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Debbara
J. Dingman, Ph.D.
Phone: (404) 325-8512
Ext: 705
I am a clinical psychologist
with a specialty in adult psychotherapy. My approach is grounded
in the belief that human being is not a given, but a goal. In psychotherapy,
the work is to fully experience life's stages, relationships, losses,
and achievements.
In individual therapy, I help high-achieving people examine the barriers
that keep them from being themselves at their best.
In my practice, clients often advance into group psychotherapy, where
they refine the skills needed to experience intimacy as rewarding.
This can be the biggest challenge of adult life for people with successful
careers. My co-therapists, Avrum Geurin Weiss,
Ph.D., and Louis McLeod, Ph.D., add richness
to the group experience.
Couples therapy is where partners come together to work on themselves
in the context of their intimate relationship. Bonding can be both
wounding and healing. Therapy promotes a healing relationship that
brings out the best of each person.
CLINICAL SERVICES:
Individual Psychotherapy
Group Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy for Intimate Systems (Couples)
Consultation
Supervision
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EDUCATION:
Ph.
D. 1987. Georgia State University.
Dissertation: The Imposter
Phenomenon and Social Mobility.
M.A. 1982.
Georgia State University.
Thesis: Gender and the Psychotherapeutic Process.
B.A. 1977 Florida State University.
Major: Psychology.
PROFESSIONAL
CREDENTIALS:
Licensed Psychologist,
Georgia Board of Psychology Examiners, License, No. 1256
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