 Dr. Tracy Cohn, Licensed Clinical PsychologistYou're not alone. Even when the world feels heavy and dark you're not alone. When you struggle to leave your house because of anxiety and nerves, you're not alone. When you believe that you're facing a break-up, a divorce, or a major life change (including stopping drinking or drug use), you're not alone. As a licensed psychologist, I work to help people make changes in their life. Change is not easy and it takes time and guidance. Sometimes guidance can be provided through the assistance of a psychologist who may help you understand alternatives and consequences of change. Psychologists may also be able to help you develop a plan to implement change in your life. If you're contemplating making changes in your life, consider scheduling an appointment [540.674.4506].
My Training and Approach to Therapy: I have a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology earned from the University of Kansas. I am a licensed clinical psychologist in Virginia. My areas of training include gender issues in general, and specifically working with survivors of trauma, abuse, and victimization, and people in recovery from alcohol and drugs. Additionally, my experience as a faculty member makes me well suited in working with individuals in higher education. My approach is called integrative with an emphasis on psychodynamic theory. This is an approach that is tailored toward the needs of each client. However, emphasis is placed on early relationship experiences and how these patterns are continued in our adult life. I use a variety of techniques in therapy to find what will work best for each client. These techniques include dialogue, interpretation, cognitive reframing, awareness exercises, self-monitoring experiments, visualization, journal-keeping, drawing, and reading books. If I propose a specific technique that may have special risks attached, I will inform you of that, and discuss with you the risks and benefits of what I am suggesting. I may suggest that you consult with a physical health care provider regarding somatic treatments that could help your problems. I may suggest that you get involved in a therapy or support group as part of your work with me. If another health care person is working with you, I will need a release of information from you so that I can communicate freely with that person about your care. In addition to my work as a practicing psychologist, I am an Assistant Professor at Radford University. If you are currently a student at Radford University and may be taking classes in the Department of Psychology, please make me aware of this early on in our work so that we can discuss potential concerns or issues that may be unique to this relationship.
Location and Contact Information: I currently see clients in Dublin, Virginia as part of Adult and Child - Family Counseling Address: 125 Broad Street, Dublin, VA 24084 Phone: 540.674.4506 Fax: 540.674.4507 I am often not immediately available by telephone. I am currently at Adult and Child –Family Therapy on Mondays between 8:30 A.M. and 5 P.M. While I am usually in my office between 8:30 A.M. and 5 P.M., I probably will not answer the phone when I am with a client. When I am unavailable, the office manager answers my telephone and knows where to reach me. I will make every effort to return your call on the same day you make it, with the exception of weekends and holidays. If you are difficult to reach, please inform me of some times when you will be available. In emergencies, you can try me at my mobile phone [540.230.5958]. If you are experiencing an emergency when I am out of town, or outside of my regular office hours (after 5 pm weekdays or over the weekend), please call ACCESS at 540-961-8400. If you believe that you cannot keep yourself safe, please call 911, or go to the nearest hospital emergency room for assistance. Thank you for visiting the website for Tracy J. Cohn, Ph.D., LCP, in affiliation with Psychological Works. LLC. This page is currently under construction.
This page provides information about my work as a licensed psychologist providing therapy, counseling, coaching, and testing and assessment. For information about my work as a professor in the Department of Psychology at Radford University in Radford, Virginia, please go here: http://cohn.tracy.googlepages.com/.psychologist Dulbin,psychologist, virginia, blacksburg, va, radford, va, dublin, va, sexual abuse, ADHD, trauma, family fighting, arguments, couples, marriage, divorce, break up, alcoholic, drug addict, oxycotin, oxycodone, drunk, drunk driving, psychologist, therapy, tracy j. cohn, tracy cohn, Adult and Child Family Therapy,
| Contact Information: I currently see clients in Dublin, Virginia as part of Adult and Child - Family Counseling. To schedule an appointment, please contact me at [540.674.4506]. Clients may use their insurance or pay out of pocket. Click here for why some clients pay out of pocket.
Address: 125 Broad Street, Dublin, VA 24084 Phone: 540.674.4506 Fax: 540.674.4507 Writings, Articles, and Other Materials:
Thank you for visiting the website for Tracy J. Cohn, Ph.D., LCP, in affiliation with Psychological Works. LLC. This page is currently under construction.
This page provides information about my work as a licensed psychologist providing therapy, counseling, coaching, and testing and assessment. For information about my work as a professor in the Department of Psychology at Radford University in Radford, Virginia, please go here: http://cohn.tracy.googlepages.com/. |