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Jamie Wasserman

psychotherapist

Jamie Wasserman appears in the following:

How Parents Can Talk to Kids About #MeToo

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Psychotherapist Jamie Wasserman urges parents to start talking to their children about sexual assault and harassment as young as middle school.

Wash Yourself Clean

Friday, May 14, 2010

Spike Lee, a graduate student at the University of Michigan Department of Psychology, discusses his study about how washing your hands can actually affect your thinking. And, psychotherapist Jamie Wasserman, discusses how doing other certain small things can mitigate feelings of anxiety and guilt.