It seems like Dr. Joy Browne has been America's favorite radio psychologist forever. She has a wonderful flair for getting straight to the heart of the matter.
Dr. Joy touches the heart and soul of her listeners with solution-based advice, not opinions. As a licensed psychologist, she offers real, qualified analysis, not preaching or moralizing. And that has made her one of the most consistently successful talk show hosts in America, with a broad audience on radio, television and in publishing.
Dr. Joy’s approach, emotional while clinical, opens people’s willingness to change… Her kinder, gentler style puts her callers at ease and provides a level of comfort that's appreciated by all. Her advice is clever, practical, direct and creative. Joy is able to elicit the most intimate details of the lives of her callers, who consider her their advisor, friend and confidant. Her listeners get a couchside seat to radio's most interesting and intelligent personal problem solver.
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About Dr. Joy
A Ph.D. graduate from Northeastern University, Dr. Joy has been helping Radio listeners since 1978. She has been on Network Radio for over 12 years and still attracts listeners of all ages. The Dr. Joy Browne TV Show was syndicated on television by CBS Eyemark Entertainment for 1999-2000 season. She has hosted weekly segments on WCBS-TV, Ch. 2, New York, and authored a syndicated column for The New York Times. Her books include: "Getting Unstuck…" (2002); It’s A Jungle Out There, Jane: Understanding the Male Animal” (1999); “Dating for Dummies”(1998); “The Nine Fantasies That Will Ruin Your Life” (1998); “Why They Don’t Call When They Say They Will…And Other Mixed Signals” (1989); “Nobody’s Perfect: Advice For Blame Free Living” (1988). Dr. Joy has received many awards, including the American Psychological Association President’s Award (1998); The National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts (NARTSH) Best Female Talk Show Host (1996, 1997); Talkers Magazine-100 Most Influential Talk Show Hosts (9 years) and Female Talk Show Host of the Year (2 years).
