Psychologist in Durham, North Carolina

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Updated October 30, 2026

Lepage Associates Psychological Services

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Lepage Associates provides adult, child, couples, family therapy and psychological evaluations through Durham and Raleigh offices, with weekday appointments until 8 p.m.

  • adult depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, or relationship concerns
  • children needing therapy, ADHD assessment, learning-disability evaluation, or behavioral support
  • couples seeking premarital, discernment, communication, or affair-recovery counseling

Triangle Neuropsychology

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Triangle Neuropsychology, established in 1999, provides adult neuropsychological, ADHD, learning disorder, autism, and forensic evaluations in Raleigh.

  • Adults ages 18 and up with memory, attention, reasoning, language, or other cognitive concerns
  • Dementia, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, stroke, seizure disorder, or other brain-related evaluation
  • ADHD, learning disorder, or autism spectrum disorder testing

Duke Biofeedback Clinic

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Duke Biofeedback Clinic provides biofeedback therapy, chronic pain CBT, and psychological evaluations for spinal cord stimulators in Durham.

  • chronic pain coping and management
  • biofeedback training for stress-response self-regulation
  • psychological evaluation before spinal cord stimulator treatment

Duke Family Studies Program and Clinic

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Duke Family Studies Program and Clinic provides couples therapy, child and adolescent family therapy, and parent management training in Durham.

  • couples seeking marital therapy
  • families addressing child or adolescent issues
  • parents of children or adolescents with behavioral problems

Jeffrey J. Sapyta, PhD

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Jeffrey J. Sapyta, PhD is a child and family clinical psychologist seeing children at Duke's Durham Child Development and Behavioral Health Clinic.

  • Children needing clinical psychology care
  • Child anxiety concerns
  • Pediatric developmental or behavioral health concerns

Jennifer J. Pells, PhD

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Jennifer J. Pells, PhD specializes in behavioral treatment for obesity, binge eating, and bariatric surgery preparation and support in Durham.

  • Adults seeking behavioral support for obesity
  • Patients managing binge eating alongside weight concerns
  • People preparing for or recovering from bariatric surgery

Jeremy L. Grove, PhD

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Jeremy L. Grove, PhD is a Duke Health clinical psychologist treating adults and children at three Durham locations.

  • Adults seeking clinical psychology services in Durham
  • Children seeking clinical psychology services in Durham
  • Patients seeking a psychologist affiliated with Duke Health

Jonas A. Horwitz, Phd

Psychologist

Durham, NC

Jonas A. Horwitz, Ph.D. provides couples therapy and virtual clinical psychology throughout North Carolina, with a depression resource specifically written for men.

  • Couples seeking therapy for communication, intimacy, money, sex, parenting, or in-law issues
  • Men experiencing severe depression
  • North Carolina residents seeking virtual clinical psychology

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FAQ

How much does psychological testing cost in Durham?

Costs vary by assessment and insurance. Triangle Neuropsychology lists self-pay specialty testing from $1,800 to $3,000 and offers CareCredit financing; therapy and other evaluations require a provider-specific quote.

What should I look for when choosing a psychologist in Durham?

Match the psychologist’s specialty to your need: neuropsychology for cognitive or ADHD testing, family-focused care for parenting or relationship concerns, and a general practice such as Lepage for therapy alongside psychological or educational evaluations.

Can these psychologists handle a mental-health emergency?

The listed practices are not emergency or crisis-response services. For immediate danger, call 911; for urgent mental-health support in the U.S., call or text 988.