Dr. Laurie Zelinger

Licensed Psychologist

Child Psychologist

Certified School Psychologist

 Registered Play Therapist

461 Albemarle Road

Cedarhurst, NY 11516

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(516) 295-0993

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Coming Attractions

I want to tell you about what I am working on and future projects I look forward to completing.

Two (2) new children’s books have been written and will be published in 2012. Right now their content is Top Secret! Look for them to appear on my ‘Books’ page in the spring.

In addition, the following projects are underway: 

A Parenting Book

      New York Times-acclaimed author Ellen Singer and I began collaborating on a mass market parenting book, Motherhood, My Way: Ten Easy Rules, Five Hard Years - and You're done!

     Motherhood, My Way, a fast food-inspired guide to reducing by two-thirds the time it takes to rear a child, combines Ellen’s instinct-driven parenting theories with my professional and personal experience in child development and is written for women who want to budget their parenting roles as carefully as they’ve managed their careers and lifestyles.

     Ellen is the internationally bestselling co-author of Don’t Eat the Marshmallow...Yet! and Don’t Gobble the Marshmallow...Ever!, which have sold 2.5 million copies.  Don't Eat the Marshmallow…Yet! was a New York Times book-of-the-month and outsold Harry Potter in Korea.  Ellen is also the author of Quicksand:  One Woman's Escape from the Husband Who Stalked Her, a Toronto Globe & Mail Book of the Year that has been optioned by Lifetime Entertainment. 

     Ellen holds a master's degree in journalism from the University of Michigan and currently lives in California with her two daughters and a chow-golden retriever mix.

Study of Learning Preferences

     After writing a mini grant and receiving funding to study the learning preferences of several hundred students in grades 2-6 in a suburban elementary public school, I am heading a team of graduate students who have analyzed the data and we are preparing our findings for publication. Our research looked at learning preferences of students in special education as well as those in the district's gifted program, and how learning preferences may change as children mature. The learning preferences of teachers have been analyzed as well.

Book Signings

Book signings are being scheduled for my two books:

The "O, MY" in TonsillectOMY & AdenoidectOMY: How to Prepare Your Child for Surgery, a Parent's Manual – second edition

 and

Please Explain "Anxiety" to Me! Simple Biology and Solutions for Children and Parents