Abigail Hamilton
Psychologist, PsyD
Psychologists (PsyD) in Princeton
5 psychologists (PsyD) available in Princeton.
There are 5 psychologists (PsyD) practicing in Princeton, New Jersey. A PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) is a doctoral degree in psychology focused on clinical practice. To practice as a psychologist, a PsyD graduate also completes supervised experience and passes the state's licensing exam. This represents 29% of the 17 total licensed therapists listed in Princeton. The other 12 therapists listed in Princeton hold different credentials or don't state one. Psychologists generally don't prescribe medication; for that, people usually see a psychiatrist, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, or their primary care doctor. Across all 17 therapists listed in Princeton, 1 works with families and 1 works with children; each PsyD's profile shows which of these they do. Looking for a psychologist (PsyD) near you? All 5 listings here give Princeton 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 Princeton from a short description of what you're going through (your concern, language, insurance, or budget), free of charge.
Therapist profiles
Anita Mclean
Psychologist, PhD, PsyD
Anna Braverman
Psychologist, PsyD
Archana Jain
Psychologist, PsyD
Brielle Paige Rassler
Psychologist, PsyD
What is a PsyD?
A Doctor of Psychology is a doctoral-level psychologist whose training emphasizes clinical practice over research. PsyD psychologists provide psychotherapy and formal psychological testing, such as evaluations for ADHD, learning differences, or an unclear diagnosis. In most states psychologists do not prescribe medication.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many psychologists (PsyD) are in Princeton?
There are 5 psychologists (PsyD) listed in Princeton, New Jersey on FindSupport, 29% of the 17 therapists listed there.
What is a PsyD?
A PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) is a doctoral degree in psychology focused on clinical practice. To practice as a psychologist, a PsyD graduate also completes supervised experience and passes the state's licensing exam. Licensed psychologists provide psychotherapy and psychological testing, such as evaluations for ADHD or learning differences. In most states they don't prescribe medication; a few states allow psychologists with additional training to prescribe. Licensing requirements vary by state. To confirm a license, search the New Jersey licensing board for that profession.
How do I find a psychologist (PsyD) near me in Princeton?
This page lists the 5 psychologists (PsyD) with Princeton, New Jersey as their listed location; it doesn't use your location, so check the address on each profile.
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