Alison Freeman, Ph.D "Hear with your Eyes" Therapy

Your Path to Well-being

Congratulations on taking your first step to a healthier life!

Counseling can be challenging but with the right guidance, it can be liberating. I welcome the opportunity to guide you in your journey to greater self-acceptance and happiness. My job is not to fix you but to help you find the resources within and outside your self to make this happen.

Counseling with compassion and respect, and in your preferred language,
whether it is in ASL or spoken English

About

Alison Freeman, Ph.D

I have been in practice since the late 1990’s and consider myself to be a “seasoned” therapist with a wide range of expertise, and a varied range of people – young to old, able bodied to those with disabilities  – with the goal of dealing better with life changes and challenges.

My style is an interactive one, where we work together to achieve your goals. I have many tools in my toolbox to help improve communication and confidence building skills and reduce stressful triggers of anxiety, depression and trauma. 

I work with educators, attorneys, and medical professionals who need expert assistance with the deaf, including consultation, psychological and educational assessment, and expert report and testimony.

My areas of specialization include:

Adoption

Anxiety

Deafness and Hearing Loss

Depression

Disabilities

Parenting

Trauma and Abuse

LGBT

Gender and Sexual Identity

Featured Services

PSYCHOTHERAPY

I am dedicated to helping you achieve your goals and will use a variety of techniques to help you get there including CBT, holistic approaches, psychodynamic and movement therapy.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

My professional services are for both hearing people and for those who have hearing loss. I offer accessible communication methods, customized support, and a compassionate approach to address your mental health needs effectively.

FORENSIC SERVICES

My forensic services provide expert psychological assessments and evaluations for legal matters, including criminal cases, custody disputes, and competency evaluations. I deliver thorough, unbiased reports and testimony to support legal proceedings.

Do you function in the Deaf or Hearing World or both?

Do you feel frustrated with hearing people who don’t seem to understand why sign language is so important to you?

Do you struggle with loneliness, depression, or anxiety that affects your relationships at work or home?

Are you the parent of a deaf child who needs family counseling or help getting school services?

Do you have an aging parent who is experiencing frustration in not being able to participate in family events anymore?

Are you a professional working with the deaf and need the knowledge of an expert?

Do you feel frustrated with hearing people who don’t seem to understand why sign language is so important to you?

Do you struggle with loneliness, depression, or anxiety that affects your relationships at work or home?

Are you the parent of a deaf child who needs family counseling or help getting school services?

Do you have an aging parent who is experiencing frustration in not being able to participate in family events anymore?

Are you a professional working with the deaf and need the knowledge of an expert?

Our Hearing Impaired psychologist Process

Discover our structured approach to psychologists for the hearing impaired.

Our hearing-impaired psychologist follows a comprehensive process that includes personalized assessments, tailored therapeutic interventions, and continuous support to ensure effective communication and meaningful progress in your mental health journey.

01.

Get a Quotation

How our services can meet your unique needs and budget.

02.

Meet With Team

Our team to explore how we can collaborate and achieve your goals together.

03.

hearing impaired psychologist

We provides empathetic and effective therapy tailored to your unique communication needs.

04.

Exploration

Our Exploration services, designed to help you uncover new opportunities and insights.

Join our interactive programs and workshops for your growth.

Contact

Feel free to contact me for more information or how I can help you!

Question Answer

Reach out to us for more information on how we can help you.

we can assist you and address your needs with our tailored services. We’re here to provide the support and answers you need to achieve your goals.

A hearing-impaired psychologist is a mental health professional who is deaf or hard of hearing. They offer psychotherapy and psychological services while utilizing adaptive communication methods to effectively engage with clients.

They use various communication methods, such as sign language, lip-reading, and written communication, to ensure clear and effective interaction with clients. They may also use assistive technologies as needed.

Yes, hearing-impaired psychologists are highly skilled and trained professionals. Their effectiveness in therapy is supported by their specialized training and experience, just like any other psychologist.

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They offer a range of therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and person-centered therapy, depending on their training and expertise.

Yes, if you prefer to work with a hearing-impaired psychologist, you can request this specific preference when seeking therapy services or contacting mental health organizations that provide such professionals.

 

You can find a hearing-impaired psychologist through specialized directories, mental health organizations, or by asking for referrals from healthcare providers. Additionally, some professional associations for the deaf and hard of hearing may offer resources to locate such psychologists.