Lynda Mathis
Psychologist · PHD
Specializes in: Anxiety, Depression, Self-Esteem
Psychologists (PhD) in Boulder
5 psychologists (PhD) available in Boulder.
There are 5 psychologists (PhD) practicing in Boulder, Colorado. A PhD in clinical or counseling psychology is a doctorate that trains psychologists in both research and clinical practice. To practice as a psychologist, a PhD graduate also completes supervised experience and passes the state's licensing exam. This represents 16% of the 31 total licensed therapists listed in Boulder. Among the 3 license types listed in Boulder, PhD ranks third, after LPC (10) and LCSW (8). Psychologists generally don't prescribe medication; for that, people usually see a psychiatrist, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, or their primary care doctor. Across all 31 therapists listed in Boulder, 6 work with couples, 4 work with families, and 4 work with children; each PhD's profile shows which of these they do. Looking for a psychologist (PhD) near you? All 5 listings here give Boulder as the location; the page doesn't use yours, so check each profile's address to see how close the office is. FindSupport can also suggest therapists in Boulder from a short description of what you're going through (your concern, language, insurance, or budget), free of charge.
Therapist profiles
Suzita Cochran
Psychologist · PHD
Specializes in: ADHD, Anxiety, Depression
Angela Gould
Psychologist · PHD
Specializes in: Anxiety, Depression, Trauma
Anna Dinallo
Counselor, PhD, DOM , LPC, LAC
Ashley Coburn
Psychologist Candidate, PhD
What is a PhD psychologist?
A PhD psychologist completed a research-focused doctorate in clinical or counseling psychology along with supervised clinical training. PhD psychologists provide psychotherapy and psychological testing, and many also teach or do research. For a client, therapy with a PhD psychologist is much like therapy with a PsyD; the difference lies mostly in how the degree program was weighted.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many psychologists (PhD) are in Boulder?
There are 5 psychologists (PhD) listed in Boulder, Colorado on FindSupport, 16% of the 31 therapists listed there.
What is a PhD psychologist?
A PhD in clinical or counseling psychology is a doctorate that trains psychologists in both research and clinical practice. To practice as a psychologist, a PhD graduate also completes supervised experience and passes the state's licensing exam. Licensed psychologists provide psychotherapy and psychological testing; in most states they don't prescribe medication, and licensing requirements vary by state. A PhD in another field is not a psychology license, so check each profile's license. To confirm a license, search the Colorado licensing board for that profession.
How do I find a psychologist (PhD) near me in Boulder?
This page lists the 5 psychologists (PhD) with Boulder, Colorado as their listed location; it doesn't use your location, so check the address on each profile.
Can I see a psychologist (PhD) online in Boulder?
Across all therapists listed in Boulder, 3 of 31 offer online sessions — each psychologist (PhD)'s profile shows whether they do.
Do psychologists (PhD) in Boulder accept insurance?
Across all therapists listed in Boulder, 3 of 31 accept insurance — each psychologist (PhD)'s profile shows whether they do. Coverage depends on your plan, so check your benefits.
What other license types are listed in Boulder?
Besides PhD, therapists listed in Boulder include LPC (10) and LCSW (8).
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