Bruce Hubbard, PhD - Director
For over 20 years Dr. Bruce Hubbard has helped improve people's lives with Cognitive-Behavior Therapy. After establishing one of the first cognitive-behavioral practices in New York City, he went on to form the Cognitive Health Group where he pioneered the integration of cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, and insight-oriented strategies. Dr. Hubbard is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University Teacher's College, and an Executive Board Member of the New York City Cognitive Behavior Therapy Association. He has previously served as Clinical Instructor at New York University Medical Center and as a frequent lecturer at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center. He has published and presented papers on . . . read more
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Posted on June 19th, 2013
Our bodies have an emergency response system designed for survival: it’s called the fight-flight response. An old, instinctive part of the nervous system, the fight-flight response prepares the body for quick action needed to escape a threat by running, or disable it by fighting. If you are crossing the street, hear the blast of a [...] read more
Posted on April 6th, 2013
At the Cognitive Health Group we have treated hundreds of cases of emotional disorders – problems like panic attacks, generalized anxiety, depression and compulsive behaviors. While many factors converge to produce these debilitating symptoms, it is clear that obsessive thought processes are often at their root. The information that follows will help you understand two [...] read more
Posted on January 28th, 2013
The Cognitive Health Group is pleased to announce that Dr. Bruce Hubbard now serves on the Board of Directors of the New York City Cognitive Behavior Therapy Association (NYC-CBT). The NYC CBT Association was created to connect mental health providers and students interested in behavioral, cognitive, and other evidence-based interventions, located in the New York [...] read more
Posted on January 28th, 2013
Please join us in welcoming Marjorie Roop, LCSW, to the Cognitive Health Group. Marjorie has extensive experience helping people with anxiety, depression, LGBT issues, career transition and grief and loss related to medical illness. She has had a long-standing interest in meditation practice, mindfulness and the mind-body connection and has completed training in behavioral medicine [...] read more
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