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Psychological services and telephone consultations available. Visit website to read informational materials and view demo reel. |
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Dr. S. Alexander Weinstock |
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Executive coaching, Psychotherapy, Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder and other chronic conditions. Sex and Marital Therapy. Psychological evaluations for legal cases and employment. Expert testimony. |
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Dr. Tyminski is in private practice in San Francisco where he maintains both a general psychotherapy practice and a consulting practice. His psychotherapy practice includes adults dealing with career change, creative obstacles, work stress, and major life transitions. He also treats children, couples, and families. His consulting work focuses on executive coaching, job stress, team building, and program evaluation. |
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Joseph W. James, Ph.D. |
Dr. James is a clinical psychologist in private practice who works with adults, adolescents and couples. He strives to create a warm and nonjudgmental atmosphere in which his clients may fully and honestly explore their issues. He uses a combination of dynamic therapy (which is focused on understanding the roots of the problem) and cognitive-behavioral therapy (which is focused on making systematic active changes in behavior) so that his clients can understand why these issues are surfacing and also learn to cope with them more effectively. Dr. James is also the director of the Divorce Recovery Center of Washington, DC, which offers workshops, individual, group and family therapy for those who are recently separated or divorced. |
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Dr. Kal Heller |
Practice: Since 1968, specialist in working with children, adolescents, parents, and couples. With adults, specialty areas include mood disorders, ADHD, and career/work issues. Expertise in marketing and practice development. Founded Needham Psychotherapy Associates, a 16-therapist group practice about 15 miles west of Boston. |
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Dr. David B. Goldstein |
Dr. Goldstein is a licensed clinical psychologist whose practice highlights the assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and their families. Dr. Goldstein is the founder and director of Mind-Steps, a multi-disciplinary program that works with children, teenagers, and their families struggling with difficulties in self-control, anger management,learning disabilities, attention deficits, social skills problems, anxiety, depressive, and other behavioral disorders. |
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Dr. Marla Sanzone |
Dr. Sanzone is a licensed clinical psychologist in practice in Annapolis, MD. She treats individuals, families, couples and provides group therapy to teens and adults. Her areas of expertise include mood disorders, anxiety and related conditions, eating disorders, habit-related conditions, life transition issues, relationship difficulties, family interaction and communication problems, and sports performance difficulties. She conducts group therapy for anorexia and bulimia, binge eating, obsessive compulsive disorder and women in transition. Dr. Sanzone works primarily from a cognitive-behavioral perspective, integrating components of interpersonal, systems and experiential models when appropriate. Dr. Sanzone provides supervision to professionals working with the above populations and consultation to businesses in need of interpersonal communication enhancement. Dr. Sanzone is president-elect of the Maryland Psychological Association and is active in the pursuit of managed care reform, increased rights for consumer choice of provider and prescriptive authority legislation. |
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Noemi Balinth, is active in private practice as well as in media, public speaking and professional leadership. Areas of specialty include: (1) Post-traumatic Stress, (2) Couples' Counseling, (3) Adolescent Psychotherapy, (4) Life Transitional Psychotherapy and (5) Performance Enhancement. Whether you have a problem or whether you're simply ready to enhance your performance or your satisfaction with life, talk to someone who can help. Talk to a Psychologist. |
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Lawrence Beer, Ed.D. |
Founded in 1989 by Lawrence Beer, Ed.D., Child & Family Psychological Services has grown to include a diverse group of clinicians committed to providing caring and comprehensive psychological services. We serve clients of all ages with a variety of concerns, through individual, couple, family and group counseling. In addition, we offer psychological evaluation and testing services. |
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Ernst Beier, Ph.D. |
Professor Emeritus, University of Utah. Author of numerous books and articles. Active in governance of American Psychological Association and other State, National and International psychological organizations. Latest book in progress, "Question of Belonging." |
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Lenore Walker, Ph.D. |
The Domestic Violence Institute (DVI) is a non-profit, public (501c3) agency with affiliate centers around the world that was founded by psychologist, Dr. Lenore E. Walker. She has been its Executive Director since 1980. Our Mission is to educate and train professionals and lay people, conduct research, and impact public policy about violence against women, children, men, the elderly and promote survival of the nonabusive family. Dr. Walker is available for speaking engagements and forensic evaluations. |
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Richard Walton, Ph.D. |
The therapists of Family Resource Group have been trained in a variety of disciplines. This allows us to meet a spectrum of needs. These include: individual psychotherapy, relationship and couple therapy, child and adolescent therapy, psychological evaluations, court and custody evaluations and group therapy. |
