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Dr.
Gilda Carle
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DR.
GILDA CARLE is a media personality with a worldwide following
of millions. She is author of "Don't Bet on the Prince!" (a
test question on the world's #1 game show, JEOPARDY!) and
"He's Not All That!"
DR GILDA is featured in the HBO reality movie by James Ronald
Whitney, TELLING NICHOLAS where she works with the family
of a 7-year-old boy whose mother died in the World Trade
Center attack. She is also featured in Whitney's reality
movie, THEWORKINGGIRL.com, where she confronts a wanna-be
porn mom
about the way she is raising her son. The New York Times
calls her "the busiest television therapist in the business." Gannett
names her "TV's #1 talk-show therapist, hotter than the
Sahara, part philosopher and part stand-up comic." She
has appeared on Larry King Live, The O'Reilly Factor, Howard
Stern, Paula
Zahn, The View, Today Show in New York, Judith Regan, Geraldo,
Sally, Maury, Ricki, Montel, Jenny, Inside Edition, Extra,
Dateline, Court TV, CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, national and local
news shows, and thousands of radio programs throughout
the world.
As a youngster, Gilda danced on television. As a young adult,
she taught in the ghettos of the South Bronx. Later, she headed
her own firm as management consultant and motivational speaker
for Fortune 500 companies, and published articles in technical
journals and corporate magazines, even delivering some of
them abroad. As an educator, DR. GILDA CARLE holds a Ph.D.
in Educational Leadership from New York University.
In addition to her continued appearances on TV, radio, and
in print, she hosted the "Love Doc" show on MTV Online and
wrote a monthly column for Teen Magazine. Now she writes the
monthly Love Q&A for Twist Magazine, and she does the monthly
"Shrink Rap" column for Soap Opera Digest, analyzing the behaviors
of soap characters. She was on the advisory board for the
National Association for Female Executives (NAFE), and she
was the Valentine's Day Spokesperson for Hallmark Cards. Successful
Meetings Magazine named her "Best Speaker in America." She
taped a pilot with 20th Century Fox for her own syndicated
network TV show, she does a weekly segment on News 12 throughout
New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and she is professor
of psychology and communications at New York's Mercy College.
She is currently in the midst of writing her next book.
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