3 Best Psychologists in Memphis, TN

“Dr. William L. Fulliton graduated with his Ph.D. from the University of Memphis. He has been in practice as a clinical psychologist for over 33 years. Dr. William L. Fulliton also has an affiliation with the University of Memphis to provide internship opportunities and supervision for Clinical Psychology doctoral students. He practices at Behavioral Science Consulting. The center conducts public safety post-offer psychological evaluations for large and small police departments, fire departments, correctional facilities, and private security organizations. They diagnose problems such as ADHD, Autism spectrum disorder, and identify psychoeducational difficulties. Their team provides the tools for you to complete a thorough assessment.”

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“Dr. William Little provides both psychological assessment and psychotherapeutic services to children, adults, and families. He encourages all of their patients to view the psychological evaluation process mostly as an opportunity to learn about themselves. He practices at Little Psychology. The clinic has a licensed mental health professional who studies human behavior, emotions, and cognitive processes. They treat a wide range of psychological issues through evidence-based interventions. Little Psychology offers a secure, comfortable, and professional space to discuss their concerns privately and explore their options.”

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“Dr. Charlotte Kennedy completed her education at Purdue University. She obtained her clinical internship at the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine, in the Department of Psychiatry. She is a licensed Clinical Psychologist and has a vast career spanning for over 35 years. Dr. Charlotte Kennedy has published journal manuscripts and served on local, state, and national committees related to mental health service delivery. She is a board member of the Association of Behavioral Sciences and Medical Education. Dr. Charlotte Kennedy provides a variety of mental health services, including therapy, psychological evaluations, critical incident debriefings, and employee wellness presentations at Fortune 500 companies.”

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