Dr. Sinclair joined the Brooklyn Minds team as a clinical psychologist and offers specialized evidence-based psychotherapy to the community. After receiving a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at St. John’s University, she completed predoctoral internship at Bellevue Hospital and NYU Child Study Center and completed further postdoctoral training at the Child Family Institute, where she held the dual roles of Director of Intake and Professional Outreach and Director of Konfident Kids, a treatment program for Selective Mutism.
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Before you search “coronavirus” for the tenth time today, take a breath and take a break.