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Joy Levinson, PHD

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Specializes in: Psychology

400 Community Drive Nsuh - Department of Psychiatry
Manhasset, NY 11030

(516) 562-3353

Joy Levinson, PHD is a psychologist in Manhasset, NY specializing in psychology.

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400 Community Drive Nsuh - Department of Psychiatry
Manhasset, NY 11030

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“"Surprisingly, I've seen more kids in my office after lockdown drills and shooting drills than I have from a Columbine or a Parkland shooting," said New York City child psychologist Joy Levinson in...”—"Teacher's active shooter 'hack' for classrooms sparks debate on TikTok", New York Post, January 2022

“We don't practice that," said Joy Levinson, a New York City-based clinical psychologist who has had elementary-age clients tell her they wet their pants in class because drills made them afraid to...”—"Active shooter drills are scaring kids and may not protect them. Some schools are taking a new approach.", NBC News, April 2019

“"I've seen several kids in my practice who have had an anxious or even traumatic response from lockdown drills," says Joy Levinson, a child psychologist from New York City who specializes in...”—"Active-shooter drills are scaring children away from school", New York Post, September 2018