Dr. Suzanne Phillips is a psychologist, author, blogger and media consultant covering a wide range of psychological topics.

 

Publications

Klein, R. & Phillips S. B. (2008) Public Mental Health Service Delivery Protocols:
Group Interventions for Disaster Preparedness and Response. New York: American
Group Psychotherapy Association.

Phillips, S. B. ( 2009) “ The Synergy Of Group And Individual Treatment Modalities
In The Aftermath Of Disaster And Unfolding Trauma.” International Journal of Group
Psychotherapy, Special Issue, Billow ( Ed.), 59(1),pp 85-107.

Phillips, S. B. ( 2008)Two’s company, three’s not a crowd: A relational approach
to couple intervention after trauma. Group, The Journal of the Eastern Group
Psychotherapy Society. S. Ben-noam ( Ed.).September 2008, Vol 32.3,pp 191-208.

Phillips, S.B. and Thomas, N. (2008) “ Responding to the Needs of Uniform Service
Personnel.” In R. Klein and S.B. Phillips (eds.) Public Mental Health Service Delivery
Protocols: Group Interventions for Disaster Preparedness and Response. New York:
American Group Psychotherapy Association.

Phillips, S. B. (2007) “Pride and Pain: Intervening with First Responders” The
Participant-Observer, Vol.8, 2, Long Island University, C.W. Post. Campus, Brookville,
NY.

Everly, G., Phillips, S., Kane, D., Feldman, D.(2006) “Introduction to and Overview of
Group Psychological First Aid,” Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, Vol.6.
No.2, May 2006 Oxford University Press.

Phillips, S.B.(2006) Intruder and Insider: “The Impact of the Supervisor on the
Supervisee and the Process of Supervision,” Analytic Insights, Vol.4.pp.5-13.

Phillips, S. B. ( 2005) The Role of the Bereavement Group in the Face of 9/11: A
Self-Psychology Perspective, International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, Vol.55,
No.4,507-527.

Phillips, S., Kane, D. (2005) Guidelines for Working with First Responders (Firefighters,
Police, Emergency Medical Service and Military) in the Aftermath of Disaster.
Web article, available at:
http://www.agpa.org/events/clinician/
Guidelines%20for%20Working%20with%20First%20Responders%20in%20the%20After
math%20of%20Disaster.html

Phillips,S. B.(2005) “The Indelible Imprint of Trauma,” Psychologist-Psychoanalyst,
Summer 2005, Vol.XXV,No.3, p.48.

Phillips, S.B. (2004). Countertransference: Effects on the Group Therapist Working
with Trauma,in, B. Buchele & H.Spitz (Eds.) Group Interventions for Treatment of
Psychological Trauma. New York: American Group Psychotherapy
Association.

Phillips, S.B. (2004) “ Thoughts About the Transformation of Trauma- From Up Close,”
in The Participant Observer . Vol.6, No.1, Fall 2004, 4-5. Long Island University, C.W.
Post. Campus, Brookville, NY.

Phillips, S.B. (2003). “Character Transformation in the Aftermath of Unanticipated
Traumatic Loss,” Psychologist-Psychoanalyst, Summer 2003, Vol. XXIII, No. 3, P.30

Kane, D. & Phillips, S. (2002) Couples Connection Curriculum, Manual, and Workbook
© Fire Department of New York, Counseling Service Unit (CSU).

Phillips, S.B. (2002). “Desperately Keeping Someone - Relationships as Addictions,”
Analytic Insights, Vol. 1, Fall 2002.

Phillips, S.B. (2001) “Supervision: A Parodoxical Process of Intersecting Relationships,”
The Participant-Observer , C.W. Post Psychology Doctoral Program, Vol. 2, No. 2,
Spring 2001.

Phillips, S.B. (1999) “ The Cavern of Dreams: Context for Collaboration and
Integration”, ASPP Newsletter, Spring, 1999, pp. 6-9.

Phillips, S.B., (1994) “Addictions a Solution within a Socio-Cultural
Context.”Psychologist—Psychoanalyst, Oxford Publication of Division 39, Vol
XIV, No. 4.

Phillips, S.B. (1992) “Time as a Lens in Psychoanalysis,” in Adelphi Society for
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Newsletter, ed. Linda Bergman, Winter 1992, Vol. 6,
No. 2.

Phillips, S.B. (1989) “Reflections of Self and Others: Men’s Views of Menopausal
Women,” in Menopause. Ed. Ruth Formanek, Analytic Press, Hillsdale, N.J.

Phillips, S.B., Rappaport, E., & Fenster, S., (1988) “The Pregnant Therapist:”, in The
Encyclopedia Handbook of Private Practice, ed. George Stricker, Gardener Press,
N.J.

Fenster, S. ,Phillips, S.B., & Rappaport, E., (1986) The Therapist’s Pregnancy: Intrusion
into the Analytic Space, Analytic Press, Hillsdale, N.J.

Phillips, S.B., (1987) “Will You Be The Perfect Wife: How To Avoid Letting
Unrealistic Expectations Diminish Your Happiness”. Bride Magazine, April/May, Issue,
Conde Nast, N.Y.