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Jacob E. Small, Ph.D.
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286 Madison Avenue (at 40th St.), Suite 1602 New York, NY 10017
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Jacob E. Small, Ph.D.

I am an experienced clinical psychologist offering psychotherapy, assesssment, and consultation in midtown Manhattan. Please visit my website: www.jacobsmallphd.com for additional information.
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Psychologist

Gender Male
Education Catholic University (non-denom.), Washington DC
Training 2002 Doctorate in Clinical Psychogy, Wash, DC
2002 Internship at Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, NYC
2003-2007 Supervising Psychologist, St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital Center
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286 Madison Avenue (at 40th St.), Suite 1602, New York, NY 10017
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I worked with Dr. Small for close to three years. He did help me in some ways but part of mybtrauma was sexual and he just made things worse and didn't understand that aspect in regard to my religion. I also find he works with threats in order to get clients to be compliant with him. He is an okay therapist obviously better for some more than for others but for me I just attached to him and didn't realize towards the end he was more detrimental to my recovery than helping me.
by Sam xxx.xxx.117.34
October 28, 2015
Dr. Small worked with me for 2 years, after I was referred to him by my psychiatrist as a 'treatment resistant pt.' I resented the hell out of that label, and thought he would treat me as a 'hostile witness,' a pt that fights the treatment. Instead, what I got was a lot of challenging but also a lot of respect. He started with an evaluation, without judgment, but did not pussyfoot around the severity of my problems. He set up a structured twice weekly treatment with me, told me my problem could destroy my life, but also had hope that I could get healthy if I commit to treatment. I fought him for a year, because I don't trust easily, but then 'surrendered' to the work, let myself be a person who has serious problems, and worked through them, because I was ready and I trusted him. I am now living a 'life worth living', and i will always be in debt to him.
by Sarah Cohen xxx.xxx.17.134
April 22, 2015
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