Dr. Mitch Abrams

Dr. Mitch Abrams has nearly 20 years of experience as a sports psychologist. He earned his BS in psychology from Brooklyn College followed by an MS in applied psychology and a PsyD in clinical psychology from Long Island University. This expert is active in his field as a member of the Americal Psychological Association and the editorial board for the Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology. He is also the author of numerous peer-reviewed publications on topics related to psychological issues in athletes. Formerly, this expert served as the lead psychologist and director of inpatient psychology at the Center for Family Guidance, the vice president of the National Coalition Against Violent Athletes, and the clinician administrator at Rutgers University Correctional Healthcare. He is currently an assistant professor at a university in New Jersey and the chief psychologist at an affiliated medical center.