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A psychologist has a doctoral degree (Ph.D., Psy.D., or Ed.D.) in psychology. After graduate school, they complete a multi-year internship. They do not have medical degrees. So, although they can treat mental health disorders, they cannot perform medical procedures or prescribe medications. As a result, they typically work with a psychiatrist or other medical doctor.

If you’re looking for a psychologist you can use our vetted directory of mental health professionals to find psychologists in your area. Start your journey below.

Esther Lee

Esther Lee

Los Angeles

California

Esther Lee

Los Angeles

California

How do you feel about seeking help, especially for your mental and emotional health? Do you think it’s a sign of weakness? As a psychologist, I see it as a sign of strength, courage, self-awareness and maturity. I work with my clients to identify what they’re needing in order for them to improve their lives. I help people find the ways to change and experience personal growth and healing. I...

Emily Parke

I provide insight-oriented psychotherapy to individuals hoping to learn more about themselves, their role in relationships, and better understand how their family experiences contributed to their overall health and well-being, within their cultural context. I specialize in trauma and provide a safe, reliable, and non-judgmental space allows for each person to heal uniquely. In addition to worki...

Elizabeth Romero

Currently, not accepting new clients. I have a special interest in issues of diversity and inclusion and exploring clients' unique experiences and relationships with their intersecting identities (e.g., race, ethnicity, Deaf/hard of hearing/child of deaf adults, religion, gender, sexuality). My particular areas of interest include trauma/PTSD, LGBTQIA* identity, depression/anxiety, major life...

Kristin Lang Hansen

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in private practice since 2001. I care deeply about helping my clients work through challenges in their lives, with sensitivity and humor. Everyone has challenges but sometimes involving a mental health professional is helpful to produce needed or desired change. I take into account the influences of psychology, biology, culture, family context, and...

Matthew Ross

As a clinician, I believe that it is important to meet each individual, couple, and family where they are at. I have many years of experience working with couples to heal their relationships, as well as working with individuals who are going through life-stage transitions. I enjoy helping people navigate through pivotal moments such as children launching, loss of a loved one, retirement, and...
Heidi Sigmund

Heidi Sigmund

Madison

Wisconsin

Heidi Sigmund

Madison

Wisconsin

Mental health struggles are normal, and we can all benefit from support from time to time. I am committed to de-stigmatizing the therapy experience, as even the most skilled and strongest among us have sought out ways to improve our lives. Therapy simply allows you the opportunity to obtain support in an objective, supportive, and safe environment. You may have a clear understanding of your...

Christina E Stai

I work primarily with children, teenagers, and young adults (college students) who struggle with a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, developmental disorders (such as Autism), ADHD, PTSD, OCD, eating disorders, and general stress due to life transitions. I have experience working with victims of abuse, and with foster children. I also work with parents who are...

Lena Dicken

The process of therapy is one of self exploration and self discovery. Many of my clients seek therapy during life transitions or when experiencing relationship challenges. Some suffer from lack of self confidence, or are plagued by anxiety without an understanding of its cause. Through our work together I help people gain insight and understanding about the problems they’re encountering and bec...
Abby LePage

Abby LePage

Washington

District of Columbia

Abby LePage

Washington

District of Columbia

*NO LONGER ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS* Welcome, I’m so glad you are considering therapy at this time. There are so many reasons why you might find yourself here right now. Maybe you have been feeling out of control lately, unable to manage your emotions. Maybe you are feeling less connected in your relationships, or perhaps you find yourself struggling with moving forward in some aspect of your lif...

Nadine O’Reilly

Are you feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or depressed? Do you struggle to find your voice and be assertive? Perhaps you're the parent of a teenager who is hurting and needs help now. When you work with me, you will learn to cope with your difficulties and face life with positivity, in healthy and productive ways. Whatever you or your teen are going through right now, it can get better. My special...

Christopher Keiper

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who provides psychotherapy for teens (15+) and adults. I specialize in OCD-and-related disorders, anxiety-spectrum disorders, phobias, social anxiety, and panic disorder; I also work with body image dissatisfaction and emotion regulation difficulties, and support and work with LGBTQ+ individuals (including writing letters for surgery). My therapeutic approa...

Christopher Black

Whether we realize it or not, our past experiences teach us to adapt to difficult situations. Often our solutions are helpful, but sometimes a strategy we use has significant drawbacks. If we rely on these for future challenges, we can develop unhealthy patterns, feeling stuck with the same drawbacks. Using an approach informed by interpersonal, humanistic, and cognitive-behavioral therapies, I...

Lucy R Leibowitz

I am a licensed psychologist in Maryland and am accepting new patients for therapy and psychological assessments. My specialty is in helping parents and children in managing emotional and behavioral concerns, including anxiety and depression, tantrums, ADHD, and sleep problems across ages. I use cognitive-behavioral strategies and collaborate with families to develop effective and individualize...

Dr. Alexis Olson

I'm a licensed clinical neuropsychologist. My professional background is with people rehabilitating from illness or injury, and with those facing declining health (as themselves or their caregivers) due to brain disease. Such conditions can affect individuals, as well as couples and families. Common goals include assessing or improving thinking skills and emotional resilience, while adapting to...