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Contact Us
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Malcolm Scherz
3915 Hylan Blvd.
Staten Island, NY, 10308
(718) 948-7800
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Information About Our Staff:
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Malcolm Scherz, Ph.D.

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Dr. Scherz is the founder and director of Great Kills Psychological and Social Work Services, formerly The Third Foundation, since 1980. He has been licensed as a psychologist in New York State since 1974, after having received a Master's degree in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Vanderbilt University.
Dr. Scherz is highly experienced in doing psychotherapy with adults, couples, families, and adolescents. He also conducts groups, supervises other therapists, provides court testimony, and in special circumstances, sees children.
The work which Dr. Scherz does, reflects a grasp of many different psychological approaches, combined with much life experience. Thus he has his own unique style which can address the needs of many personalities and quite diverse psychological problems.



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Margot Harris, CSW

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Ms. Harris, a psychiatric social worker, has been on staff with Great Kills Psychological and Social Work Services since January , 1997, specializing in treatment of adolescents, adults, couples, and families who present with a diverse range of problems and issues. She has also been a senior clinician at Staten Island University Hospital Outpatient Psychiatry (south site) since 1984, treating a similar clientele. Since receiving her Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Chicago in 1979, Ms. Harris has had extensive clinical experience in a variety of settings, including as a high school social worker, in several family service agencies, and in private practice.



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Stephen Levin, CSW, Ph. D.

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Dr. Stephen Levin is our most experienced therapist, having been in clinical practice over 31 years. He joined Great Kills Psychological in 1999. He also was the youngest graduate of a famous New York City psychoanalytic institute. Dr. Levin has specialized in the treatment of acting out, defiant adolescents, and over the past decade has specialized in the treatment of children with ADD, ADHD, and the past five years, Asperger's Syndrome children. He also has been trained extensively in family and couples therapy, relying on concepts from Harville Hendrix's Image Therapy. His treatment focuses on solving current problems and not on endless and useless talking about the past. Dr. Levin is very active in sessions and offers much feedback to his patients. He has made numerous presentations at professional meetings and has written many papers. He is a Board-certified Diplomate in Social Work and is on most insurance provider panels.
Dr. Levin earned his initial graduate degree, MSW, from Fordham University, and his Doctorate degree from Adelphi University. He is a certified group psychoanalyst, family therapist, supervisor in community health, Ericsonian hypnotist, and certified at the highest level in EMDR.



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Ronald Grace, CSW

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Ronald Grace LCSW is a licensed NYS Clinical Social Worker and has been working extensively as a psychotherapist in the field since 1990. He spent six years as a staff psychotherapist at the New Hope Guild Center
for Counsoling and Psychotherapy in Brooklyn and was the primary phychotherapist at the Realization Outpatient Treatment Center in Manhattan where he worked with addictions and related issues. A life long New Yorker, Mr. Grace is experienced with depression, anxiety and panic related issues in adults and adolsescents. As a couple's counselor he specializes in relationship problems such as anger resolution, communication breakdown, and restoring intimacy to troubled relationships. He also specializes in treating troubled adolescents with school, social and behavioral issues. Mr. Grace has a Masters degree from Wurzweiler School of Social Work in New York City.



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