Dr. Nathaniel R. Strenger, PsyD

Nathaniel R. Strenger, Psy.D. is a licensed psychologist and the Director of Clinical Advancement at The Center. As such he provides a variety of clinical services, supervises training therapists, and develops continuing education opportunities for clinicians and the broader public alike.  As part of his studies and professional activity, he has taught, lead workshops, and written on topics ranging from trauma, political conflict and civility, spirituality across the lifespan, community coordination in care, parenting concerns, and clergy family issues. He has worked in outpatient community clinics, private practice, medical centers, and in university counseling.

In addition to his work at The Center, Dr. Strenger is also Past President to the APA’s Dallas Division 39 chapter, the Dallas Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology (DSPP).  He visits undergraduate and graduate classrooms as a guest lecturer and has held faculty appointments. He frequently publishes essays spanning civic psychology, theory, and faith in the Dallas Morning News and other popular outlets.  And scholarly contributions appear in journals like the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality and the International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies.

Dr. Strenger is authorized to practice telepsychology in PSYPACT participating states (ASPPB E. Passport Mobility #22022). LINK to the PSYPACT participating states.