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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.

Oksana Yakushko

I offer psychotherapy and psychoanalysis (intensive form of psychotherapy) to individuals seeking to not only discover solutions for their life concerns but also to gain greater understanding of their inner lives and shift long-standing patterns in their relationships and career. My clinical expertise focuses on issues related to gender and sexuality, embodied experiences, relational traumas, a...

Sarah M. Dyer

In addition to providing counseling, I specialize in comprehensive diagnosis and assessment of learning difficulties, ADHD, memory concerns, autism, dementia/Alzheimer's disease, brain injury, depression, anxiety, and a variety of other psychological and neuropsychological difficulties. I bring a comprehensive and compassionate approach to each and every client. When your child is struggling at...

David Hauser

I believe that healing relationships, with others and with one's self, is the core ingredient for change in therapy. I feel that the optimal therapeutic approach with any person must be tailored to the needs of the particular individual and/or client system. Therapy should be approachable and create an environment of acceptance and self-love. In understanding human behavior, it is not so much...

Brian Lee Barkett

I believe that behavior without context is meaningless. We blame ourselves too easily for things which go wrong whether they are within or beyond our control. Our natural guiding intuitions are overridden by years of social conditioning. In stressful situations, primitive reactions trigger and hijack our ability to make calm decisions. We overreact too often. My staff and I help you understand ...

Stephen V. Eliot

After working with people in psychotherapy for 42 years I understand that every new person who comes to see me is in emotional crisis, usually frightened, and has mixed feelings about seeking help. I experience every person as unique; initially, it is critical for people to know that they are working with someone who is non-judgmental and worthy of their trust. I still believe that the essence ...

Monica Thomas

I believe that we are influenced by various contextual factors and that by gaining a better understanding of these factors we can gain a better awareness of ourselves. When it comes to substance misuse, there can be various factors and negative emotions that come to play. I strongly believe that we are all doing the best that we can and may struggle how to improve. Collaboration and empowerment...

John Koh

As a therapist, I work collaboratively with clients to treat and manage their mental health issues. Due to the nature of our practice, I work with a wide range of clients negotiating unique life challenges. I provide individual psychotherapy, family therapy, psychological assessments, and evaluations for schools. Clients that seek treatment are generally managing symptoms from depression, anxie...

Buddhist Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

San Francisco

California

The type of therapy that I specialize in would likely be a good match for you if you're interested in integrating practices like meditation, mindfulness, self-compassion, and loving-kindness with contemporary psychotherapy to address current issues in your life. In the past I have successfully worked with individuals struggling with anxiety disorders, depression, trauma, anger, addiction, chron...

Kolette Butler

You, your pain and the challenges that brought you here matter. I offer a warm, nonjudgmental, and supportive environment that allows you to discover the meaning and growth-potential in life's difficult situations. Most clients tell me the work we do is different from work with therapists in their past. I take an active and direct approach by giving you research-based methods to achieve the...
Lauren Hussar, PsyD

Lauren Hussar, PsyD

Chicago

Illinois

Lauren Hussar, PsyD

Chicago

Illinois

Hi. Thanks for coming to my page. It's not easy to take the first step in seeking professional help - but the decision to engage in therapy, whether to reduce problematic feelings or symptoms or to learn more about yourself, is one of the healthiest decisions you can make. Feelings like anxiety, depression, intense mood fluctuations, numbness, and mental fogginess are often connected to our...
Gimel Rogers

Gimel Rogers

San Diego

California

Gimel Rogers

San Diego

California

In life we all experience stressors, hardships, and sometimes trauma. These experiences shape our perception and the lens in which we see the world and ourselves. Using an integrative approach of cognitive-behavioral, rational emotive behavior, and dialectical-behavioral therapies, I assist my clients to become whole and healed by learning a new way of responding. In addition, using comprehensi...

Dr. Kevin Hyde

***ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS*** No matter how hard you try, it never seems like it's good enough. You're always exhausted and feel unappreciated by family, friends, co-workers. Your mind replays all the mistakes you've made instead of letting you sleep. Everything just seems so much harder than you expected. Do you ever wish things could be just a little bit easier? It's hard to reach out to a...

Amy Paggeot

I have worked with adults and couples in a variety of settings, including college counseling, hospital emergency room and inpatient floors, forensic inpatient, and veteran's hospitals. I have experience with both acute and long-term trauma, adjustment to life stressors, couple's distress and relationship problems, depression, anxiety, panic, personality disorders, and substance abuse problems. ...

Anne E. Cooper

Spending time Outdoors has been empirically shown to benefit both mental and physical health; as such, Walk & Talk is a Nature Based approach to therapy. Many individuals I have helped have enjoyed spending some or all of our sessions outdoors, in nature, while we discuss specific skills to manage anxiety; trauma, depression & adjusting to life's transitions. These skills and support can prove...

George Svajian

NOW ACCPTING TELEHEALTH APPOINTMENTS. I have been a Clinical Psychologist for over thirty years. Living a professional life in service to others is something I value and enjoy. I work with older adolescents,couples, and families. I received an award from Harvard Pilgrim Health Care for Outstanding Service. I feel my greatest assets are my ability to focus on my patient's needs and my ability to...

 

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