Genevieve Scott

Genevieve Scott, a licensed clinical psychologist and esteemed professor at the New York School of Professional Psychology at Pace University, is also the author of the critically acclaimed book "Empowering Minds: Guiding Youth Towards Independence and Critical Thinking in the Digital Age."

Genevieve's focus lies in adolescent psychology, where she dedicates her efforts to helping young individuals and their families navigate the complexities of modern life. She firmly believes in the power of systemic change within families, advocating for therapy that involves all family members to ensure sustainable improvement. Genevieve has extensive experience in dealing with issues such as anxiety, depression, and digital addiction among youth.

In light of her specialized knowledge, Genevieve often collaborates with educational institutions, theater productions, and prominent figures in the arts community. Recently, she served as the consulting psychologist for an off-Broadway production, providing insights on character development and mental health awareness. Her expertise has led to many invitations to speak at forums and appear in media discussions, addressing topics like youth empowerment, mental health advocacy, and the psychological aspects of performance arts.

On a crisp autumn day in October 2024, Genevieve found herself in the heart of Manhattan, engaging with students and faculty at a workshop aimed at fostering resilience and critical thinking in today’s fast-paced world.