clinical psychologist

[kli-nik-uhl-sahy-kah-luhj-ist]

noun

1. someone who practices clinical psychology.

Example Sentences

As explained by Suraj Samtani, a clinical psychologist with the University of New South Wales, dementia symptoms can be remediated through an immersion in the places—and among the people—of one’s early life.

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Alexandra Perez, a clinical psychologist at Emory University School of Medicine who works with young children on Medicaid and private insurance, said she has seen children as young as 4 on multiple psychiatric medications.

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Connolly has also worked as a barrister and clinical psychologist.

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Despite popular perception, comedians don’t necessarily suffer more from anxiety than the general population, says clinical psychologist Ildiko Tabori, who specializes in the treatment of comedians.

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For very young children in particular, separation from a parent is “tremendously traumatizing,” said Sherry Berg, a clinical psychologist at Para Los Niños, which runs seven Head Start programs in Los Angeles County.

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