PhD Investigator Clinical Psychiatry, Mass General Research Institute

Assistant Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry, Part-time Harvard Medical School

Psychologist Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital

PSYD Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology 1982

extraversion (psychology); father-child relations; fathers; irritable bowel syndrome; mental disorders; norway; parenting; physician-patient relations; placebo effect; process assessment (health care); psychotherapy; psychotherapy brief; waiting lists Raymond Levy, PsyD, is founding director of The Fatherhood Project in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. The Project aims to build programs both within medical services at Mass General, and in the community that increase emotional connection between fathers and their children. Dr. Levy runs fathering skills groups for incarcerated and divorced dads, and facilitates workshops and serves on panels at fatherhood conferences. He is also an assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School.