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Dr Bruce A Levine
Psychologist | Clinical
Dr. Bruce Levine is one of the very few Board Certified Clinical Psychologists who is licensed in and sees patients from HI, CA, NY and FL. His primary office is located in Beverly Hills, CA, but he sees patients from all 4 States via secure, encrypted videochat from the safety and security of your home or office. After receiving a Ph.D. from Hofstra University in NY, he completed a 2-year Post Doctoral Fellowship in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) at the Temple University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry in Philadelphia. His past professional experience includes serving as the Chief Psychologist at Mt. Sinai South Nassau Medical Center in NY, Clinical Psychologist at the UCLA School of Medicine in LA, Clinical Psychologist for the hit TV series "Hoarders" on the A&E television network and as a member of the Editorial Board of the prestigious Journal of Behavior Therapy & Experimental Psychiatry. Dr. Levine is not participating in any insurance plans, but will provide insurance claim forms for you to submit to your PPO insurance carrier (check with your carrier for reimbursement details and amounts) for partial reimbursement of his $350 per session fee.
Dr Bruce A Levine
- Beverly Hills, CA
- Accepting new patients
Dr. Levine’s Background
Dr. Bruce Levine is one of the very few Board Certified Clinical Psychologists who is licensed in HI, CA, NY, and FL. His primary office is located in Beverly Hills, CA, but...
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