Robert W. Mullaly; Ph.D., B.A., ABPP

Dr. Mullaly is founder and President of Mullaly Associates, P.C.  He is a Board Certified, Licensed Psychologist with extensive experience working with police, fire and law enforcement departments.  He has over thirty years of broad-based professional experience in such areas as medical disability, school and court ordered psychological evaluations, testing, clinical consultations, employee assistance program consulting and out-patient private practice.

Dr. Mullaly earned his degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Tennessee.  He has taught at numerous colleges and universities, including: Northeastern University, Endicott College and Virginia Tech.  More...

Dr. Mullaly has held state licensure since 1975, in Alabama, Virginia, NH, MA and Vermont and there has never been a complaint registered with the board of examiners.

Dr. Mullaly is the author of numerous books and professional articles in the areas of chemical dependency and schizophrenia. Dr. Mullaly wrote and published the popular book entitled "Cocaine, From Magic to Madness", that has been extensively used by clients, families, and clinical professionals. His workshops have been requested and delivered on over 100 occasions throughout the U.S.  More...

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Academic Teaching

Adjunct Professor
   and Clinical Assistant Professor for
   Psychology Departments at:

Northeastern University

Endicott College

Virginia Tech

University of Alabama Medical School

Areas of Specialization

Fitness for Duty

Risk Assessment

Expert Testimony

Consultation

Evaluation

Medical Disability

 Stalking

Licenses and Degrees

Board Certified American Board
   of Professional Psychology

Licensed Psychologist,
   Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Ph.D. degree in Psychology

B.A. degree in Psychology

Boards and Panels

N.E.A.D.S. Corporation

Spoford Hall
 

Professional Memberships

American Psychology
   Association (since 1976)

American Board of
   Professional Psychology (since 1981)

Consultations

Occupational and Environmental
   Health Network (OEHN)

Revere Public High Schools

Chelsea Public High Schools

Special Education Department
   of Massachusetts

Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission

General Electric (Aircraft Engines)

New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans

University of Massachusetts Disability
   Determination Services

Numerous other public and private schools.