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Gregg Mancari, Psy.D is a post-doctoral fellow at Learning Solutions. He earned a Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology in 2024 from Springfield College and completed his pre-doctoral internship at the Brattleboro Retreat in Brattleboro Vermont. Gregg has experience from a variety of treatment environments including college mental health, community mental health, private practice and psychiatric settings. Gregg also received training previously at Learning Solutions as a practicum student during his doctoral program.
Gregg provides psychological and neuropsychological assessments, individual therapy and couple therapy to adolescents and adults. He primarily draws from psychodynamic theories and has particular interest in relationship concerns, family of origin issues, social anxiety and concerns of identity and self-concept. Gregg continuously integrates feminist theory in his work to contextualize clients’ intrapsychic experience within a cultural context. He also has received training utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy interventions to support clients’ short-term needs in treatment.
Prior to his doctoral program, Gregg received a B.S. in Psychology at University of Massachusetts – Amherst and a M.A. in Psychology at Antioch University – Los Angeles. His doctoral research investigated the impact of conformity to masculine norms on romantic and sexual relationships.
In his free time, Gregg enjoys music, travel, hiking, cycling, spending time with his family and driving around the valley in his tiny Mazda Miata.
See Gregg‘s Psychology Today profile for more information.