Dr. Paul Schienberg
Dr. Paul Schienberg graduated the California School of Professional Psychology in 1979. He has developed expertise in clinical, forensic and sport psychology. He has taught at Redlands University, The New School and Mount Sinai Medical Center. He has published a book titled “Saved By Sport” and an internet sports magazine (www.psychedonline.com). He works with individual athletes and teams to improve their performance. In addition, he has appeared on television and radio shows discussing contemporary sports psychology topics.
DEPRESSION AND ATHLETICS
Terry Bradshaw was drafted in the 1970 NFL Draft. He played quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1970 – 1983. As quarterback, he led...
Follow The Money
I woke up this morning and started reading my Saturday New York Times sports section. After going through a piece on Warren Moon, a...
The Tom Coughlin Face
The New York Football Giants made the playoffs 5 times in the 12 years that Coughlin was the head coach. Two of the five...
An ex-NFL Star Dies in Prison
A former professional football player, Lawrence Phillips, apparently killed himself while in a California prison.
His athletic career was shortened by disciplinary difficulties. He played...
John Oliver on FIFA
HBO Host John Oliver discusses FIFA's corruption scandal on hos show Last Week Tonight.
CONCUSSSIONS IN THE NHL
(Neil Miller/Sportsday Wire)
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
Jeff Z. Klein wrote an article in the Sports section of the New York Times that focused on the...
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Dr. Schienberg on Bernie Madoff
Dr. Scheinberg appeared with Ron Kuby on the former Air America to discuss Bernie Madoff on March 1, 2009.
Dr. Schienberg On Tiger Woods with TJ McCormack
Dr. Paul Scheinberg appeared with TJ McCormack back in February 19, 2010 to discuss the Tiger Woods situation. You can listen to the whole...
Where Have You Gone Dom DiMaggio
The passing of Joe DiMaggio's brother was a loss that got very little press. It marked another end to a great era in baseball....
