PhD in clinical psychology from Derner Institute at Adelphi University

Postdoctoral fellowship in psychoanalytic studies at the Austen Riggs Center

Margaret Parish, PhD, is the director of patient care. A clinical psychologist, she provides and supervises psychotherapy, psychological assessment, and group consultation. She is interested in the unconscious dynamics of groups, families, communities, workplaces, and other social systems, and their impact on individual psychology.

Professional Affiliations/Organizational Memberships

A K Rice Institute certified group relations consultant

International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organizations

American Psychological Association (APA) divisions 39 (Psychoanalysis) 29 (Psychotherapy) and 49 (Group)

Center for the Study of Groups and Social Systems former board president and secretary

American Journal of Psychoanalysis editorial board

Leadership

Administrative Staff

Therapy Staff

Margaret Parish, PhD, is the director of patient care at the Austen Riggs Center.

Margaret Parish, PhD

Director of Patient Care

, discusses aspects of the Riggs biopsychosocial treatment model as offering potential contributions to the solution of the mental health crisis in America.

This video series is taken from our 2019 Centennial Conference and features excerpts from and the full content of  Parish’s presentation.

Freedom, Connection, and Understanding: Riggs Treatment Values

The Importance of Building Genuine Relationships in Treatment

Space for Support, Collaborative Thinking, and Reflection

Are the Foundations of Riggs Treatment Scalable? (Entire Presentation)

Conference Presentations

Margaret Parish, PhD, discusses aspects of the Riggs biopsychosocial treatment model as offering potential contributions to the solution of the mental health crisis in America.

Are the Foundations of Riggs Treatment Scalable?

Freedom, Connection, and Understanding: Riggs Treatment Values

The Importance of Building Genuine Relationships in Treatment

Space for Support, Collaborative Thinking, and Reflection

Are the Foundations of Riggs Treatment Scalable? (Entire Presentation)

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