Find A Psychologist in Norwalk, CA.

Hi, I'm Dr. Shannon Walker Welcome to our therapeutic practice, where we embark on journeys of transformation, personal growth, and resilience. In this space, we bring sturdy compassion and unwavering dedication to helping you make real and lasting changes. We're not here to sugarcoat things or tiptoe around issues because we understand that life is an adventure, and together, we're here to conquer it.

NOW OFFERING INTERNET VIDEO-CHAT & PHONE VISITS. Dr. Levine, a Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist (only 5% of all clinical psychologists have attained Board Certification) in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, offers Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with more than 30+ years of experience. He previously served as a Psychologist at the UCLA School of Medicine and was the Chief Psychologist at Mt. Sinai South-Nassau Medical Center in New York prior to moving to CA in 2012. Dr. Levine was also a Clinical Psychologist for the hit TV series "Hoarders" and served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Behavior Therapy & Experimental Psychiatry. This extraordinary and wide experience combined with a compassionate, gentle and caring approach, means that he is well prepared to assist you.

Abby offers tailored therapy for managing anxiety and stress, combining trauma-informed care with evidence-based techniques like CBT and mindfulness. She helps clients identify triggers, challenge unhelpful thought patterns, and develop effective coping strategies to reduce overwhelm. Abby’s supportive approach fosters emotional regulation, resilience, and greater calm, empowering individuals to navigate daily challenges with confidence and regain balance in their lives.

Dr. Parke is a psychologist who specializes in working with high-achieving teens and college students. She has a youth-friendly approach that also integrates evidence-based approaches. Located in Fullerton and also serving Brea and Yorba Linda. In-person and online appointments available for California residents. Schedule a free consultation today.

Comprehensive Psychological Care VOBH provides mental health services for your whole family. Services include: • Individual psychotherapy • Couples therapy • Family therapy • Group therapy • Diagnostic Assessment VOBH values diversity and recognizes the importance of finding a psychologist and therapeutic approach that works best for your current needs. As such, we offer a variety of therapeutic modalities to address more recent problems or longer-standing struggles.

Working with a licensed psychologist means working with someone trained, at the doctoral level, to understand not just what you're struggling with but why it persists. I hold a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and practice psychoanalytically, which simply means I pay close attention to the parts of your experience that operate beneath everyday awareness, the patterns you didn't choose and can't quite explain, yet keep running into. Psychic difficulties always have a logic of their own. Rather than managing symptoms on the surface, I work with you to uncover what's actually driving them, because that's what allows not short-lived changes, but deep and lasting relief.

Here are two options at 75+ words optimized for Theravive's psychologist-specific search: Option 1 — Authority & Approach As a licensed clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience, I provide evidence-based psychological treatment for adults and couples navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, relationship issues, infertility, postpartum challenges, and major life transitions. My approach integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and solution-focused intervention — tailored to each client's unique needs and goals. I believe meaningful, lasting change requires both insight and practical tools. Through a collaborative, non-judgmental process, I help clients develop emotional resilience, healthier relationships, and a renewed sense of purpose.

I am a psychologist, a consultant, and a researcher. I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist through the California State Board of Psychology (PSY 27951). I have received extensive training in treatment of eating disorders and addiction from some of the nation’s leading experts. I am a published researcher who regularly gives talks at major universities and international conferences, and have given therapy advice and information on local television shows on areas of my expertise

I am a licensed clinical psychologist, trained to diagnosis and treat a variety of issues and mental illnesses. My graduate education was focused on family systems theory, and I utilize this lens to view you in the context of your interpersonal relationships and the environment around you. I have received extensive training in a variety of therapeutic frameworks and typically use an eclectic blend -- based on your unique needs and personality -- to address your concerns and personal goals.

As well as my clinical work I am also a forensic psychologist. I am a Qualified Medical Evaluator for Workers' Compensation and provide disability evaluations for civil litigation and fitness-for-duty. In addition, I serve as a primary and secondary treat physician for some Workers' Compensation insurance panels.

A psychologist has the most extensive training in psychology of all the mental health professions. Some people with a Ph.D. are licensed as Marriage and Family Therapists (and I have that license as well) or as Social Workers, not psychologists. As a psychologist, I understand the benefits and limitations of research, and I also bring that to my psychotherapy practice. Psychologists work with the full range of psychological and emotional issues, without limitation, unlike MFTs and LCSWs who have a more limited scope of practice. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU: I’m well trained to help you with whatever issues bring you to me.

There are many different types of therapists out there, with a variety of specialties, levels and types of training and experience. Trying to understand these differences and finding the type of therapist that is right for you can be confusing and sometimes frustrating. A Psychologist is a mental health professional who has an earned Doctoral Degree and passed the most rigorous professional training and licensing requirements in the field. These professionals most typically focus their practice on talk or behavioral therapies and have the widest variety of and deepest understanding of and training in therapeutic techniques. Psychologists are capable of working with the widest variety of issues including the most complex and challenging types of mental health issues.

I became a psychologist to broaden my knowledge of the therapeutic process. My doctoral schooling exposed me to theories of personality and psychotherapy not covered in earlier training. This experience afforded me the opportunity to focus on therapies which are characterized by a close working relationship between client and therapist. I came to see that it is the relationship that heals and that by exploring interactions in the therapeutic relationship as well as looking at present day and historical feelings and thoughts, insight and clarity of mind result, enabling lasting change to be achieved. Becoming a Psychologist enhanced my clinical skills and knowledge base immeasurably.