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Dr. Brenda Shoshanna, Ph. D.

 


          Dr. Brenda Shoshanna, Ph.D., is a psychologist (in private practice for nearly 30 years), specializing in relationships, self-improvement and spirituality. The Relationship Expert on iVillage.com, she is author of many books, including the forthcoming FEARLESS: THE 7 PRINCIPLES OF PEACE OF MIND (Barnes & Noble/Sterling, 2010), JEWISH DHARMA (Da Capo, 2008), THE ANGER DIET (Andrews McMeel, 2005), ZEN AND THE ART OF FALLING IN LOVE (Simon & Schuster, 2003), ZEN MIRACLES (John Wiley, 2002), WHY MEN LEAVE (Putnam/Perigee, 1998) (profiled in Cosmopolitan and Mademoiselle and on ABC-TV and NBC-TV), WHAT HE CAN'T TELL YOU (AND NEEDS TO SAY) (Putnam/Perigee, 2001), 365 WAYS TO GIVE THANKS (Carol Publishing) (a selection of Avon’s household door-to-door club), JOURNEY THROUGH ILLNESS AND BEYOND (Steppingstones Press) (winner of the NABE Award for the Best Book of the Year in the Category of Health), and EMBARKATIONS:  A GUIDE TO DEALING WITH DEATH AND DYING (Prentice-Hall). She is also author of the e-books STEPPINGSTONES TO LOVE, SAVE YOUR RELATIONSHIP and LIVING BY ZEN.  Her books have been translated into many languages, including French, Polish, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Swedish, Finnish, Dutch and Bulgarian. She appears frequently on national television (ABC-TV, NBC-TV, CBS-TV), in national print (Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, New York Daily News), and in major venues online (iVillage.com, Barnes & Noble University).
         Dr. Shoshanna is a New York State certified psychologist and psychotherapist. A member of the National Speakers Association, she has taught and run workshops nationally on all aspects of psychology and relationships at numerous places, including Barnard College, Marymount College, Hofstra University, Adelphi University, The New Seminary, JFK Hospital, New York State Psychological Association, The Association for Humanistic Psychology, The Open Center, The Mental Health Association, and many more.  She has taught Zen and Psychology at the Zen Studies Society in New York, at Marymount College, and at The Learning Annex.
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