About Me

Trained as a clinical psychologist in the NYC area, I have had the privilege of encountering clients from all walks of life, and the honor of working with them in a therapeutic space focused on creating a life well lived.

Much of my graduate training focused on becoming a “generalist”, meaning that I trained across of host of settings with diverse client populations facing different challenges and experiencing differing levels of distress. I have worked in academic medical centers, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, community clinics, and outpatient private practices to gain a breadth of understanding when it comes to psychological conditions and interventions.

I also currently serve as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Marist University where I instruct undergraduate students and conduct research related to suicide, non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), online behaviors, and psychotherapist burnout. (view academic bio here: https://www.marist.edu/social-behavioral-science/faculty/vincent-corcoran)

Clinical Training:
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Wellness Associates
Pre-doctoral internship, Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center

Education:
PhD, Clinical Psychology, Fordham University
MA, Psychology, Fordham University
BS, Psychology, Fordham University