Steve Vincent Psy.D.

Education

Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) 1994 - School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary - Licensed Clinical Psychologist (OR #1180) since 1995

Services Offered

Individual adult psychotherapy (ages 21 to 64)

Theoretical Orientation

Dr. Steve Vincent utilizes a combination of clinical theory and interventions from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

This psychotherapy approach includes: 1) COLLECTING information about the client's functioning from all important sources as indicated; 2) IDENTIFYING the bio-psycho-social-spiritual contributors to the presenting symptoms and problems; 3) IMPLEMENTING effective treatment interventions and modalities to resolve the presenting issues through addressing both the symptoms and the underlying bio-psycho-social-spiritual contributors, as well as increasing holistic self-care activities; and 4) EVALUATING treatment progress and client needs on a routine basis and modifying the treatment plan as indicated to increase effective psychotherapy outcomes.

More Information

Each year, 2008 through 2017, Dr. Vincent has received the ACE (ACORN Criteria for Effectiveness) Award signifying the attainment of effective, clinical treatment outcomes with many of his clients. The ACORN organization is a non-profit organization devoted to the improvement of psychological treatment outcomes through the routine use of consumer self-report outcome questionnaires. Dr. Vincent is happily married and and has three young-adult children. He also enjoys digital photography, sports and reading. 

Ages Served

18-64

Specialties

Religious/Spiritual Issues, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, ADD/ADHD , Anxiety/Fears/Phobia/Panic Attacks, Bipolar Disorder , Depression, Grief/Death, OCD , Stress Management, Christian Counseling, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy