Robert Castellano M.S.

About

Robert Castellano, M.S., is currently a doctoral candidate at Saybrook University, working towards a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a focus on humanistic and existential psychology. He is currently looking forward to working with many clients from diverse backgrounds.

Robert is a passionate student and writer. His interests include meditation, art, music, and film. He has a passion for helping people to reach their goals.

Robert’s doctoral research is on the experience of rebuilding relationships for women after incarceration.

Robert is currently on the board of directors for the North Central Pennsylvania branch of the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI). He is also an instructor for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA).

Since 2021, Robert has been working with a diverse group of individuals as a Psychological Services Specialist for a facility in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He currently provides individual and group therapy informed by existential-humanistic and cognitive behavioral approaches.

Recent Posts

Anger and Emotion: What's Really Setting Us Off?

Many people get angry, and they don't even know why. It is important to explore our emotions and think about what we are really feeling; it might not be pure anger.

Mindful Eating: It's Not Just a Fad

Traditional dieting may not be the answer that we have been looking for. Let's explore what happens when we take a more mindful approach to eating.

Viewing Procrastination Through a Humanistic Lens

Mindfulness and self-exploration through a humanistic lens can help us overcome some of the hurdles that procrastination throws in our way, leading us to a more fulfilling life.