Network
of Independent Mental Health
Care Providers
Vincent
Pandolfi, Ph.D.
Dr.
Pandolfi received his doctoral
degree in Clinical/School
Psychology from Hofstra University
in Long Island. He is a licensed
psychologist in New
York State. Dr. Pandolfi practices
behavior therapy with children
and adolescents presenting
with a wide range of needs.
He specialized in treating
individuals with developmental
disabilities and anxiety disorders.
Dr. Pandolfi is a member of
the American Psychological
Association, the National Association of School Psychologists, and the New York Association of School Psycholoigsts.
Sheryl
Tatelman,
Ph.D.
Sheryl Tatelman, Ph.D.
earned a bachelors degree
in industrial engineering
from the University of
Wisconsin at Madison.
She then switched careers
and earned a second bachelors
degree in Psychology from
the University of Nebraska
at Omaha. Her doctorate
is from the Illinois Institute
of Technology in Chicago
where she graduated with
honors. Dr.
Tatelman completed
her internship at the
North Chicago Veterans
Administration (VA) Medical
Center where she focused
on health psychology and
consultation to medical
providers. She then
completed a postdoctoral
fellowship at the University
of Rochester in medical
family therapy.
Dr. Tatelman treats adolescents
and adults with anxiety
and depression.
She also treats couples
and families. She
has interests in mind-body
connections including
adjustment to medical
illnesses. Dr. Tatelman
frequently integrates
mindfulness into her work.
J.
David Useda, Ph.D.
J.
David Useda, Ph.D. was
raised in the suburban
NYC area. He received
his doctorate in Clinical
Psychology at the University
of Missouri-Columbia.
His particular area of
expertise is in the assessment
and treatment of adult
emotional and behavioral
problems. He specializes
in the assessment, treatment,
and research of adult
personality disorders.
Dr. Useda attended the
University of Rochester’s
School of Medicine and
Dentistry Adult Psychology
Clinical Psychology Internship
Training Program. He stayed
on at the U of R’s Psychiatry
Department as a Post Doctoral
Fellow and joined the
Center for the Study and
Prevention of Suicide
as well as the Lab of
Personality Development
in 2001.
Dr. Useda is the co-director
of the University of Rochester’s
School of Medicine and
Dentistry Adult Clinical
Psychology Internship
Training Program. He is
a Licensed Psychologist
in NYS and a member of
the American Psychological
Association. He continues
to lead Dialectical Behavior
Group Therapy sessions
at Strong Memorial Hospital.
He is married and lives
in the city of Rochester.
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