Thomas Knedler, Psy.D.
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Thomas Knedler received his Doctorate in Psychology from Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology in Dayton, Ohio. He received his Masters of Arts Degree in Counseling from Oklahoma City University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Texas Lutheran University. He has practiced in a number of settings with a variety of clientele including adults, couples, adolescents, and children.
Dr. Knedler has specialized experience in treating Anxiety and Depression as well as working with underserved populations (minority, diverse, military and LGBTQ). Dr. Knedler is experienced in helping persons cope with Chronic Health Conditions, Domestic Violence, and navigating the grief process. He received his license in 2007 with the State of Virginia. He is also a member of the Counsel for the National Register of Health Services Provider in Psychology.
Dr. Knedler is currently focusing his practice on adults, couples and adolescents. He operates from the Cognitive Behavioral/Humanistic paradigm which seeks to encourage positivity and growth in a welcoming and non-judgmental atmosphere.
He is a member of PSYPACT which allows him to provide services to clients in any participating states, and is also licensed in Virginia, Maryland, Iowa, Hawaii and Maine.
He is available to work only remotely, providing virtual sessions via a secure Zoom platform. Please feel free to contact him for a free consult to see if he might be a good fit to assist you in addressing your concerns and reaching your goals.
To contact Dr. Knedler: (703) 352-3822 Ext. 1015 | Email: [email protected]
After hours, Crisis/Emergency Protocol: If you are in crisis and are needing support between sessions or when I am not available, please consider contacting the 988 Lifeline by calling or texting "988" and a trained staff member will answer and provide support and/or resources nationally and also locally, 24 hours a day/7 days a week. If you are in immediate danger, please consider calling 9-1-1, or having someone you trust transport you to your local Emergency Room (ER). For more information on these services and additional resources nationally and locally please consult the attached list.
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