3 Best Psychologists in Providence, RI

“Dr. Nicole Issa completed her doctoral degree from William James College. She holds advanced training in psychodynamic therapy as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Dr. Nicole Issa specializes in treating anxiety, depression, perinatal mental health, college student mental health, and working with LGBTQIA-identified individuals. She combines CBT skills and exploratory work into therapy to help her clients make desired changes and develop deeper, more authentic relationships with others. She delivers individual therapy to older adolescents, college students, and adults. She is the Founder of PVD Psychological Associates. The center specializes in providing evidence-based treatment and comprehensive neuropsychological testing for individuals. They are a BCBSRI-certified LGBTQ Safe Zone practice and offer Inclusive and Affirming Care to individuals who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.”

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“Dr. Regina Kuecks-Morgan assists you in identifying the issues, provides education about your condition, and teaches you practical coping skills to manage your problems. She utilizes family therapy, individual therapy, parent behavior management, parent guidance, psycho-educational approaches, relational approaches, and systemic approaches. She focuses on treating children and adolescents. Dr. Regina Kuecks-Morgan tailors her treatment style to meet the individual needs of her patients. She offers competent, compassionate care and treats all patients using the most medically advanced techniques.”

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“Dr. Robert A. Cable has over 17 years of experience in the psychology field. He uses cognitive-behavioral therapy and offers a supportive and safe environment for his clients to discuss their problems and issues. Dr. Robert A. Cable is committed to helping his patients overcome their mental health challenges and lead fulfilling lives by building on their strengths. He uses different kinds of treatment approaches to meet his clients' needs. Dr. Robert A. Cable helps you identify the issues, provides education about your condition, and teaches you practical coping skills to manage your problems.”

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