Warren Spielberg
Part-time Associate Teaching Professor
Email
spielbew@newschool.edu
Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street
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WARREN SPIELBERG, PhD, Fulbright Scholar, psychologist, psychoanalyst is an Associate Teaching Professor p/t at the Schools of Public Engagement. In addition he is visiting teaching fellow at the Child Institute at Al Quds University on the West Bank and a visiting faculty member at the William Alanson White Institute CATP. He is Co-Editor of “The Psychology of Black Boys and Adolescents- Two Volumes”, Praeger 2015. He is an acknowledged authority on the problems of boys and men and is a member of the American Psychological (APA) Task Force on treatment guidelines for boys and men. He is the recipient of the Practitioner of the Year Citation by the APA for his work with the FDNY post 9/11. His consultative work has included UNICEF, Peace Now, UFT and most recently the NYC Mayor’s Young Men’s Initiative. He maintains a private practice in Brooklyn Heights, where he works with children, families and adults. His website is warrenspielberg.com.
Degrees Held
B.A. Brandeis University.
Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Adelphi University
Postdoctoral Certificate in Psychoanalysis, New York University
Professional Affiliation
New York State Psychological Association
American Psychological Association, Divisions 39, 45, 51
APA Task Force on Treatment Guidelines for Boys and Men , 20008- present
Visiting Faculty, William Alanson White Training Institute
Visiting Faculty, Al Quds University, West Bank
NYU Postoctoral Program, Faculty Appointment In proccess.
Recent Publications
The Psychology of Black Boys and Adolescents- Two Volumes Praeger, 2015
No Mans Land: Hearing the Voices of Palestinian Young Men in East Jerusalem, 2016 Journal of Peace and conflict studies. APA, August, 2016
The Young Men of east Jerusalem Have Nothing to Lose Haaretz, August, 2017
See the Sweetness of Black Boys, THe New York Daily News, January 21, 2016
Performances and Appearances
Radio, TV appearances- multiple- 2015- present
Research Interests
Boys and Men
Gender Equity
Feminist Theory and research
The intersections of race and masculinity
Conflict Resolution and Psycho-poitical dialogue
Trauma - Individual and Collective, Adult and Child.
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Treatment and Prevention
Literary narrative/ Childrens Stories
Awards And Honors
APA Practitioner of the Year, Post FDNY 9/11 Trauma work