Daniel Curtiss Marston PhD, ABPP

Dr. Daniel Marston is a psychologist licensed in the state of Pennsylvania. He is board-certified in Behavioral & Cognitive Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and a Fellow of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. He is an adjunct professor in the online graduate programs in Counseling Psychology for both Liberty University and Southern New Hampshire University. He was also previously an adjunct professor in Counseling Psychology at Carlow University and Chatham University. He is also the author of the book "Comparative Psychology for Clinical Psychologists and Therapists".

Dr. Marston's approach to psychological therapy combines both caring and science in a way that helps individuals find effective solutions to their problems. His approach to therapy is more than just friendly talk and is focused on empirically-based approaches that help obtain real results. He specializes in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, which emphasizes helping people learn and use effective skills for handling life's challenges. His work includes helping people improve relationships, get along better with family members, function better in work settings, and deal effectively with disabilities. He also has considerable experience helping individuals with autism and neurological disorders. He is also available to conduct court evaluations, disability evaluations, and work evaluations. Dr. Marston also has a website specifically addressing his consultation and training work.