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Dr. Stephen Leff, PhD

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Specializes in: Psychology

3440 Market Street Suite 200
Philadelphia, PA 19104

(215) 590-7555

Dr. Stephen Leff, PhD is a psychologist in Philadelphia, PA specializing in psychology. Dr. Stephen Leff, PhD is affiliated with The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

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3440 Market Street Suite 200
Philadelphia, PA 19104

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“I asked one of the region's foremost experts on bullying, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia psychologist Stephen Leff, if I was making too much of a leap in comparing the dynamics of college...”—"In Penn State-Tim Piazza frat hazing, a love affair with bullying that must end | Maria Panaritis", Philadelphia Inquirer, February 2019

“"The Maryland data is a very large sample over 10 years controlling for a number of different variables," said Stephen Leff, a clinical psychologist and co-director of the Violence Prevention...”—"In the Fight Against Bullying, a Glimmer of Hope (Published 2017)", New York Times, August 2017

“by Stephen Leff, PhD, clinical psychologist and Co-director of the Violence Prevention Initiative at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.”—"What do the latest bullying rates tell us?", Philadelphia Inquirer, June 2017