Mickey Stein

Background

About Mickey Stein

I am a registered clinical psychologist in British Columbia. I enjoy providing an array of services, examining life questions. I earned my doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Palo Alto. My dissertation was an exploration of psychotherapy treatment outcomes in a training clinic. I also interned at the Alaska Psychiatric Institute. These highly-ranked training programs, accredited by the American Psychological Association, allow me to be of effective use to my clientele. Moreover, I also completed a postdoctoral fellowship through Back in Motion in Vancouver, B.C. In addition to private practice, I provide clinical supervision to Master’s, Psy.D, and Ph.D. candidates in the clinical psychology programs at Simon Fraser University (SFU) and Adler University. As well, I teach cognitive and behavioural interventions to doctoral students. With regard to my research, I have focused on eating disorders through the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences at Stanford University and the Mental Illness Research Center at the Palo Alto VA. My pedagogic and scholarly research is an active part of my work, fundamentally informing the daily work I do with my clientele. I also lecture regularly on CBT, an active area of specialization and professional interest. In addition, in these settings I conducted a range of psychological assessments. Having trained in a variety of clinical and research-based environments, I have the necessary expertise and wherewithal to support my clients on their journey to self-actualization. My clinical training consisted of private practice, therapeutic outdoor camps, psychiatric hospitals, community mental health agencies, providing psychiatric stabilization services as a mobile crisis interventionist in San Francisco, as well as child and family treatment settings. Academically, I worked as a graduate teaching assistant throughout my scholarly training.