Licensed Psychologist in KS and MO
Dr. Dom Scalise, Ph.D. ABPP
Dr. Scalise is a board certified counseling psychologist (ABPP), licensed in Kansas and Missouri and has completed tele-health certification to practice across state lines for residents in participating states (see Psypact map). He has worked in university counseling centers, athletic departments, VA Hospitals, and in private practice in the field of psychology with areas of expertise in evaluation/assessment, adult attachment, existential psychotherapy, supervision, and career development. Dr. Scalise offers relationship/marital counseling and has completed Level 1 training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (GMCT).
He was formerly the Director of the Counseling Psychology graduate program at Avila University where he taught for four years. Prior to that, he was a staff psychologist at the University of Maryland-College Park’s Counseling Center. His predoctoral internship was at Texas A&M University.
He is currently in private practice where he serves the community via assessment, including disability and vocational evaluations, and psychotherapy in Overland Park, KS a suburb of Kansas City. Dr. Scalise graduated with a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, from an APA-accredited doctoral program at University of Missouri-Kansas City and has a Master's degree in Counseling from Truman State University, a CACREP-accredited program. Prior to that he played 4 years of football at Truman State and is proud to be a Bulldog.
THERAPY - CONSULTATION - COACHING - ASSESSMENT
In-person in the KC metro or tele-therapy in 43 states
Existential Psychotherapy Specialty
SUNRISE COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY
Is a small business interested in helping people. Our core values are compassion, action, and integration. We are expressly interested in working with prospective clients interested in looking inward for ways to change and cope with life’s storms in both active and contemplative ways. Dr. Scalise has completed speciality training in working with elite athletes, physicians/medical students, first responders/military members, and struggling teens/young adults.
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