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Chloe Carmichael

Leading Clinical Psychologist, Author & TV Expert

Dr. Chloe Carmichael, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist, author, and consultant based in New York City. She is the founder of DrChloe.com, where she has been serving as a Clinical Psychologist and Head of Practice since May 2012.1 Dr. Carmichael specializes in stress management, relationship issues, self-esteem, and goal attainment.1

Dr. Carmichael's educational background includes:

  • PhD in Clinical Psychology from Long Island University (2006-2011)1
  • BA in Psychology from Columbia University, graduating summa cum laude with honors13

Her professional experience includes:

  • Contributing writer for mindbodygreen.com, Well+Good, and Psychology Today1
  • Advisory Board Member for Women's Health at Hearst Magazines1
  • Founder of Dr. Chloe For Clinicians, an online resource for therapists and coaches1
  • Former instructor for Introduction to Psychology at Long Island University1

Dr. Carmichael has been featured in various media outlets, including Inside Edition, ABC Nightline, and VH1.4 She is also a USA Today bestselling author and a sought-after speaker.4 Her private practice in Manhattan focuses on working with high-functioning business people dealing with relatively mild anxiety.3

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Carmichael is a certified yoga teacher since 2001 and incorporates mindfulness techniques into her practice.23

Highlights

Dec 16 · twitter

“Words are violence” isn’t kindness—it’s a tactic to shut people up.

On The Right Take, I explained why confusing speech with physical harm breaks from reality and fuels bullying, not safety. Thanks to @MarkTapson for the thoughtful conversation.

📘 Can I Say That? https://t.co/efGXlqggH3

🎧 Audiobook is already out now, too—so you can listen on the go. https://t.co/EO8AaxsaGf

🎥 Full interview: https://t.co/A5lgxEZ7Nh

#CanISayThat #DrChloe #FreeSpeech #MentalHealth #Psychology #Communication #OpenDialogue

“Words are violence” isn’t kindness—it’s a tactic to shut people up.

On The Right Take, I explained
Dec 1 · twitter

Cancel culture has real psychological fallout. 🧠💥 On The Right Take, I explained to Mark Tapson how self-silencing leads to repression → suppression → denial — harming cognition, emotional regulation, and even social connection.

Thanks to Mark for having me on and diving deep into this topic.

📘 Book: https://t.co/efGXlqggH3 🎥 Interview: https://t.co/A5lgxEZ7Nh Spotify: https://t.co/wxcEnzCmRR Apple: https://t.co/z27nueWfDB

#FreeSpeech #CancelCulture #MentalHealth #Psychology #DrChloe #CanISayThat #MarkTapson

Cancel culture has real psychological fallout. 🧠💥
On The Right Take, I explained to Mark Tapson ho

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Greater New York City Area