Expert Parenting Advice and Tailored Solutions for Today’s Families

Insights and Guidance from Dr. David Marcus, Ph.D.

Parenting in today’s challenging world requires new tools to help their children foster a healthy self-image. But parents need help in making communication with their children a healthy part of their household.

Most of us use the parenting techniques that our parents used. But these do not apply to the new challenges that families face today. How can parents learn to communicate with their children? How can parents help their children communicate with them?

With a career dedicated to helping families thrive, Dr. Marcus provides resources focused on promoting children's emotional well-being and navigating family stress in today’s world.

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Meet Dr. David Marcus

Dr. David Marcus, Ph.D., is a seasoned professional in clinical psychology with a strong background in research, therapy, and community engagement. He earned his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Louisville in 1985, where he conducted extensive research on the effects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and anti-depressants on inpatient depressed adults. Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Marcus pursued a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Cincinnati Department of Psychiatry, focusing on Self Psychology and psychoanalytic thinking.

Throughout his career, Dr. Marcus has held notable positions in various mental health institutions, including the Northern Kentucky Community Mental Health Center, Millcreek Psychiatric Center for Children, and Clinton County Mental Health Center. Additionally, he has actively contributed to professional organizations, serving as President of the Cincinnati Academy of Professional Psychology and as a Board member of the Ohio Psychological Association. He has also influenced public policy, having testified before an Ohio state sub-committee on the influence of insurance companies on the delivery of mental health services.

A thought leader in his field, Dr. Marcus shares his knowledge through seminars, teacher conferences, and mentoring fellow professionals. His specialization lies in assisting families experiencing stress and providing guidance on promoting children's emotional well-being. He has also advised domestic relations judges and family lawyers on the impact of custody disputes on child development. His forthcoming book will further explore these topics, providing parents with additional resources for fostering their children's emotional growth.