Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D. is recognized as one of the nation's leading authorities in the fields of psychoanalytic oncology and mind/body health. She has been a practicing psychoanalyst for over forty years, and has specialized in working with cancer patients, integrating her psychoanalytic work within the arena of mind/body health. She also has worked extensively with relationships, and includes couples' and family therapy as part of her psychoanalytic practice.
In 1986, Dr. Goldberg founded La Casa Resort Spa, located in the Puerto Rico rain forest. She was persuaded by her resort guests to open a NYC facility so that they could continue their mind/body work with her in an urban environment. In 1993 Dr. Goldberg opened La Casa Spa & Wellness Center in the flatiron district of NYC; it was the first holistic wellness center in NY.
Dr. Goldberg is a frequent speaker at conventions and conferences nation-wide, both professional and lay, including most recently (in 2016), The Best Answer for Cancer and the Cancer Control Society.
Dr. Goldberg is a prolific writer in the fields of both psychoanalysis and holistic health. She has published numerous scholarly articles and has authored eight books (in order of most recent first): My Mother, My Daughter, My Self; The Hormesis Effect; Because People Are Dying; Princess Diana: Modern-Day Moon-Goddess; Insparations (if you can do it at a spa, you can do it at home); The Dark Side of Love (the positive role of our negative feelings); Deceits of the Mind (and their effects on the body); Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Cancer Patients.
Dr. Goldberg has her own holistic newsletter, Musings From 20th Street, and, in addition, has written for most of the other holistic newsletters and venues, including, TheTruthAboutCancer, GreenMedInfo, NaturalNews, HealthNutNews. She is, as well, a regular blogger for Huffington Post and a writer for Epoch Times.
She is consulted and quoted often by popular magazines and newspapers as an "expert" on relationships and mind/body health, including such diverse publications as The New York Times Magazine, New York Observer, Crain's, Daily News, Vegetarian Times, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Allure, Self, Cancer Forum, Women's Wear Daily, Natural Living, Delicious, The Times Picayune, The Mainliner, Greater Washington Senior Beacon, Weight Watchers, Bride, First for Women and dozens others.
In addition, Dr. Goldberg is often called as a guest on both television and radio.
In February 20, 2002 she was given the Changing Destiny Award by Save a Parent, Help a Child, and was presented with the award by Susan Sarendon. In 1994, she was named Most Admired Woman of the Decade by the American Biographical Institute. She was chosen in Edition Five of the 5000 Personalities of the World.
She is listed in Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Who's Who in the East, Who's Who of Women, International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women, Who's Who in Science and Engineering, Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in American Writers, International Who's Who in Medicine.
Dr. Goldberg is a mother as well as an avid runner, swimmer and advanced belt in Tae Kwon Do.
