Gi Psychology

GI Psychology is a group practice comprised of skilled behavioral health clinicians who specialize in providing effective treatments for gastrointestinal disorders, chronic pain, and various complex medical conditions. The team excels in implementing scientifically supported therapies that have been demonstrated to alleviate physical distress and foster greater engagement in life. Clinicians at GI Psychology offer individual, family, and group therapy sessions, serving as primary therapists or collaborators in conjunction with other healthcare providers, including therapists and GI specialists. Emphasizing collaborative care tailored to each individual's needs and preferences is central to their approach to recovery. The GI Psychology team prioritizes treatments proven to alleviate physical health issues, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Clinical Hypnosis. Many clinicians hold advanced credentials in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, and psychodynamic therapy, ensuring a comprehensive array of therapeutic practices. They focus on individual identity and values while equipping clients with skills and insights that enhance comfort. For those who have not found lasting relief through other treatments, GI Psychology is ready to help, guided by clinicians trained at the intersection of physical and psychological health. Their goal-oriented approach is designed to support clients in pursuing what matters most to them.