Thomas DiBlasi
Assistant Professor in the Clinical Forensic Psychology MA Program
Marion Turpan College of Psychology and Counseling
Courses
- Clinical Practice in Forensic Contexts
Research
- Anger
- Intimate partner violence
- Revenge
- Aggression
Education
- BA, Hofstra University
- MA, Hofstra University
- PhD, Hofstra University
Academic Profile
Thomas DiBlasi received his PhD in Clinical Psychology from Hofstra University. He is an Assistant Professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University in the Clinical Forensic Psychology MA program, and researches anger, aggression, intimate partner violence, and revenge as part of his Managing Anger Dysregulation (MAD) lab. He has given more than 90 presentations locally, nationally, and internationally, and has over 20 publications, predominantly focusing on anger and aggression. Dr. DiBlasi has been invited to speak on several podcasts, including The Evolved Caveman, a top-ten podcast for self-help. He is Co-chair of the special interest group of Forensic and Externalizing Behaviors of ABCT, and is Past President and the Committee Chair of Trauma/Crisis Response for Suffolk County Psychological Association (SCPA).
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