Psychologists in Washington, DC

Psychology Today has a searchable database where you can find a therapist. It's been a really helpful resource to me in the past. You can narrow down by speciality and insurance. Hope things improve! https://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/

I can recommend Janice Evans; my insurance (also BCBS) covered all the visits completely. http://www.jlevanslpc.com I can also recommend the What's Up? app (iOS) to help you with some day-to-day CBT techniques. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/whats-up/id968251160?mt=8

Try: http://www.cognitivetherapymd.com/3201.html http://www.cognitivetherapyctr.com/home.html Just found those online, have no experience with them. I personally go to the [Behavior Therapy Center of Greater Washington](http://behaviortherapycenter.com), but only about 80% of the cost is covered by my insurance. Congratulations for taking steps! Best wishes.

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[Here's a good website that has a searchable list of psychologists in DC](http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=psychologist&find_loc=Washington%2C+DC&ns=1) with client ratings on a scale of 1-5 stars. Includes descriptions, contact information, and a map of locations.

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https://www.facebook.com/290103137578 American Psychological Association thank you for your post. I am wondering, what metrics were used in determining the concentrations of psychologist's per county? Was it solely the number of psychologist's licensed in each county, or does the concentration represent the percent of psychologist available to the the number of people in that county? Furthermore, I think it would be interesting to also compare the rates found above to the average demand for mental health treatment in each county; potentially providing more insight on which regions require the most attention.

Psychologists also have a tendency to be democrats (Jonathan Haidt found a 14-1 democrat to republican ratio at the APA). The heaviest concentrations of psychologists are in counties that are heavily democrat, and the lowest concentrations are in firmly republican counties. (see the heatmap at http://statchatva.org/2012/06/11/the-nations-changing-political-topography/)

No wonder Trump did so well in the blue states, No Judgement on mental health I am not embarrassed to say I go twice a month. It good for your mind.

Boulder CO is over run with this profession, but finding a good one is still very challenging. Also finding one that is affordable is difficult.

The shortage very nicely overlays the distribution of counties that were in economic decline in 2014. I am guessing that those counties have shortages of many professionals. (see http://americancityandcounty.com/economic-development/economic-recovery-slow-and-uneven-county-level)

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Shelby Coy wow that's such a low amount of psychs!

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Nicole Jager such a low amount of registered psychs

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I recommend & https://www.twitter.com/brookejmiller .

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Dr. Miller and Dr. Young have been used for counseling. The others listed are testers. I also recommend The DBT Center of Houston for adolescents. https://www.facebook.com/notes/texas-parents-of-the-profoundly-gifted/texas-private-iq-testing-professionals-recommended-by-texas-parents-of-the-profo/189352541083910

If they are willing to travel, Dr. Wood is very skilled in testing PG youngsters in Texas.

Happy to help! UH Clear Lake is also very good for testing and inexpensive if they are in the Houston area.

Yes they are in PA. Contact your Department of Education. Gifted Education is mandated in PA. You will have to find out what is mandated in NY. Davidsongifted.org This is a website that lets you look up your state and see what is offered where. Good luck Elizabeth Benimoff. Let me know what you find.

Dr. Carole Miller from CW Post ...

Carole Miller B.A., Adelphi University; M.A., Ph.D., Hofstra University; Adelphi Post Doctoral Certification. Dr. Miller is in private practice in Great Neck. She is the chief psychologist for the Center for Gifted Youth program. Dr. Miller runs workshops for the parents whose children attend CGY where topics pertinent to gifted youth are discussed.

Vital sources has great physiologists. Not sure if any are catholic but they are a Christian based physiology practice. They have some great adolescent counselors. Go to www.vitalsources.org

Check this out, maybe this will be a good place for you to start: http://cty.jhu.edu/talent/testing/about/scat.html

you can get in touch with professionals here: http://inspiritedminds.org.uk/ run by Muslims

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