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Psychologist

Dr. Sheân Sattari

PhD, LP

Verified by The Therapy Hour

McKinney, TX 75071

Licensed in Texas

About

Meet Sheân

Dr. Sheân Sattari is a licensed psychologist in McKinney, licensed in Texas and Montana. She helps adults recover from trauma, anxiety or other painful experiences in a calm and nonjudgmental space, and with parents of young children who need practical guidance when a child is struggling emotionally or behaviorally. She also helps with depression, ADHD and family concerns, and provides neurodevelopmental evaluations. Her work with families is play-based, using child-centered play therapy and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, and she also draws on CBT, mindfulness, neurofeedback and psychodynamic methods. She sees toddlers through adults and families in person in McKinney and online.

Specialties

Top specialties

  1. 01Anxiety
  2. 02Depression
  3. 03Trauma & PTSD

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Session fee$200$200 individual; $250 couples
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License
Psychologist · TX · 39682
License notes
Psychologist (PhD), Texas #39682; Montana #5097

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