Pat Boffardi & Associates

Pat B. Boffardi, MS, LCSW-R, BCD, PC

Pat B. Boffardi holds a Masters Degree in Psychology from Long Island
University and a Masters in Social Work from Fordham University. He has
also served as Clinical Director of the Veterans Coalition of the Hudson
Valley and was an instructor of Developmental, Abnormal and General
Psychology as well as Theories and Techniques of Counseling in Mount
St. Mary College in Newburgh. He has been in private practice since 1992.

With his clinical experience in the mental health field, Pat employs a wide
variety of assessment and intervention techniques with diverse patient populations in multiple treatment settings. He has experience with all types of psychological disorders and uses this experience to design and implement the best psychotherapy and counseling strategy for his patients.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Board Certified Diplomate in the field of Social Work, he is also an advocate for children with learning disabilities.

Doris Marie Bleicher, RN, BS

Doris Bleicher, RN, BS received her BS in Psychology from St. Thomas Aquinas College in Sparkill. She joined as an Associate in 2005, specializing in geriatric and group therapy.

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In addition, Doris continues in her positon at Rockland Psychiatric Centerwhere she is Supervisor of Therapeutic Milieu/Environment of Care, Supervisor of Nursing Staff Work Practices, Professional Leadership/Collaboration and Communication Committee member, and performs staffing management. She has extensive experience in setting hospital policy, goals and objectives and participates on the Medication Error Committee.

Amy Scotto, MS, LCSW

Amy Scotto received her Masters of Science degree in Social Work from
the University of Louisville in 1994 and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

As a school counselor in Rockland County, she worked with children and
their parents who were attempting to cope with social maladjustment,
behavioral problems in the home and classroom, academic anxiety, peer
pressure and parenting difficulties. Through her work at Hospice of Orange
& Sullivan Counties, Amy has individually counseled and provided group
support for children, adolescents and adults experiencing anticipatory grief, impending loss and ongoing bereavement. Having started her social work career by co-directing a senior center in Queens, she knows the specific concerns, fears and challenges facing older adults and how to work through their lifestyle and behavioral changes, anxiety and depression.

In addition to her private practice, Amy continues to work on a per-diem basis for Good Samaritan Hospital and A&T Healthcare with individuals and families going through medical and emotional crisis.

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