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Psychoanalyst Whitings Corner, CT
Find a psychoanalyst in Whitings Corner, CT to help with mental health and well being.Results for Whitings Corner, CT
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370 Points
Leslie McArdle, Owner
Psychotherapy Office of Leslie McArdleDistance: 3.66 miP.O. Box 172
Avon, CT 06001 -
100 Points
Michael Weaver, Ph.D.
Michael Weaver, Ph.D.Distance: 12.68 mi97 Troutwood Drive
New Hartford, CT 06057 -
160 Points
Susan Budnick, PsychA
Relate Counseling and PsychotherapyDistance: 23.82 miP.O. Box 406
Goshen, CT 06756
Psychoanalyst Info
Psychoanalyst Summary:
A psychoanalyst treats people with depression and other mental afflictions through therapy and memory recall.
Psychoanalyst FAQs:
What is a
A Psychoanalyst is similar to a psychologist. Psychoanalysts search through a person's subconscious memories to find the source of problems. A Psychoanalyst can work with adults, children, couples, and groups.
What conditions does a Psychoanalyst work with?
A Psychoanalyst can work with the following conditions: Anxiety, depression, obsessive behavior, and phobias.
How often should I see a Psychoanalyst?
Most patients see a Psychoanalyst four or five times a week for about an hour. Most patients also see a Psychoanalyst over a long period time to build a relationship.
Psychoanalyst Related Terms:
cognitive behavioral therapy, anxiety, life transitions, stress, trauma, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), adjustment disorders, personality disorders, parenting issues, marriage counseling, psychoanalyst, chronic mental illness, relationship difficulties, behavioral disorders
A psychoanalyst treats people with depression and other mental afflictions through therapy and memory recall.
Psychoanalyst FAQs:
What is a
Psychoanalyst
?A Psychoanalyst is similar to a psychologist. Psychoanalysts search through a person's subconscious memories to find the source of problems. A Psychoanalyst can work with adults, children, couples, and groups.
What conditions does a Psychoanalyst work with?
A Psychoanalyst can work with the following conditions: Anxiety, depression, obsessive behavior, and phobias.
How often should I see a Psychoanalyst?
Most patients see a Psychoanalyst four or five times a week for about an hour. Most patients also see a Psychoanalyst over a long period time to build a relationship.
Psychoanalyst Related Terms:
cognitive behavioral therapy, anxiety, life transitions, stress, trauma, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), adjustment disorders, personality disorders, parenting issues, marriage counseling, psychoanalyst, chronic mental illness, relationship difficulties, behavioral disorders
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