Dr. Terrence D. Judd, PhD Licensed Psychological Associate

I have a strong background in working with trauma passed through families and communities, especially in Black and Indigenous contexts. I help clients understand how history, culture, and survival shape present-day patterns. My approach incorporates psychodynamic insight and cultural awareness, enabling you to make sense of what you’ve inherited and move toward healing with greater clarity.

I’ve supported many clients through grief connected to death, family changes, identity shifts, and major life transitions. My approach helps clients understand how grief affects both the body and mind, and provides clients with space to process at their own pace. I focus on meaning-making, emotional regulation, and discovering new ways to honor what has been lost. My goal is to help clients reconnect with a sense of steadiness and direction after experiencing loss.

PTSD and trauma work are central to my practice. I have extensive experience treating acute, chronic, and complex trauma using a trauma-informed, culturally grounded, and evidence-based approach. I help clients understand how trauma has shaped their thoughts, emotions, and relationships, and work with them to reduce symptoms, strengthen coping skills, and rebuild a sense of safety and trust in themselves.

I provide comprehensive psychological assessments for adults, including evaluations for ADHD, diagnostic clarification, and personality assessment. My training in psychometrics and clinical interpretation allows me to identify patterns that inform accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans. I focus on delivering clear, meaningful results that help clients gain a deeper understanding of themselves and access the support they need.

I specialize in trauma therapy with extensive experience across complex, multi-layered forms of trauma. My approach integrates psychodynamic depth, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based techniques. Treatment is paced, steady, and grounded in clinical judgment, with attention to the impact of culture, identity, and lived history. This allows clients to heal without being rushed or overwhelmed.

I specialize in psychodynamic psychotherapy and use it to help clients understand how past relationships, family patterns, and unspoken histories shape their current struggles. My training and experience enable me to identify underlying dynamics, connect them to current symptoms, and support clients in developing deeper insight, emotional clarity, and lasting change.