EXPERT
Dr. Priscilla Marotta, PH.D.
Psychologist
Dr. Priscilla Marotta is a psychologist practicing telehealth. Dr. Marotta specializes in the treatment of mental health problems with cognitive-behavioral therapy and utilizes the EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) intervention. The Florida Psychological Association recognized Dr. Marotta's expertise with the "What a Women" Award for her work with women empowerment and the 'Public Service" Award for her community involvement. Dr. Marotta authored two books. Her most recent book was co-authored with Veronica Rui-Ashwal and Elizabeth Hyatt. The title is "Power-Up". Her book is available on Amazon.,com.
Dr, Marotta works collaboratively with her clients and develops tailored treatment goals. She is an expert on positive power skills for living, and navigating life changes.
Dr, Marotta works collaboratively with her clients and develops tailored treatment goals. She is an expert on positive power skills for living, and navigating life changes.
39 years
Experience
Dr. Priscilla Marotta, PH.D.
- Boynton Beach, FL
- U of Southern Mississippi
- Accepting new patients
Positive Power: A Necessity for Navigating Life
Power is a word that has many negative connotations. Unfortunately many of the meanings are shaded by images of control, domination, and hurtfulness. Power has been contaminated...
How long does it take to fix depression?
Depression has many variables. Patients with depression who utilize a combination of medication and cognition-behavior therapy usually see significant results in 12 sessions.
What is the most successful way to treat ADHD?
It is very important to have a full psychological evaluation to confirm the ADHD diagnosis. A combination of medication and cognitive-behavior therapy has had the best outcome. READ MORE
It is very important to have a full psychological evaluation to confirm the ADHD diagnosis. A combination of medication and cognitive-behavior therapy has had the best outcome. Medication should be assessed carefully and is not always a necessity.
Can counseling help with schizophrenia?
Yes, therapy with the appropriate medication can help your friend become stable and live a fulfilling life.
