
Forty years of dedication to the whole person
Dr. Taylor established his private practice in Morristown, NJ in 1983, driven by a belief that excellent psychiatric care must address both the mind and the body. He has remained true to that belief ever since — working with patients and their loved ones from the very first session to understand the situation in life, history, and what a meaningful life looks like for each individual.
Location
261 James St, Suite 2ER
Morristown, NJ 07960
Specialty
Board-Certified Psychiatry
Est. 1983
Telehealth
NJ · NY · FL
Dr. Clifford Taylor is distinguished by his expertise in providing medication treatments, supplements, and psychotherapy during the course of treating a broad range of behavioral and emotional conditions including; resistant and recurrent major depressive disorders, bipolar disorders, perinatal and postpartum mood disorders, mood disorders associated with medical illness, seasonal mood disorders, anxiety and panic disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, substance use disorders, acute, chronic, and post-traumatic stress disorders, phase of life and adjustment disorders, traditional and complicated bereavement, personality disorders, attention deficit disorders, post-concussive and cognitive impairment behavioral and emotional disorders, behavioral addictive disorders, and impulse control disorders.
Individual, couple and family psychotherapies provided by Dr. Taylor include: Brief and long term insight oriented, cognitive-behavioral, acceptance-commitment, interpersonal, supportive, and positive psychotherapies, mindfulness-stress reduction therapy. Dr. Taylor also provides psychological education, and utilizes modern motivational interviewing techniques to help individuals reclaim control over their lives.
Dr. Taylor is a board certified psychiatrist with more than 40+ years of experience. He is also a full attending psychiatrist at Morristown Medical Center.
Dr. Taylor completed his undergraduate education at Harvard College where he majored in biochemistry, graduated from Harvard Medical School, completed his medical internship at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, and finished his residency in psychiatry at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. He then went on to work as a staff psychiatrist on the long-term treatment adolescent unit at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center for one year. He then trained for two additional years at the New Jersey Institute for Brief Psychotherapy to refine his skills as a psychotherapist. He co-authored the book “So You Think You Have Seasonal Affective Disorder”, and received past distinction as a Top Doctor in New Jersey Magazine.
Despite the growing trend of psychiatrist to provide only treatment with medications to their patients, Dr. Taylor has remained dedicated to maintaining and utilizing skills, drawn from a broad range of psychotherapies in order to offer comprehensive care to his patients. He provides medication treatment to his patients who are already in psychotherapy with other therapists, and also offers second opinion consultations to patients currently in treatment with other doctors, and therapists.
On the Evaluation and Treatment Services Provided and The Benefits of Psychiatric Care section are several educational handouts that Dr. Taylor offers to his patients. Please review them at your leisure.
Clifford A. Taylor, M.D.
Education & Training
A Distinguished Path in Medicine
Dr. Taylor's training spans Harvard's medical tradition and New York's premier clinical environments — forming the foundation of his nuanced, evidence-grounded practice.
B.A.
Harvard College
Biochemistry
M.D.
Harvard Medical School
Medical Degree, 1978
Int.
Beth Israel Hospital, Boston
Medical Internship
Res.
NY Hospital–Cornell Medical Center
Psychiatry Residency
Now
Morristown Medical Center
Attending Psychiatrist
Cert.
Diplomate, ABPN
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
Conditions treated
Expertise Across the Full Range
Dr. Taylor brings deep expertise to a wide spectrum of behavioral and emotional conditions — from common mood disorders to complex, treatment-resistant conditions in individuals.