| Robert A. Richardson, Psy.D. has been a licensed psychologist in Georgia
since 1996. He obtained a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Georgia
in 1979, an M.Ed. in Special Education-Behavioral Disorders from Armstrong
Atlantic State University in 1981, a Psy.D in Clinical Psychology from the
Illinois School of Professional Psychology in 1994, and he completed a Clinical
Internship at Chicago-Read Mental Health Center in Chicago. He completed
the Post-Doctoral Psychopharmacology program through the University of Georgia's
School of Pharmacy and Georgia State University's Graduate Program in
Neuroscience in coordination with the Georgia Psychological Association.
He spent seven years as a Clinical Director of Mental Health in the Georgia
Department of Corrections and is now in full-time private practice. In addition,
for 3 years, he was an adjunct faculty member at South University in the
Master's Program of Professional Counseling. Since 2006, he has been an adjunct
faculty member and student advisor teaching in the Psychology Department
at Saint Leo University. Dr. Richardson is a member of the Georgia Psychological
Association and the Association for the Development of the Person-Centered
Approach. Dr. Richardson specializes in psychotherapy for children, adolescents,
adults, couples and families. He enjoys living in Savannah's historic district
with his two pet dogs. |
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