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Mary Kilburn, Ph.D. |
Dr. Kilburn has over 30 years experience helping patients. She specializes in treating adult individuals, especially those who are experiencing problems which result in feelings of depression, anxiety, hopelessness, aimlessness, or rage. She also helps people who are experiencing difficulties in their personal relationships. Her goal is to help people increase their capacity for autonomy, intimacy and creativity in their lives. She prefers to work with thoughtful people who want to live life to the fullest. In addition to her work with individuals, she works both individually and in groups with people who:
Clinician in The Solution. The Solution was developed at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. In order to protect your confidentiality, Dr. Kilburn does not sign contracts with managed care companies. She gives you a completed insurance form so that you can file for reimbursement with your insurance company. |
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Dr. Virginia S. Wood |
I am Dr. Virginia S. Wood, and I am a licensed psychologist in full time private practice in Woodstock, GA. I also hold a part-time adjunct faculty position in the psychology department at Kennesaw State University. My private practice specializes in psychotherapy for adults and older adolescents, recovery from alcoholism, post-traumatic stress, psychological assessments, and gender/orientation issues. |
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Dr. Carmen Keefe, Ph.D. |
Dr. Carmen Keefe specializes in:
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Arnold Staite, Psy.D. |
Over 16 years experience Friendly, Personal Private Assistance Specializing in help for shyness and relationship issues, counseling, evaluations, child custody and mental health |
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Dr. Bruce N. Eimer |
Specialties: STOP SMOKING IN JUST ONE SESSION CHANGE ALMOST ANY BEHAVIOR. Bruce Eimer, Ph.D. is a Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist and Certified School Psychologist who specializes in Pain Management Psychotherapy, Clinical Hypnosis, Habit Control, "One-Session Stop Smoking Treatment," Forensic Neuropsychology, and Forensic Pain Assessment. In private practice since 1986, he is the Founder and President of The Behavior Therapy Center, P.C. and Alternative Behavior Associates in Philadelphia. He is also the senior author of the textbook, "Pain Management Psychotherapy: A Practical Guide" published in 1998 by John Wiley & Sons, and the widely used Pain Assessment Battery. Dr. Eimer performs Psychological and Neuropsychological Evaluations for legal cases and Expert Testimony. Please visit Dr. Eimer's website for lots of information. |
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Marion Rudin Frank, Ed.D. |
Marion Rudin Frank, Ed.D is a licensed psychologist with over 30 years experience in private practice, with offices in center city Philadelphia and Chestnut Hill. Dr. Frank specializes in relationship and gender issues, depression, and anxiety. She is board certified in medical psychotherapy, group psychotherapy and clinical hypnotherapy. Dr. Frank also serves as president of Professional Psychology Services, PC., a company she founded to address the psychological needs of the business community. Her publications include several book chapters and numerous articles. She is primarily cognitive, feminist, and Jungian oriented. She teaches at Hahnemann University. Formerly, Dr. Frank was a clinical instructor at the Medical College of Pa., on staff at Temple and Jefferson Universities, and a founding member of the Philadelphia Women’s Network. She received her doctorate from Temple University and a master’s degree from Columbia. |
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Dr. John Stuart Currie |
Dr. John Stuart Currie specializes in:
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Dr. Donald H. Crowe |
Dr. Donald H. Crowe specializes in:
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Steven E. Rothke, Ph.D. |
My specialty areas are clinical neuropsychology and rehabilitation psychology. Services include neuropsychological evaluations, disability determination, competency assessments, and establishment of return-to-work potential after an illness or injury. Treatment services include facilitating adjustment to disability, family counseling, consulting with lawyers and employers of patients with an injury, and designing workplace accommodations for patients with alterations in cognitive, emotional, or behavioral functioning. My practice is located in Northbrook, a near north suburb of Chicago. |
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Steven P. Hymen, Ph.D., P.S. |
Dr. Hymen is a licensed psychologist in private practice in Seattle, Washington. He holds a Diplomate from the American Board of Medical Psychotherapists and Psychodiagnosticians. Dr. Hymen specializes in the cognitive-behavioral treatment of depression and anxiety disorders; such as, panic, agoraphobia, obsessive-compulsive, and post-traumatic stress disorders. Dr. Hymen's other specialty is in medical psychology and he provides rehabilitation psychotherapy for individuals with various injuries, illnesses and chronic pain conditions. |
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Crystal M. DeLoach, Ph.D. |
Specializing in Relationship Problems, Depression, and Anxiety. Advanced training in Women's Health Psychology (e.g., infertility, pregnancy loss, post-partum depression, breast and ovarian cancer). I conduct individual, couples and group psychotherapy as well as psychological testing. My approach to therapy is informed by considerable training and experience in psychodynamic, interpersonal, and family systems approaches. Therapy usually involves understanding how and why problematic patterns of events and relationships have developed through exploring feelings, perceptions, and beliefs about oneself and others, and then discovering how to modify problematic patterns. I work to help clients reach their goals by listening carefully to and understanding present problems, helping to place them in historical /developmental context, and exploring the ways in which these issues emerge in daily life as well as in the therapy. I offer my impressions regarding present interpersonal or cognitive patterns in an effort to help clients recognize and change those patterns which are not effective in their daily lives. |
