Dr. Danielle Sheypuk earned her doctorate (2009) in Clinical Psychology from the New School for Social Research in New York City. In 2012, she attracted an unusual degree of national media attention when she was awarded the title, “Ms Wheelchair New York.” Wheelchair-dependent since kindergarten, Danielle balances her professional duties as a clinical psychologist at the South Beach Psychiatric Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., while handling increasing demands from the news media for access to her expertise. Danielle’s particular areas of professional interest include the psychology of dating, relationships and sexuality among the disabled. She has used media appearances to advocate for the greater “mainstreaming” of the disabled into the social fabric of everyday life. Recently, Danielle inaugurated a private practice based in the growing field of Skype-assisted therapy.
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Thank you and Dr. Sheypuk for this podcast. Even though society has come a long way from making offhand and cruel references to folks with a visible physical disability – I’m saddened that things continue to be terribly challenging.
More power to you Dr. Sheypuk. Hope to see you on TV sometime.