Eva Feindler

Eluna Board Trustee Retired Professor of Clinical Psychology
Eva L. Feindler, Ph.D. is a retired professor of psychology from Long Island University Doctoral program in Clinical Psychology. As a faculty member of the concentration in High-Risk Family Interventions and as former Director of the Doctoral Program and the Psychological Services Clinic, she was directly involved in the development of programs to help children and families manage their anger and resolve conflict.
She received her undergraduate degree in psychology from Mount Holyoke College and her graduate degrees from West Virginia University. Prior to her position at LIU, Dr. Feindler was at Adelphi University where she also directed the graduate program in Applied Behavioral Technology. She has authored or edited several books: Adolescent Anger Control: Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques, Allyn & Bacon, 1987; Adolescent Behavior Therapy Handbook, Springer, 1990; Assessment of Family Violence: A Handbook for Researchers and Practitioners, APA, 2003; Anger- Related Disorders: A Practitioner’s Guide to Comparative Treatments, Springer, 2006 and TAME (Teen Anger Management Education, 2022); numerous articles on the assessment and treatment of parent and child anger. She has conducted training workshops across the US and internationally. Her most recent 2024 co-authored publication is titled Navigating Research in an Applied Graduate Program: A Guide for Students in Psychology, Mental Health, and Education. Dr. Feindler is also the author of numerous articles focused on child therapy, supervision and mentoring and working with families.
She is featured on the Aggression Replacement Training DVD, Research Press, 2003, that presents the various components of Aggression Replacement Training and has presented at APA, ABCT and most recently SEP conferences. In 2010 she completed a two year post graduate program at the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Psychotherapy in NYC and in 2018 she completed a program at Widener University for advanced training in Affirmative Therapy for Transgender Communities. She is a Fellow in Divisions 42, 53 and 12 of APA and in ABCT.