Charles B. Mark, Psy.D. 
                                               Psychologist 

                                                  Main St., Oldwick, NJ  908-439-3456 ext.2                          
                                          Psychologist NJ Lic. 1712; PA Lic. PS-004600-L

What I do  

I am a psychologist (licensed in NJ and PA) working in Oldwick, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.  As one of the founding members of Oldwick Associates in Psychotherapy, I have been practicing as a psychologist in this location since 1983. In my general clinical practice I provide psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families. I work regularly with adults and adolescents. My clients commonly enter treatment to address anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, a broad range of relationship and marital problems, work and family stress, underachievement, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and longstanding personality issues.  

I also have a special interest in health psychology, working with people who have medical problems. Often these medical issues require important lifestyle changes.  I work with clients who have drug/alcohol problems or a history of substance abuse.  Generally, I recommend that they use psychotherapy as part of a broader treatment plan.  In this way psychotherapy can be helpful in supporting abstinence and to address mood/anxiety or interpersonal issues.  

As a psychologist I frequently work with physicians who provide medication as an adjunct to psychotherapy.  

Professional Training  

I earned my doctorate in 1980 in clinical psychology from the Rutgers University, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) and then interned at Bellevue Hospital/New York University Medical Center in New York City.  Rutgers-GSAPP was a great place to train and study psychology. This graduate school prides itself on providing the opportunity to study with expert faculty and clinical supervisors from a wide array of psychological therapeutic orientations. Perhaps this helped set the stage for my broad ranging, theoretically integrated and practical minded approach to psychotherapy. The treatment I provide blends psychodynamic approaches, cognitive behavioral, and family systems thinking, among other influences.  

I continue to be deeply interested and honored to do this work. I have learned so much from my patients and it has pressed me to grow and change over time in ways that few professions demand.    

Charles B. Mark © 2008