Dr. Jeffrey M. Rubin ED.D.

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Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, is a Leading Clinical Psychologist with Rubin Psychological Services in Newburgh, New York Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, is a well-versed clinical psychologist who diagnoses and treats patients at Rubin Psychological Services, PC, in Newburgh, New York. He established his private practice after retiring from his position as a School Psychologist from with the Newburgh Enlarged City School District after 24 years of service (1980-2004). Some of the services provided alongside Stephanie A. Birinci, LMHC, Sharon L. Seelig, LCSW-R, and Deborah D. Strock, LMHC, include play therapy, individuals, families, and groups, parenting skill training, school-related behavior and learning issues, psychological opinions relative to medical procedures, psychological assessments, and court-mandated DWI, DWAI, and DUI evaluations. Dr. Rubin has an impressive professional journey that spans thirty-two years and his areas of expertise cover individual and family counseling, adolescent life issues, ADD, family and school issues, and anxiety disorders. Community affiliations include Mid-Hudson Area School Districts, NY State Office Of Adult Career & Continuing Education Services for Individuals with Disabilities (ACCES), NY State Office of Temporary Disability Assistance, Division of Disability Determinations, and NYS Workers’ Compensation Board. For more information about Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, please visit https://www.newburghtherapy.com/. Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, attended Columbia University New York, New York, and was awarded his Doctor of Education degree in 1986. His internship was completed with the Bureau of Child Guidance Mental Health Clinic. He is a certified forensic evaluator and is a provider of disability therapeutic and support services in New York State. Dr. Rubin remains at the forefront of his challenging specialty via memberships and affiliations with prestigious professional societies and associations, such as the American Psychological Association and the New York State Psychological Association. He holds an undergraduate degree in American Studies and Education. In addition to his Doctorate Degree in Psychology he holds three additional graduate degrees in Psychology. As a result of his outstanding performance in the field of clinical psychology, The International Association of HealthCare Professionals (IAHCP) has selected Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, to be featured in the premier publication of The Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare. He feels that his success is attributable primarily to his compassionate nature and approach to helping others and dedicates his spare time to traveling, playing golf, and being with his wife, children, and grandchildren. “May my love of the art of psychology inspire me to seek at all times to expand my knowledge and to see within each of those in need only the human being”, says Dr. Rubin about his work. For more information about Jeffrey M. Rubin, EdD, please visit www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/2650747-Jeffrey-Rubin-Psychologist-Newburgh-NY-12550.

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