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Dr.
Cauldwell is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University,
Hunter College, the Union Institute, and the Philadelphia
School of Psychoanalysis. He trained at the New York State
Psychiatric Institute, The Fifth Avenue Center for Psychotherapy
in New York City, where he was on the staff for six years,
and the Greenwich House Counseling Center, where he specialized
in addictions counseling. In addition, Dr. Cauldwell received
his certification in substance abuse counseling from the
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center. He is a level
1 NLP practitioner and specializes in EMDR (level II).
EXPERIENCE:
Dr.
Cauldwell has been in private practice for twenty-two
years. He is on the faculty and is a supervisor and training
analyst at the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center.
As a staff psychotherapist at The Fifth Avenue Center
for Psychotherapy in Greenwich Village, Dr. Cauldwell
worked with a wide variety of people, focusing on a range
of issues, including family, marital, and other relationship
issues, emotional disorders (including depression and
anxiety disorders), trauma, and recovery issues. He has
been affiliated with the St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital's
and Mount Sinai Hospital's Rape Crisis Intervention Programs
in New York City, working with survivors of sexual abuse
and domestic violence. He is affiliated with the Caron
Foundation, one of the leading substance abuse rehabilitation
centers on the east coast. Dr. Cauldwell is a member of
the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis.
He is trained in hypnotherapy and meditation; these methods
are utilized in the treatment of stress management. Dr.
Cauldwell uses EMDR in his work with trauma survivors.
In addition, he has found EMDR to be helpful in treating
a variety of other problems, including performance anxiety,
phobias, unresolved grief, and eating disorders. In addition
to his affiliation with SAGE, Dr. Cauldwell has a private
practice in Manhattan. He is a resident of Greenwich,
Connecticut.
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