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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.

Clare Venus

Are you experiencing a crisis in your life, feeling overwhelmed and struggling to cope? Dealing with a major life transition, physical illness or caregiver stress? I have worked with people who suffer with depressed mood, persistent anxiety, chronic illness, pain and disability. These emotional and physical stressors can result in considerable disruption in relationships and work life balance. ...
Nicole Peak

Nicole Peak

Colorado Springs

Colorado

Nicole Peak

Colorado Springs

Colorado

Don’t Just Feel Better, Get Better---It’s time to make a change and start living instead of surviving. When you are suffering, you may feel like you aren’t living a life worth living. You may feel overwhelmed and think there is nothing you can do to get better and stay better. Have you tried a number of treatments with little to no results? But, here you are, still looking for solutions. That...

Alpha Beta Behavioral Services Inc.

Alpha Beta Behavioral Psychological Services Inc. is a mental health practice that provides counseling services to individuals with psychological concerns and needs. Our goal is to guide those whose lives are marked by intense emotional suffering toward a life worth living by using evidence-based treatments. We recognize that when life is full of pain, people’s attempts to cope can lead to even...

Suzanne Chuchian Chong (She Her Hers)

"Does this support the life I am trying to create?" is a question I ask myself daily. It is important to me that our therapeutic relationship fosters a safe, accepting, and collaborative space by exploring resilience, strengths, and informed curiosity. I strive to facilitate self-empowerment and self-efficacy through adaptive coping/behavioral skills, strengthening cognitive insight, while...

Charles Kapp

Dr. Kapp received his doctoral degree from the Florida Institute of Technology School of Psychology and his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Xavier University. He previously taught at Xavier University. He has more than 35 years of experience providing a full range of psychological services to patients, including psychodiagnostics, psychometrics and psychotherapy. His areas of specialty...

Lynn E Geiger

As a young girl, I wanted to be a teacher. I got my teaching certificate and then a degree in counseling and guidance. Increasingly, the field of psychology captured my attention. My training focused on children and families which led to working with couples. In my work with children, I developed expertise in the areas of trauma and pediatric illnesses and led to trauma with adults and to work ...
Whitney Sims

Whitney Sims

Louisville

Kentucky

Whitney Sims

Louisville

Kentucky

Like characters from our favorite stories, we often get stuck when we encounter obstacles on the journey toward who/where we want to be. Perhaps you’re at a stuck point. Perhaps you’re dealing with shame, self-doubt, traumatic stress, grief, anxiety, emotional imbalance, unstable relationships, or an outlook that only seems to be hurting you. I have some good news: “stuckness” doesn’t have to b...

Shawna M. Benson

I love to work with women, men, and other adults of all ages who want to benefit from counseling. I also work with pre-teens/adolescents to help them develop into the people they want to become. (Spirituality can be incorporated into therapy as desired; individuals of all faith backgrounds welcome and people of no religious affiliation as well!) In addition to psychotherapy, I provide...
Jessica Albertson

Jessica Albertson

New York

New York

Jessica Albertson

New York

New York

I believe that the therapeutic relationship is a powerful agent of change and that healing begins only in a place that is truly safe for self-exploration. I work with my patients to help them come to know themselves more deeply in order to reduce emotional distress, improve relationships, and gain insight into their current struggles. I use an integrated psychodynamic approach to help my patien...

Laura E Lajos

Dr. Lajos provides assessment and psychological testing that can foster a better approach to determine treatment goals for clients. Dr. Lajos provides both brief and long-term therapy to adolescents, adults, and geriatric populations. She addresses a multitude of psychological issues including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, health psychology and management of sleep disorde...
Jenna Zucchi

Jenna Zucchi

New York

New York

Jenna Zucchi

New York

New York

I am a clinical psychologist who specializes in the evaluation and treatment of mood, anxiety and behavioral disorders in youth and young adults. I have extensive training and use research to provide expert treatment based on your specific needs. I work directly with you and your family to create a strong sense of calm and connection. I can help to regain a sense of normalcy and support you wit...

Roxanne Popple

Dr. Roxanne Popple, Psy. D., is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who has experience with ages across the lifespan, predominately working with individuals aged 14+. She is experienced in working with concerns related to anxiety, depression, life stressors and adjustment, relationship difficulties, stress management, and grief. Dr. Popple is also experienced in working with concerns related to...

Nicole Mirkin

I am a licensed psychologist with Clinical and Forensic Specialties. I provide comprehensive psychological testing to clients with a variety of mental heath concerns (social/emotional, behavioral, personality, trauma, depression, anxiety, etc), assessment for emotional support animals, and diagnostic assessment to include IQ and academic testing to assist with IEP/504 management. I also special...

Garrett Chesley

Psychotherapy is a vulnerable, evocative, and an emotionally challenging endeavor that is not easy. It varies depending on the personalities of the psychologist and the client, and the particular problems you bring forward. There are many different methods I may use to deal with the problems that you hope to address and it calls for a very active effort on your part. For the therapy to be most...