student scholarships based on financial need, as well as other student activities. Please contact Steve Tuber to learn more about making a donation.

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Mentor

The CCNY Mentorship Program was established in 2023 as a means of connecting current doctoral students with volunteer alumni mentors. It is intended to offer resources and relationships in a nonevaluative manner extending beyond the clinical supervisory and advisement opportunities of the doctoral program.  Areas of mentorship might include internship applications, research interests, career trajectories, and teaching experienceThere are currently 38 alumni mentors available, all of whom are eager to help students in any way they can. The mentorship list is updated on an annual basis, and mentors can be contacted via email. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, please contact the Clinical Program Administrator at clinicalpsychphd@ccny.cuny.edu .

Keep in Touch

Join our alumni email list by contacting nandita.sharrma@gmail.com . We use this forum to let you know about new developments. You should feel free to post job announcements, etc. or to rekindle friendships with long-lost colleagues. It is our hope that this list-serve will foster a sense of connection and commitment for those who have shared the experience of being trained in the program.

Contact the Alumni Association

The Clinical program at CCNY has organized an email distribution group for alumni. This will allow us to be in touch with you and for you to be in touch with each other. We urge alumni to join by contacting nandita.sharrma@gmail.com

We will use this forum to let you know about new developments. You should feel free to post job announcements, etc. or to rekindle friendships with long-lost colleagues. It is our hope that this list-serve will foster a sense of connection and commitment for those who have shared the experience of being trained in the program.

Alumni Publications

Find out what alumni have been working on since graduating from the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. Click here for a comprehensive list of alumni publications.

Last Updated: 04/19/2024 10:04