Dr. Randi Torstenson is a Clinical Psychologist specializing in individual and couples psychotherapy and maintains a private practice in New York, NY.

Dr. Torstenson recently served as staff psychologist at Marymount Manhattan College where she conducted psychotherapy with undergraduate students, and provided psychoeducational workshops. She also supervised and trained clinical psychology doctoral-level graduate students. Currently in her private practice, she works with a broad spectrum of clients in New York City. Among her areas of expertise are relationship concerns, depression and anxiety, young adults including college and university students, trauma and past abuse, life transitions, women's issues, artists and dancers, and LGBTQ issues.

In addition, Dr. Torstenson has presented at institutions such as Northwestern University, Columbia College, The University of Washington, Stony Brook University, Fordham University, and Marymount Manhattan College on topics such as building healthy relationships, suicide prevention, diversity awareness and sensitivity, navigating LGBTQ issues, and body image and eating disorders. Dr. Torstenson also volunteers at Health Right International Human Rights Clinic in New York City.

Education
Doctor of Clinical Psychology
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Adult Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Candidate (2011)
New York University Psychoanalytic Institute

License:
Licensed in the State of New York - #017429

Professional Activities and Memberships
The American Psychological Association (APA)
APA Division 35 - Society for the Psychology of Women
APA Division 39 - Psychoanalysis
APA Division 56 - Trauma Psychology
The National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
The New York State Psychological Association (NYSPA)
Health Right International Human Rights Clinic (formerly Doctors of the World)