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Jane Marke, MD

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Jane Marke, MD

With fellowship training in “Psychosomatics”  and recently board-certified in Integrative and Holistic Medicine, I take an integrative approach to patient treatment, using therapy, mind/body work, and treatment with micronutrients and dietary changes as well as psychotropic medication.  Many of my patients have chronic illnesses,  chronic pain, or “ADHD” in addition to their long-standing issues, depression and anxiety.

Services:

  • Therapy:  Individuals and couples
  • Age groups:   16+

Training & Experience:

  • Professional degree:  MD

  •  Professional degree earned in:   1976
  • Post-degree professional training: 

    1972-1976 Boston University Sch. of Medicine
    1976-78 Internal Medicine Residency Montefiore Hospital, NYC
    1978-81 Psychiatry Residency St Vincent's Hospital, NYC
    1981-82: Fellowship in Psychosomatics and Consultation Liaison Long Island Jewish Hospital
    1982 – 1985 Training in Short-term Dynamic Psychotherapy at Beth Israel Medical Center. Group and individual supervision with Drs Been and Trujillo, weekend immersions with Dr Davanloo
    7/85 – 6/86: Clinical Associate in Training: New York Center for Short-term Psychotherapy, Didactic seminars and videotaped supervision in Intensive Short-term Psychotherapy sponsored by Habib Davanloo, M. D. ; group and individual supervision by faculty;
    1984-1987 Clinical supervisor in the Davanloo module of the NIMH sponsored study comparing 4 different manualized psychotherapies

  • In practice since:   1981
  • Number of years of EDT Training:   5
  • Practicing EDT since:   1983
  • IEDTA certification:  Grandfathered

Licensure:

  • Licensing authority authorizing practice:  

    NYS Medical License

  • License or certificate:   133244

Contact:

Jane Marke, MD

80 East 11 Street, ste 214


New York NY 10003 USA 

Telephone:   +1 212-228-2332
Fax:   +1 212-228-2332

Website title:   Jane Marke, MD
Website URL:   http://www.janemarkemd.com

Email:   janemarke@janemarkemd.com
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