Mendelberg Hava E Psycholgist

Dr. Hava E. Mendelberg is a seasoned clinical psychologist with extensive experience in individual psychotherapy. She specializes in working with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, or overwhelming stress, helping them navigate their challenges and achieve their goals and aspirations. Dr. Mendelberg's theoretical orientation is psychoanalytic, but she adapts her approach to each patient's unique needs, drawing from various therapeutic modalities such as dynamic, cognitive, behavioral, and existential psychotherapies.

Dr. Mendelberg's expertise is backed by a wealth of experience as the director of outpatient psychotherapy clinics and inpatient programs and as a supervisor of psychiatric residents, psychology interns, and psychotherapists. She has also founded and developed a multidisciplinary clinic, taught at universities and medical schools, and published research on mood disorders and articles about diverse psychological issues. Moreover, she has served as a psychologist consultant in the US, Israel, and Latin America.

Dr. Mendelberg earned a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Wisconsin, following a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology and Educational Psychology and a Masters Degree in Behavioral Disabilities. Her academic background also includes studies in psychology and art at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, and at the Universidad of Madrid, Spain. She is fluent in English, Spanish, and Hebrew.

WRITINGS: PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

Dr. Mendelberg is an accomplished author and presenter, with numerous publications and presentations to her name. Some of her notable works include:

• "Outcome Research, Theory, and Evaluation of Psychotherapy Praxis" published in The Psychologist Journal (APA, 2018)
• "Collaboration in Private Practice: Psychotherapy in the Midst of Health Care Reform" (Rowman & Littlefield, 2015)
• "The Integration of Professional Values and Market Demands" published in The Psychologist-Manager (APA Journal, August 2014)

Dr. Mendelberg has also written about exploring the Holocaust a generation later, the psychology of terror, emerging trends in the practice of psychology, and the psychological interpretation of films. Additionally, she has presented on the development of a multidisciplinary clinic over two decades, trauma and recovery, and mood disorders, among other topics.