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Marcus Tye, Ph.D. Dowling College Psychology Department Contact information: E-mail phone number 631-244-3249 I'm a licensed clinical psychologist, with a focus on law and psychology. Quantitative research has included children's memory, credibility assessment, Statement Validity Assessment, and the role of privileged communication (confidentiality) in psychotherapy. My qualitative research has included sexual abuse prevention. I also have publications on fair custody evaluations with LGBT parents and the ethical dilemmas posed by "re-orientation therapy." My clinical work has included custody evaluations and expert testimony, traditional psychotherapy, geropsychology, and I have also led continuing education workshops in psychology. Trained and grounded in a cognitive-behavioral model of psychotherapy, my work with higher functioning clients is tempered by the perspective of humanistic and existential psychotherapy. My undergraduate teaching has included general psychology, abnormal psychology, the origins of human nature, psychology and film, geropsychology, tests and measurements, interpersonal adjustment, and human sexuality, and at the graduate level, psychopathology, CBT, and psychology and law.
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