Joseph Coppolo Jr.

Dr. Joseph Coppolo Jr. is a licensed psychologist in Florida and New York, renowned for his expertise in treating adults and elders dealing with trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorders. He earned his doctoral degree from Yeshiva University in New York, complementing his qualifications with graduate degrees in Special Education and School Psychology. With over 25 years of dedicated experience, Dr. Coppolo specializes in family and marital therapy, utilizing eclectic approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), and interpersonal techniques to help individuals and families navigate life's challenges. His comprehensive experience further extends to 28 years in special education, including roles as an adjunct professor at institutions such as Long Island University, St. Paul's School of Nursing, and St. John's University. As a consulting supervising psychologist for residential and day programs for those with dual diagnoses, Dr. Coppolo brings a wealth of knowledge to his practice. Notably, he is a combat-wounded Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient, having a profound understanding of the needs of returning war veterans and their families. Following the tragic events of 9-11, Dr. Coppolo played a vital role on a trauma team, providing crisis intervention and critical incident stress debriefing for firefighters and their families.