Dr.
Patricia A. Farrell is a clinical psychologist and writer with
experience in the field of mental health
as a practicing clinician,
medical writer, researcher, educator and
disability consultant.
Formerly, the National Clinical Monitor for Mt. Sinai Medical
Center in NYC, Dr. Farrell was involved in the first national protocol (Cognex)
for the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. A well-known
psychologist, Dr. Farrell is the
WebMD Moderator for Anxiety/Panic
and has appeared on such
national TV shows as The Today Show, Good Morning America,
Anderson Cooper 360, The View, Inside Edition, Crier
Live, E! Entertainment, The O'Reilly Factor, CNN, National Geographic, Court TV,
Fox & Friends, VH1, ABC World
News, Fuji TV (Japan), MSNBC, Forbes.com, CNN.com, WE TV, PBS and is
interviewed by national magazines and newspapers (NY Times, Chicago
Tribune, Detroit Free Press, Boston Globe, Atlanta Constitution, The
Washington Post, The Week, Wall Street Journal, Working Woman, Redbook, Ladies' Home Journal,
Self, Real Simple, Cosmo, Latina, Men's Health)
where she comments on current topics in the news.
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The book has also been
published in French and Portuguese.
SOLD
OUT!
Barnes
& Noble (April 2007) published an edition of How to Be
Your Own Therapist, at a price that would make it available to
many more people. All copies of this edition are now
sold out.
Dr. Farrell contributed an
essay to 50 Things to Do When You Turn Fifty. All of Dr. Farrell's
royalties from this book are being donated to breast cancer research.