Dr. Mosk Consulting
Clinical and Forensic Psychology
Helping clients navigate transitional periods in their lives
Our Services
Dr. Mosk Consulting provides customized professional services to help and guide individuals undergoing transitional periods in their lives, organizations experiencing significant changes, and parties involved in lawsuits.
Clinical Psychology
Forensic Psychology
Organizational Consulting
Therapy
We specialize in cognitive-behavioral therapies for emotional difficulties such as PTSD, depression and anxiety. We also are experts in ABA therapy and the treatment of autism-spectrum disorders.
Litigation Support
We have been advising the legal community on a wide variety of psychological and behavioral health issues since 1990.
Corporate & Leadership Enhancement
We work extensively with HR professionals to analyze organizational and workplace dynamics such as management and communication styles, motivational systems, and culture norms to identify stressors and assess competencies.
Psychologist
Dr. Mark Mosk, PhD
I have been providing clinical, forensic, and organizational consulting services for over 30 years.
As a licensed psychologist, I have spent my career promoting the advancement of high quality, accessible, and affordable behavioral healthcare services to better the lives of all Americans. Using my extensive business management experience, I also facilitate strategic, innovative and tailored data-driven solutions to complex organizational challenges, in the healthcare sector and beyond. I look forward to helping you or your organization achieve your goals, improve your well-being and thrive well into the future.
Thought Leadership
Should You Trust Psychological Testing?
This discussion focuses on the challenges associated with psychological testing in the forensic arena. In a recently published study of assessment tools used by psychologists, Dr. Tess Neal and her colleagues reviewed over 300 psychological assessment instruments...
The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow: Recovery from Mass Trauma
It was 4:31AM on January 17, 1994, when the world began to implode. At that moment, with furniture and the bed in which my wife and I had been sleeping shaking violently, and with the deafening sounds of objects falling, glass breaking and wood twisting under pressure...
Helping Attorney Clients Get Into Therapy
Second to mental health providers and physicians, lawyers are the next most likely professional group to encounter clients experiencing significant emotional challenges. Family law attorneys regularly interact with distraught clients as individuals undergoing divorce...