Dr. Michael Civin

As a specialist in clinical psychology in the Bronx area of New York City. Dr. Michael A Civin, Ph.D. has long been considered a fixture in the psychological services community in that city. That is because of the work he has done over his 28-year career. Over the past few years, Dr. Michael Civin has been accepting and treating new and long-time patients at his medical office and practice locations in New York with the greatest of care.

Rose Hill Psychological Services, which is located very near Fordham University, was co-founded by Dr. Michael A Civin, Ph.D. and others as a way to provide affordable high-quality psychological services to underserved populations nearby, in the Bronx. Their services were so well-received, they have been able to expand to one office on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and another in Mohegan Lake, New York. In all of those locations and in his private practice, Dr. Michael Civin and his team are committed to providing excellent service at an affordable price.

In addition to being a co-founder of Rose Hill Psychological Services, where he is a senior psychologist, Dr. Michael Civin also works in private practice, servicing the Astoria, Manhattan, and Bayville sections of New York City. Dr. Michael Civin also is quite highly educated,including his 1968 graduation from Harvard with his A.B. degree cum laude. Following that, he attended the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from 1968-69. He then earned his first Master of Arts degree in 1970 from the University of Oregon and his second M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies at Adelphi University in 1986. He earned his Ph.D. from Adelphi and he also has a medical degree from the Pennsylvania Institute Of Straight Chiropractic in 1988.

Accomplished psychologist Dr. Michael Civin has worked in this specific field of medicine since the late 1980s. Having completed his Ph.D. from Adelphi University’s Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies in 1988, Civin conducted several years of postdoctoral work afterward. Then, this holder of two Master of Arts degrees and an A.B. education from Harvard College focused on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, both of which he applied later to his professional work with patients.

Dr. Michael Civin also delved into the academic sector of psychology, sharing his learned knowledge with others in the field. He has served as an associate professor, professor and faculty member. He did this academic work while publishing numerous scholarly articles on psychology in addition to book chapters for further academic pursuits.

Besides practicing out of his own practice, Dr. Michael Civin also practices out of Rose Hill Psychological Services, which he helped found in a great location, close to Fordham University. Rose Hill was founded to provide underserved populations with the best possible affordable psychological services throughout the Bronx and beyond. Currently, Dr. Michael Civin is always accepting new patients at his medical office and practice location in Bronx, New York. Most agree that he treats all patients with the utmost care, regardless of their financial situation.

In fact, the psychological services provided by Rose Hill have been so appreciated and well-received, they have had to expand to two additional offices, including one on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and a second in Mohegan Lake, New York. In all of those locations and in his private practice, Dr. Michael Civin and his staff and other psychologists are committed to providing excellent service at an affordable price. That is just one reason Dr. Civin is considered something of an icon in the close-knit psychological services community of New York City.

As might be expected of someone in his position, Dr. Michael Civin is certainly highly educated. It all started with his graduation from Harvard in 1968 with an A.B. degree cum laude. He followed that up by attending the Albert Einstein College of Medicine from 1968-69, and then he earned his first Master of Arts degree in 1970 from the University of Oregon, followed by his second M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies at Adelphi University in 1986.

From his position as a clinical psychology specialist in the borough of the Bronx in New York City, it can be said that Dr. Michael A Civin, Ph.D. has made his mark. He has long been considered a fixture in the New York psychological services community, in part because of his experience. He has been there for almost 30 years by now. Of course, in addition to his position as a co-founder of and senior psychologist for the prestigious Rose Hill Psychological Services, Dr. Michael Civin also works in his own private practice, which provides services to a number of areas in New York City, including Astoria, Manhattan, and Bayville.

In his self-named private practice as well as with Rose Hill, Dr. Michael Civin currently accepts and treats both new and long-time patients with the greatest care possible. He co-founded Rose Hill Psychological Services at a location close to Fordham University because he wanted to offer high-quality psychological services to underserved populations, and to do so at a price that anyone could afford. Because there was such demand for their services, they have since been able to expand.

Dr. Michael Civin gained a robust education on his journey to become a doctor of psychology with a thirty-year career. Attending Harvard College in Boston and graduating with his A.B. degree in 1968 — graduating with cum laude honors at that — was just the beginning. Civin continued onto the University of Oregon for his first of two Masters degree, earning it in 1970. By 1986, he completed his studies toward a second Masters degree in clinical psychology from the Adelphi University Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies. From there, he also earned his PhD in clinical psychology in 1988.

With a robust education behind him, Dr. Michael Civin moved into psychological work, but never stopped learning — or sharing his education with others. He completed postdoctoral work in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, earning a postdoctoral certificate in 1993. He also taught at an academic level, serving as a professor, associate professor and faculty member at various institutions. His scholarly research, conducted alongside his academic and professional work in private practice, was also well-received and published as article and book chapters throughout his three-decade career. Many of his students have gone on to flourishing careers in psychology.