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Keith Sonnanburg, Ph.D. |
Clinical Psychologist; 180 Nickerson, Suite 303, Seattle, WA 98109. Phone: (206) 654-3338/ FAX: (206) 654-3338. I provide psychotherapy primarily to adults, either as individuals or couples. Common issues I encounter involve: anxiety, depression, grief, guilt, embarrassment, shame, anger, relationship difficulties, problems with communicating, work stress, life transitions, loss, psychophysiological disorders, and post-traumatic stress (including those with physical and sexual abuse in their histories). With more than 25 years of broad-ranged experience, I aim to help people manage their lives with greater satisfaction. Please visit my Website for more information. I recognize that most of the problems that people encounter have causes that do not stem from their physiology. I help people by teaching communication skills, knowledge of relationships, emotional peace, and self-acceptance. I encourage people to explore many life choices available to them, instead of being "stuck in a rut"; I prize a person's individual dreams and history as uniquely their own, and so guide them to unique solutions for life's problems. My main emphasis is on helping people change their thoughts, emotions, behavioral habits, and relationships through nonmedical means. |
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Sandra Levy Ceren, Ph.D. |
Over 30 years experience treating individuals, couples, and families. Utilizing professionally accepted therapy for relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, stress. Confidentiality, within limits of law assured when not utilizing insurance. |
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Arthur Kovacs, Ph.D. |
Dr. Kovacs specializes in working with clients at any point across the life span, clients who may be experiencing a rise in personal distress because they feel somewhat overwhelmed by a developmental challenge and the resulting need to transform some portion of their lives. Children's emancipation struggles, taking up an adult place in society, courtship and coupling, the transition into parenthood, dealing with toddlers and then with children at increasing ages, the empty nest syndrome, retirement stress, and confronting advancing years and oncoming mortality are only some of the nodes of developmental challenge that occupy Dr. Kovacs's time and attention in his consulting room. His emphasis is on client empowerment and on the teaching of wisdom about the nature of the client's distress and coping styles for meeting that experienced distress more effectively. |
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Helen Z. Landon, Ph.D. |
Dr. Helen Zielinski Landon is a clinical psychologist. She has a private practice in Santa Monica. Dr. Landon provides a warm, safe, and confidential environment in which to explore and find solutions for personal problems. She develops an individual treatment plan specifically designed to meet the client's needs and goals. Dr. Landon treats emotional issues such as anxiety and despression as well as self improvement skills such as assertivness and social skills building. Dr. Landon can also help you to deal better with relationship issues. Please visit her website for further information. |
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Elaine Rodino, Ph.D. |
Elaine Rodino, Ph.D.
See Dr. Rodino's webpage for further information: DrElaineRodino.com |
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David A. Carbonell, Ph.D. |
Dr. Carbonell is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in the cognitive-behavioral treatment of anxiety disorders. He is the founder and director of the Anxiety Treatment Center, Ltd., a small group of therapists which offers individual treatment for: panic disorder; agoraphobia; social phobia; phobias; and obsessive compulsive disorder. The Center also offers specialized group treatments for panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, social phobia, fear of public speaking, and fear of flying. Offices in Chicago, Schaumburg, and Wilmette. |
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Dr. Margaret J. Kay |
Margaret J. Kay, Ed.D. is a PA licensed psychologist, a Nationally Certified School Psychologist, a Registered Child Custody Evaluator, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychological Specialists in Educational and School Psychology. She has maintained her private practice in Lancaster, PA for 20 years and specializes in Independent Educational Evaluations (IEE's) for school age students with learning disabilities and neurological problems. For more information visit her website at www.MargaretKay.com |
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Dr. John P. Rifkin, Ph.D. |
Dr. Rifkin is a licensed clinical psychologist who has been in a general private practice in Boulder, Colorado for twenty four years. He specializes in treating mood disorders, anxiety disorders and marital/relationship problems. He host the mental health outreach television show, "Emotional Success," which can be seen on local cable access in Boulder and Denver. Addtionally, he is writing a book, "Healing the Hole in Your Heart; The Psychotherapy of Anger, Power and Intimacy," and gives seminars based on his book in progress. Visit his web site at www.emotionalsuccess.com or www.healyourheart.com. You can buy tapes of his television shows on various mental health topics at this site. |
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* These links are not endorsements and are provided for informational purposes only. Psychologists are licensed by the states in which they practice. This list is limited to doctoral level psychologists (Ph.D., Psy.D., or Ed.D.). |
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