The professionals of Charlotte Psychotherapy & Consultation Group (CPCG) provide psychological tools to improve the lives of adults and children. A child, an adolescent, or an adult may be hindered by unwanted or excessive emotions such as anxiety, depression, fear or anger and may wish to learn more effective ways to manage existing feelings. Some people feel weighed down by worrisome or disturbing thoughts.
Other people are burdened by distressing behaviors such as sleep difficulties, procrastination, anger outbursts or addictive or repetitive behaviors. You may just have difficulty coping with the stress of daily life. Learning or attention disorders may impede your success or the success of your child. Still other people may want to learn better ways to manage reactions to everyday challenges and find ways to lessen their emotional reactions to unexpected events.
The professionals at CPCG use a variety of techniques to help individuals, couples, and families improve the quality of their lives.
Other people are burdened by distressing behaviors such as sleep difficulties, procrastination, anger outbursts or addictive or repetitive behaviors. You may just have difficulty coping with the stress of daily life. Learning or attention disorders may impede your success or the success of your child. Still other people may want to learn better ways to manage reactions to everyday challenges and find ways to lessen their emotional reactions to unexpected events.
The professionals at CPCG use a variety of techniques to help individuals, couples, and families improve the quality of their lives.
Services
We offer a wide range of services to help individuals, couples and families address and resolve the variety of issues that can emerge in our lives.
Our staff have a wide range of expertise across a variety of issues that are provided to the diverse populations we serve.
We provide help, guidance, and support to children, adolescents, young adults, adults and the elderly.
Our staff is diverse with respect to our approaches.
We share a common commitment to excellence and a strong desire to provide you with the best possible psychotherapeutic and forensic psychological services.
Our staff have a wide range of expertise across a variety of issues that are provided to the diverse populations we serve.
We provide help, guidance, and support to children, adolescents, young adults, adults and the elderly.
Our staff is diverse with respect to our approaches.
We share a common commitment to excellence and a strong desire to provide you with the best possible psychotherapeutic and forensic psychological services.
Jonathan W. Gould holds a diplomate in forensic psychology and specializes in matters related to family law that include all aspects of child custody and parental fitness.
He also conducts evaluations in areas related to juvenile law as well as evaluations addressing personal injury, post traumatic stress, fitness for duty, and criminal forensic psychological assessments.
He achieved his board certification in forensic psychology in 2007.
Dr. Gould's practice takes him across the country, consulting with attorneys and testifying.
He also conducts evaluations in areas related to juvenile law as well as evaluations addressing personal injury, post traumatic stress, fitness for duty, and criminal forensic psychological assessments.
He achieved his board certification in forensic psychology in 2007.
Dr. Gould's practice takes him across the country, consulting with attorneys and testifying.
Dr. Melinda Harper has been actively involved in teaching and researcher in high education and providing clinical services since 2000.
Currently, she is a licensed psychologist with Charlotte Psychotherapy & Consultation Group in Charlotte, NC.
She provides psychological services, including individual and group psychotherapy to adolescents and adults.
She also offers comprehensive psychological evaluations assessing a variety of issues, including educational assessment of intellectual abilities and diagnostic testing.
Currently, she is a licensed psychologist with Charlotte Psychotherapy & Consultation Group in Charlotte, NC.
She provides psychological services, including individual and group psychotherapy to adolescents and adults.
She also offers comprehensive psychological evaluations assessing a variety of issues, including educational assessment of intellectual abilities and diagnostic testing.
Dr. Randy Wall has over 30 years of experience providing psychological services to children, adolescents and adult men.
Services include individual, group and family therapy.
Born and raised in Port Washington (Long Island) New York, Dr. Wall graduated cum laude and with distinction in psychology from Duke University in 1975.
He obtained his Ph.
D. in School Psychology with an emphasis in clinical child psychology from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1982.
Training included a clinical child psychology internship at Child and Family Services in Hartford, Connecticut 1979-80.
Services include individual, group and family therapy.
Born and raised in Port Washington (Long Island) New York, Dr. Wall graduated cum laude and with distinction in psychology from Duke University in 1975.
He obtained his Ph.
D. in School Psychology with an emphasis in clinical child psychology from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1982.
Training included a clinical child psychology internship at Child and Family Services in Hartford, Connecticut 1979-80.
Psychological assessment may come in two forms: formal and informal.
Formal assessment involves the use of tools such as tests, questionnaires, checklists and rating scales, while in informal assessment the interview/evaluation usually lacks such structure or organization.
In either case, the psychologist will typically start by asking questions.
Formal assessment, often referred to as psychological evaluation, is generally performed by a licensed psychologist when a problem, that does not have a physical origin, is noticed and the cause needs to be determined.
Formal assessment involves the use of tools such as tests, questionnaires, checklists and rating scales, while in informal assessment the interview/evaluation usually lacks such structure or organization.
In either case, the psychologist will typically start by asking questions.
Formal assessment, often referred to as psychological evaluation, is generally performed by a licensed psychologist when a problem, that does not have a physical origin, is noticed and the cause needs to be determined.
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