Michael Civin, PhD
A New York psychologist and psychoanalyst whose career spans clinical practice, teaching, scholarship, supervision, and the co-founding of Rose Hill Psychological Services.
Clinical work shaped by inquiry, context, and long-term change.
Dr. Michael Civin is a New York State licensed psychologist with more than three decades of clinical experience. His professional work has included adults, adolescents, couples, groups, psychodiagnostic evaluation, supervision, and psychoanalytic practice.
He is a co-founder of Rose Hill Psychological Services and has also worked across private practice, university-based clinics, inpatient and outpatient settings, addiction treatment, adolescent care, and organizational consultation.
Clinical Practice
Psychological care informed by psychodynamic and psychoanalytic traditions, with attention to the individual in the context of their own life.
Teaching & Supervision
A career that has included academic teaching, professional supervision, presentations, and the development of other clinicians.
Writing & Scholarship
Published work includes scholarly articles, book chapters, and the book Male Female Email, an early examination of virtuality and psychology.
Education that bridges psychology, psychoanalysis, and scholarship.
Dr. Civin graduated from Harvard College and later completed graduate clinical psychology training at Adelphi University's Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies. He earned his PhD in 1988 and later completed postdoctoral training in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy.
His work brings together the sustained curiosity of psychoanalysis with the practical demands of contemporary psychological care.
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