Celebrity Info
John is a clinical psychologist who focuses on helping individuals dealing with depression and anxiety, as well as challenges in relationships and interpersonal communication. He also has expertise in addressing substance abuse and addiction, and he is particularly interested in health psychology, with a focus on HIV/AIDS. In his practice, he combines traditional psychodynamic approaches with techniques drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy and systems-centered therapy, working with both couples and groups.
Before he became well known in his field, John earned a bachelor’s degree in art and English literature from Brown University in 1999. Over the course of his career, he has held positions at several prominent institutions, including St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital in New York, Columbia University Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital, and Bellevue Hospital. He has also provided counseling services at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University College Counseling Center.
Growing up, John was raised in a household where his mother stayed at home to care for the family while his father worked as a police officer.
He’s conducted a series of engaging seminars for Equinox Health Clubs, diving deep into health psychology, mindfulness practices, and strategies for facilitating lasting behavioral change. As part of their elite Tier X coaching program, he shared valuable insights that helped shape the way coaches approach client wellness. He really brought a unique perspective to the table, blending science with practical application. His contributions have been instrumental in enhancing the program’s effectiveness, and he continues to be a trusted voice in the field. He consistently emphasizes the importance of mindset, and he believes sustainable change starts from within. Overall, he has made a significant impact through his work with Equinox and he remains committed to advancing holistic health education.
