About Us

About Dr. Mollick

Dr. Lynn Mollick received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Rutgers University, one of the first programs in the country to teach Psychotherapy. Before co-founding Licensed Psychologists in New Jersey and Maryland, Dr. Mollick was Chief Psychologist at the Equitable Life Insurance Company where she directed the psychology internship program and provided psychotherapy treatment to company employees. Prior to that she was Director of the Outpatient Clinic and Director of Internship Training at the Central Westchester Mental Health Service.

In 1983, she came to New Jersey where she and Dr. Spett started their private practice which is devoted to Psychotherapy. A few years later, Drs. Mollick and Spett founded the NJ Association of Cognitive Behavior Therapists, an organization dedicated to providing cutting edge CBT education for mental health professionals. In addition to seeing patients, Dr. Mollick writes, supervises and lectures about Psychotherapy.

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About Dr. Spett

Dr. Spett is the co-founder and co-leader of the New Jersey Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists. He has given 60 presentations on Psychotherapy for New Jersey mental health professionals, including 17 workshops at conferences of the New Jersey Psychological Association.

Dr. Spett has published 43 articles on psychotherapy in professional journals, including 18 articles in the New Jersey Psychologist. He edited "Updates in Psychotherapy,Parts 1 and 2," a special section of the Fall, 2014 and Spring, 2015 issues of the New Jersey Psychologist.

For 15 years Dr. Spett taught a licensing review course to prepare psychologists for their state licensing exams.

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In addition to Dr. Mollick and Dr. Spett, one other licensed psychologist practices with Licensed Psychologists in New Jersey and Maryland.

Dr. Pamela Foley is Board Certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology. She formerly served as Training Director for the Seton Hall University Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program. Her approach to practice is collaborative, integrating cognitive-behavioral and solution-focused therapies to alleviate psychological distress and improve the overall quality of life for her clients.

Each of us has at least 20 years of clinical experience.