Find A Psychologist in Quartz Hill, CA.

I am a clinical psychologist and received my doctorate from Rutgers University, one of the top Psy.D. programs in the country. I initially focused on psychodynamic therapy but then switched my specialty to cognitive behavioral therapy, as I found it more effective and it better fit my personality (active, involved). I graduated in 2000 and received my license in California in 2002 as a clinical psychologist. I continue to receive training in cognitive behavioral therapy by the top researchers in the field, as I strongly believe in learning and becoming better in my field. Being a psychologist is so rewarding to me because I see how many people get better and thrive. I truly love what I do and will always do my best to help you.

Hi, I'm Dr. Shannon Walker Welcome to our therapeutic practice, where we embark on journeys of transformation, personal growth, and resilience. In this space, we bring sturdy compassion and unwavering dedication to helping you make real and lasting changes. We're not here to sugarcoat things or tiptoe around issues because we understand that life is an adventure, and together, we're here to conquer it.

I've been a licensed psychologist for 20 years, working with a variety of clients from different backgrounds and lifestyles. I have performed psychological testing with children, adolescents, and adults, and psychotherapy and psychoeducation in groups, families, individuals and couples. Throughout the years, I have found what I enjoy doing best: helping people resolve trauma and grief, and repairing unhealthy relationships. My education had prepared me for many different roles, but I find that private practice psychotherapy is ideal for me. I love providing therapy to individual teens and adults, and couples in traditional and nontraditional relationships (including same-sex couples and polyamorous relationships). I would love to help you heal from the past.

There are many different types of therapists out there, with a variety of specialties, levels and types of training and experience. Trying to understand these differences and finding the type of therapist that is right for you can be confusing and sometimes frustrating. A Psychologist is a mental health professional who has an earned Doctoral Degree and passed the most rigorous professional training and licensing requirements in the field. These professionals most typically focus their practice on talk or behavioral therapies and have the widest variety of and deepest understanding of and training in therapeutic techniques. Psychologists are capable of working with the widest variety of issues including the most complex and challenging types of mental health issues.