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 a faculty member at Columbia University, and former Clinical Instructor at New York University School of Medicine. He has published and presented papers on . . . read more
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Posted on March 31st, 2012
 The Cognitive Health Group is offering a CBT group for adults who struggle with binge eating, overeating and bulimia. Group members will learn CBT techniques in a supportive, small group setting. Group CBT has been shown to help reduce binge eating, with long-term improvements, in several clinical studies. Please contact Dr. Sumati Gupta or Dr. [...] read more
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Posted on February 18th, 2012
 This past Autumn 2011, Dr. Hubbard taught the Cognitive Behavior Therapy doctoral course at Columbia University - Teachers College Clinical Psychology program. The course covered a state-of-the-science approach titled “Unified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders” developed by David Barlow and his colleagues. Students learned background, theory, and demonstrated proficiency in core therapeutic strategies. read more
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Posted on February 18th, 2012
 Dr. Hubbard served as an expert psychologist for a recent article entitled “6 Steps to Stop Overthinking Your Life.” Originally published in Real Simple magazine, the article also appeared on MSN living and Fox News. He describes how to avoid rumination, challenge negative thoughts, and utilize mindfulness to be more present in the moment without [...] read more
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Posted on October 28th, 2011
 The Cognitive Health Group welcomes our newest staff member, Sumati Gupta, PhD. Dr. Gupta specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy for eating/weight problems and anxiety disorders. Specifically, she offers treatment for binge eating, bulimia, weight management, general anxiety, panic, obsessive compulsive symptoms, and posttraumatic stress. She will also be serving as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s Teachers College in 2012. Dr. Gupta has published several papers on emotion regulation, eating disorder symptoms, and coping with trauma. read more
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