Do you  know some psychologists?who are they?
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Psychlogists analyse people characteristics and behaviour
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Only if you forget to take the psychologists with a grain of salt.
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Watch them very closely for behavioral and personality changes, monitor close relationships they may have on a regular basis with "everyone". These days, nobody can be trusted, it happens alot within the family or babysitters. Take them for a check-up with family physician, and you may consider a child-psychologist depending on the age of a child. I had a niece that at three was being molested and became a split-personality by the age of 5. A child psychologist hypnotized her and we got to the "root" of the problem at that point. They also use dolls with young children. I am also a psychology major so if there is a concern, please follow up on it, it can destroy a child and haunt them through adulthood.
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Julian A. Banzon Ph. D.\nClara Y. Lim-Sylianco, Ph. D.\nLuz Oliveros-Belardo, Ph. D.\nAlfredo C. Santos, Ph.D.\nIshmael D. Ordoñez Ph.D.\nChristina a. Binag, Ph.D.\nMary Ann A. Endoma,Ph.D.\nLeon Guerrero\nAngel Alcala\nAgapito Flores
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychology\n\nIv been graduated for 10 years now and also have a masters in the subject. I use this as a starting point all the time. Then copy and paste key concepts into the search engines to get viewpoints from less mainstream sites. Good luck
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Royal Holloway University of London had a good reputation for psychology- excellent research etc. I did a French degree there, and that's what all the psyc. undergrads said-when they weren't accusing me of wanting to sleep with my mother and kill my father.
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Here are three APA accredited psychologists:\n\nKelly Rain, PhD\n(321) 984-0708\n1507 Riverview Dr\nMelbourne, FL  32901  \n\n\nAliza Rosen, Psy.D.\n(321) 757-7957\n1370 Bedford Dr Ste 106\nMelbourne, FL  32940  \n\n\nJason Wieseler, PsyD\n1331 Bedford Dr Ste 101\nMelbourne, FL  32940\n\nI hope that helps!
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INTRODUCTION\nFor starters, psychology must be distinguished from behavioural science and psychiatry from neuromedicine. Psychology and psychiatry are subtly different to each other but it's important to realise that neither are scientific disciplines- they are pseudosciences.\n\nWHAT PSYCHOLOGY IS NOT\nPsychology is not behavioural science. Behavioural science is about observing the behaviour of living creatures and drawing conclusions about that behaviour and its causes and its consequences. The context of the behavioural science could be anything from criminology to neuromedicine.\n\nWHAT PSYCHIATRY IS NOT\nPsychiatry is not neuromedicine. Neuromedicine is about healing a physical, observable anomoly in tissue that is causing a problem with the nervous system resulting in observable, behavioural symptoms such as tardive dyskinsea, motor disfunction, etc. or at the very least treating the conditions and problems that arise from the neurological problem if it cannot be mended. Neuromedicine is genuine medicine and it is entirely scientific. Genuine neurophysicians are not psychiatrists.\n\nWHAT PSYCHOLOGY IS\nPsychology comes from the Greek word "psuche" which refers to the soul, spirit or mind of a person. Behavioural studies are science but making suggestive comments about the mind, soul and spirit is the realm of religion. Psychology is not science; it is pseudoscience. Psychology, by making statements about the mind, soul and spirit- in unbiblical terms- is simply another false religion. The ideas in psychology (i.e. the religious ideology) is all about "self-" me me me. It is ideological in the very same way that communism, naziism and all other fascist movements are ideological. The ideology is pushed down people's throats but made to look "gentle." So "psychotherapy" is made to look helpful and dressed up as medicine. But it has NO FACTUAL BASIS. It is a false religion. Because it has no factual basis, coersion is utilised to ensure people follow it. This is where psychiatry comes in.\n\nWHAT PSYCHIATRY IS\nPsychiatry is a coersive, controlling regime. It is witchdoctoring under the guise of medicine. The religious ideology of psychology is pedalled but it is rammed down people's throats with threats of terrible torture, mutilation, poisoning, incarceration, segregation and deprivation of livelihood. Psychiatrists lie to people. They make out that man ought to be a self-serving entity and that he has no need for God. Hypnosis using mind-altering drugs is practiced to weaken people's resolve. The Greek word for this hypnosis is "pharmakeia" which is translated in The Bible as witchcraft (Gal 5:20). The drugs in psychiatry are usually seen as different to the drugs on the street but in fact they do the very same thing as the street drugs people use "illegally" to get high. In fact sometimes the drugs in psychiatry are the very same drugs as the ones on the street. The coersion and control doesn't just stop with poisoning people with drugs. Incarceration without trial is routinely used and, in the context of psychological indoctrination, this is just inquisition. Other tactics are used which are equally violent. The victim of psychiatry is usually branded for life in a way that makes him out to be subhuman, a "diseased" subcitizen, a criminal with a record but no evidence of a crime, a punishable target for bullies on fat salaries with no moral backbone but great tendency to judge others.\n\nCONCLUSION\nSo here's your answer: psychology and psychiatry are witchcraft and witchdoctoring. They come under the collective term "witchery" which is just plain and simply false religion. It is a violent, coersive regime and a load of rubbish.
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It's Sigmund Freud. I included a picture in sources of Freud to compare them.
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Please consult a psyc.
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Might I recommend a good psychiatrist for you!
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I think you should have a face to face talk with a psychologist.
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I suggest you try contacting them directly. \n\n1 min. ago--it would help if you specified a location (city, state)--are you looking for a particular organization? --i  did a Yahoo! search and found a number of psychological resources centers--\n\n--also try searching under psychological resource center--there are some leads here too--
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I haven't heard of her, but there is a psychologist with the same last name, and his is pronounced "Yoong." Like ryhming with spoon, only with an "ng" sound at the end.
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A psychologist is someone who makes observations and studies on specific mental conditions to find a cure or connection. A psychiatrist is someone who uses those studies to help or cure someone.
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A psychiatrist is a medical doctor. A psychologist may hold a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) and be called "doctor"; but, is not a medical doctor (M.D.). A psychologist primarily aids his patients by counseling and psychotherapy. A psychiatrist may also perform psychotherapy; but, in addition, can prescribe medications. Cases of serious mental illnes are treated by psychiatrists.
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I am almost done with my Masters degree in Counseling, so I am definitely an advocate for counselors.  They can treat the same issues that psychologists treat.  Psychologists see "patients" who are "sick."  Counselors see "clients" who are "stuck."  Be careful about going straight to a psychiatrist; they are prone to prescribe meds right off the bat.  I say try counseling before moving on to medication.\n\n\nCounselor and Therapist are sometimes interchangeable terms.  In Ohio, there are social workers, professional counselors, marriage and family therapists.  The difference is in licensure.  Any licensed mental health professional (with a Masters degree, at least) can help you with your anxiety.  Psychologists generally have PhDs, which in my experience, doesn't necessarily make them more effective.