Jed Yalof, PsyD, is the staff neuropsychologist at Austen Riggs. Dr. Yalof completed a post-doctoral fellowship in clinical psychology with a special emphasis in traumatic brain injury that emphasized a psychodynamic understanding of patient adjustment and a two-year certificate program in clinical neuropsychology. He is board certified in clinical psychology, assessment psychology, school-neuropsychology, and adult psychoanalysis. He is also a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Psychoanalytic Center in Philadelphia, and has published in the areas of education and training, neuropsychology, learning disabilities, diversity, personality assessment, and psychoanalytic treatment. Dr. Yalof is an Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Immaculata University where he was formally Chair of the Department of Psychology and Counseling and Director of the PsyD program in Clinical Psychology.

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Jed Yalof, PsyD

Staff Neuropsychologist

, and his colleagues authored Rorschach Assessment of Ego Involvement in Affect Regulation: Interrater Reliability of Form Dominance in Shading and Achromatic Color Responses" in 

"Although emphasis on psychodynamic thinking has waned in assessment training, the ascendant Rorschach Performance Assessment System (R-PAS; Meyer et al., 2011) has reintegrated psychoanalytic concepts into empirical Rorschach assessment: R-PAS adds scores involving object relations, implicit dependency, aggressive ideation, and ego impairment."

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Jed Yalof, PsyD, and colleagues author a paper on Rorschach assessment of ego involvement in affect regulation in Psychoanalytic Psychology.

Rorschach Assessment of Ego Involvement in Affect Regulation

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