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Welcome The relationship between a client and therapist is an important factor in the success of therapy. The decision to contact a therapist is not an easy one. Choosing a therapist can be confusing. Whether a referral comes from a friend, physician, or insurance carrier, it is important to determine for yourself if a therapist meets your needs and is properly qualified to help you. The following suggestions will help you choose the best therapist. Be sure the therapist:
Because you
should feel comfortable with your therapist, it is a good idea to interview several before making your final selection.
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Professional Links
Georgia Psychological Association American Psychological Association American Association of Marriage and Family Therapist Georgia Association of Marriage and Family Therapists
A Licensed Psychologist is a doctoral level therapist who has approximately seven additional years of educational training after graduating from college. Psychologists must pass a national exam before they can be licensed and they are required to continue pursuing education for the duration of their licensure. It is important to know that your privacy is protected when you see a Licensed Psychologist. The APA Ethics code outlines strict standards for confidentiality, with few exceptions. These will be discussed with a client at the first visit. |
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