Recommendations from Colleagues
"Dr. Chantelle Pseekos is a kind, non-judgmental and insightful psychologist and I would give her my highest recommendation. She is a gifted therapist and is especially skilled in working with anxiety, identity issues and academic and/or career concerns. She does an exceptional job at creating a safe place where clients can openly explore their concerns and, in fact, many people say that her presence alone is very soothing."
- Dr. Tara Ferguson, Licensed Psychologist
"Chantelle is a very knowledgeable and personable therapist. She brings compassion and acceptance to her relationships with clients as well as an ability to teach practical tools to help with a variety of problems and challenges."
- Angel Jernigan, Licensed Professional Counselor
licensed psychologist in Rhode Island (PS01259)
Prior to focusing exclusively on serving clients directly through private practice sessions, Dr. Chantelle Pseekos provided counseling to students for over 13 years across six University and College Counseling Centers, with locations ranging across New England, the Mid-West, the Deep South, and the South West. Dr. Chantelle has served as a Director of Counseling Centers in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Ohio. Dr. Chantelle enjoys helping clients to overcome life obstacles, develop enhanced inner strength, and generally, to feel better. Additionally, Dr. Chantelle has specialty experience in supporting Multicultural concerns and LGBTQ+ concerns.
About Dr. Chantelle Pseekos
Dr. Chantelle Pseekos received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology in 2009 from the University of Southern Mississippi, a graduate program accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Beyond early-career graduate work, Dr. Chantelle served as a Multicultural Post-Doctoral Fellow for the University of Houston and is deeply committed to celebrating diversity and supporting social justice. Dr. Chantelle has been a member of the American Psychological Association for many years, including membership in the Society of Counseling Psychology (APA Division 17) and the Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (APA Division 44).