Mark Arcuri

Mark Arcuri is an Adjunct Faculty member in the Mind-Body Medicine Department at Saybrook University. His work bridges clinical practice, education, and research, focusing on integrative approaches to health and wellness. He specializes in transformative psychology, chronic disease management, and the biopsychosocialspiritualenvironmental framework. Dr. Arcuri mentors doctoral students in psychology, health, and sports psychology, delivering virtual and on-site psychotherapy, coaching, and seminars.

Education:

• Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Capella University, 2002
• MA Psychology, New York University, 1987

Research Interests: Dr. Arcuri explores transpersonal psychology, post-traumatic growth, and integrative methods for chronic medical conditions. He emphasizes holistic wellness through energy medicine, mindfulness, and narrative inquiry. His work integrates behavioral medicine principles from mentors like Andrew Weil and Rachel Naomi Remen.

Professional Activities: Member of the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine, American Psychological Association, and others. Licensed Psychologist in New Mexico.

Advising & Grants: Mentors doctoral students but no specific grants listed. His publications emphasize clinical and botanical research in metabolic and cardiovascular health.

Labs/Teams: Engages in virtual and on-site clinical work but no formal lab affiliations noted.