3 Best Psychologists in Pittsburgh, PA

“Dr. David Prybock finished his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Arizona State University, an American Psychological Association-accredited institution. He has over 20 years of clinical experience in various settings, including inpatient psychiatric facilities, medical hospitals, state hospitals, residential care homes, outpatient clinics, and private practice. He delivers individual therapy that helps you identify your problems and develop solutions to those problems. His treatment is tailored to address your specific needs and wants. Dr. David Prybock has the specialized knowledge to help you gain the skills and make desired changes. He strives to help you uncover that potential, develop new skills, and implement ways of living the life you want.”

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“Dr. Cynthia Magistro graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology from Duquesne University. Dr. Cynthia Magistro utilizes various approaches to develop understanding, insights, and ideas. She specializes in treating grief counseling, end-of-life issues, sexual orientation, and Relationship enrichment skills. She helps you achieve your goals and make peace with your life's realities. Dr. Cynthia works with clients whose goals are diverse and who face a wide range of challenges and difficulties. Dr. Cynthia assists you in discovering the path that works best for you, both as an individual and a family member. She offers video sessions to the clients.”

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“Dr. Joshua Gregson attended Duquesne University for a PhD in Clinical Psychology. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. He specializes in treating PTSD, dissociation, nightmares, flashbacks, avoidance, dissociation, anxiety, & depression. He also focused on individual psychotherapy with adults and adolescents. Dr. Joshua Gregson is trained primarily in psychodynamic and EMDR therapy. He assists you with trauma-informed care and EMDR. He offers both in-person and telehealth sessions. He helps you identify the issues, educates you about your condition, and teaches you practical coping skills to manage your problems.”

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