Jonathan Sulkin

Jonathan Sulkin, Ph.D., is a distinguished clinical psychologist based in Saratoga Springs, New York, with extensive experience spanning academia, research, clinical practice, and program development. After earning his B.A. in Psychology, Fine Arts, and American Cultural History from George Washington University and The Corcoran School of Art, Dr. Sulkin pursued his M.A. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Emory University, where his research in Cognitive Neuropsychology broke new ground in understanding auditory and visual language processing deficits.

Dr. Sulkin’s clinical training included an internship at Albany Medical College and post-doctoral work at the East Side Institute for Group & Short-Term Psychotherapy, where he honed his skills in psychotherapy and group dynamics. His dedication to education has driven him to teach various psychology courses, covering areas such as psychodiagnostics, group therapy, and social therapy. He also leads workshops for practicing psychologists and non-professionals, sharing his expertise broadly.

In 2008, Dr. Sulkin established River Bend Psychological Services, P.C., a private practice in Saratoga Springs. Known for compassionate, effective therapy, he offers services to individuals, couples, and families. As a consultant, Dr. Sulkin has worked with the Saratoga Center for The Family, ValueOptions, and Albany Psychological Associates, providing clinical services and program development.

A founding member of the Saratoga Center for Social Therapy and an associate faculty member at the East Side Institute, Dr. Sulkin remains an advocate for social therapy, influenced by Lev Vygotsky and Ludwig Wittgenstein. A member of the New York State Psychological Association and the APA, he actively contributes to the field through research, community outreach, and mentorship, leaving an enduring impact on the practice and study of psychology.