Eugenia Dubus, Ph.D.

Clinical Psychologist

Licensed to practice in New York and for telehealth in Florida

Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Dr. Dubus obtained her Ph.D. from the Graduate Center, CUNY with a concentration in Forensic Psychology. She completed her postdoctoral training on the assessment and treatment of trauma at the World Trade Center Mental Health Program at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Since then she has held multiple leadership positions in forensic programs and hospital-based programs in New York City before starting PACS. She is currently a faculty member at Mount Sinai Hospital.

See what she has to say about her treatment philosophy below:

“I believe in goal-oriented therapy. Early in our work together we will strive to identify specific things you want to change in your life, so we can evaluate along the way whether our strategies are working or need to be tweaked. I think you should be an active participant in your journey towards the life that you want, rather than a “patient” receiving treatment. My role is to offer my expertise as you find your way toward your own goals.

I also conduct clinical and forensic assessments. I have years of experience in psychological evaluations of individuals from many different cultural backgrounds and providing expert testimony in court.

You can click here to learn more about the kinds of evaluations I offer.”

Eugenia’s Specialties Include:

• PTSD and trauma-related issues

• EMDR

• Depression 

• Anxiety (social anxiety, generalized anxiety, phobias, OCD)

• Relationship issues

• Psychological testing 

• Forensic evaluations

Teens 14+

Adults

Individuals

Groups

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Finance:

Aetna and Optum

Self-Pay