Rebecca Hatton

Rebecca Hatton, PsyD, LP, is a dedicated psychologist who firmly believes that genuine recovery from psychosis, dread, or depression is not only attainable but is a common reality in many communities. Her therapeutic approach makes a profound difference, as she fosters an environment of welcome and respect, encouraging clients to draw from the wisdom of recovered individuals and their support networks. With over 25 years of experience, Rebecca empowers her clients to reclaim agency over their lives, often finding that the journey toward thriving after distress is far more manageable with the guidance of an experienced professional at their side. Having trained extensively with global experts, she specializes in assisting individuals grappling with voice-hearing, altered states, depression, and anxiety. Rather than viewing negative feelings as disorders, Rebecca sees them as crucial guideposts that illuminate unmet needs, ultimately helping clients craft the lives they desire. She resonates with the views of Dan Fisher, MD, PhD, who asserts that while medications may offer temporary relief, true problem-solving lies in personal agency. Rebecca holds international certification in Open Dialogue—a therapeutic family approach for psychosis—and brings a wealth of knowledge from other evidence-based therapies, adeptly modifying them to suit the needs surrounding psychosis. Through her training with peer-clinicians, she effectively engages individuals dealing with troubling voices and thoughts and facilitates Hearing Voices Network groups and Maastricht Interviews for Voices/Paranoia.