About Dr. Kellogg

Scott Kellogg, PhD, is a Clinical Psychologist who works as a psychotherapist and supervisor at the Schema Therapy Institute in New York City. He trained in Gestalt Therapy at Gestalt Associates for Psychotherapy in New York City and he has been certified as a Schema Therapist by the International Society of Schema Therapy. Currently a Clinical Assistant Professor in the New York University Department of Psychology, he was previously on the faculties of The Rockefeller University, the Yale University School of Medicine, and the Clinical Psychology Program at Teachers College/Columbia University. Dr. Kellogg received his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York in 1993.

Dr. Kellogg is the past President of the Division on Addictions of the New York State Psychological Association (2005, 2001), a board member for the Institute for Professional Development in the Addictions, and a co-director of the Harm Reduction and Mental Health Project. His writings and presentations have addressed such topics as schema therapy, chairwork, addiction treatment, harm reduction, identity theory, trauma and violence, and contingency management. More information about his thoughts on addiction treatment can be found at his webpage on Gradualism.

In addition to an ongoing program of Transformational Chairwork training sessions that are held at New York University, Dr. Kellogg has given presentations or held trainings at or for the New York University Medical Center, the International Society of Schema Therapy Conference (2010/Berlin),  the New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, the British Psychological Society, the Brooklyn Veterans Administration Medical Center, the Albert Ellis Institute, the Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy Conference, the New York State Psychological Association Annual Conference, the 7th National Harm Reduction Conference, Sierra Tucson/Fordham University, the Hellenic Society for the Advancement of Psychiatry and Related Sciences (Greece), the International Society for Schema Therapy Summer Training Program (Germany), the Universitäre Psychiatrische Kliniken, Universität Basel (Switzerland), and the NYU Cancer Anxiety Research Project (partial list).