Riverview brings together clinicians and diagnosticians with different backgrounds, specialties, and ways of helping.
Riverview Psychological Services is led by Ronald Field, Ph.D., a New York State licensed clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist. The practice’s clinicians and diagnosticians support a wide range of therapy and assessment needs.
Request an appointmentDr. Field specializes in neuropsychological assessment for children, adolescents, and adults, including ADHD, academic concerns, traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, and other neurological and psychological questions. Dr. Field is a member of the medical staff at Putnam Hospital in Carmel, NY and a member of the National Academy of Neuropsychology.
Experience with Dialectical Behavior Therapy, adolescent and adult mental health, neuropsychological and psychological assessment, and forensic evaluations.
Bilingual/bicultural clinician with specialized training in trauma and family violence, supporting children, adolescents, adults, and relationships.
A strength-based clinician with extensive experience supporting children, teenagers, adults, older adults, and families.
Works with anxiety, depression, mood concerns, substance use, adolescents, and families using CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and harm-reduction approaches.
Conducts neuropsychological and psychological assessments and forensic evaluations, with a background in forensic psychology.
Conducts neuropsychological and psychological assessments, with a Master of Social Work from Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College.
Provides psychotherapy and play therapy using CBT, behavioral modification, self-awareness, breathing, and meditation techniques.
Specializing in compassionate mental health care for adults with depression, anxiety, family issues, stress, and day-to-day life problems.
EMDR- and CBT-trained therapist who sees patients via telehealth and also has experience administering neuropsychological testing.
A relaxed, person-centered clinician with experience supporting families, individuals, and people with autism.
Compassionate support for mental health, trauma, family dynamics, grief, loss, older adults, and life transitions.
Works with mood concerns, anxiety, substance use, bereavement, marriage counseling, and personality concerns using an eclectic approach.
New York State licensed clinical social worker with extensive experience in adult substance use, personality, and mood concerns.
Conducts neuropsychological and psychological assessments, as well as providing psychotherapy services. She holds a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Pace University.
Supports anxiety, depression, relational concerns, low self-esteem, developmental disabilities, and severe persistent mental illness with empathy and evidence-informed care.
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