Our Psychologists

 Dr. Morales earned his Ph.D. from the University of Tennessee and completed his APA-accredited doctoral internship at the University of Pittsburgh, followed by a postdoctoral residency at Vanderbilt University. His training reflects a strong foundation in rigorous, research-based clinical practice across nationally respected institutions.

He is a seasoned psychologist with extensive experience in behavioral medicine, rehabilitation psychology, and integrated primary care within hospital systems. This background gives him a deep understanding of the connection between mental and physical health, as well as experience treating complex, real-world clinical presentations.

Dr. Morales provides evidence-based treatment for mood and depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, PTSD and trauma-related conditions, identity concerns, and related mental health challenges. His work is grounded in empirically supported approaches, particularly cognitive behavioral therapies, while remaining flexible and responsive to each client’s needs.

In addition to his hospital-based work, Dr. Morales served as Director of Psychology for a CARF-accredited rehabilitation program, where he oversaw clinical services and ensured high standards of care. Throughout his career in institutional settings, he has consistently maintained a private practice — reflecting his long-standing commitment to direct patient care.

He has a particular interest in working with individuals recovering from religious trauma, moral injury, and high-control environments. Dr. Morales offers a thoughtful, respectful space for clients disentangling from damaging belief systems or experiences, helping them rebuild identity, autonomy, and psychological stability.

His therapeutic style integrates structured Cognitive Behavioral strategies with humanistic and psychodynamic perspectives, allowing treatment to be both practical and deeply reflective. Clients can expect therapy that is collaborative, grounded in science, and tailored to their unique history and goals.

 Dr. Yamanaka is a licensed psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma, including an APA-accredited doctoral internship at the University of Memphis. She also holds a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology and a Certificate in Autism from Ball State University.

With over a decade of experience leading clinical services, Dr. Yamanaka has worked as Executive Clinical Director for an autism treatment center, Training Director at the University of South Florida Counseling Center, and staff psychologist at the Illinois Institute of Technology. She brings deep expertise in Autism Spectrum Disorders, cross-cultural counseling, and supporting families navigating major life transitions.

Dr. Yamanaka also serves as a consultant for Japanese workers and their families adjusting to life overseas, providing culturally attuned guidance for individuals and families in transition. As a psychologist she is competent and expert at treating a broad array of conditions including mood disorders, PTSD, relationship challenges, and more. Her approach combines evidence-based methods with compassionate, personalized care, helping clients build practical skills, navigate challenges, and thrive in daily life.

Whether you are seeking support for neurodivergence, trauma/mood concerns, cross-cultural adjustment, or related challenges, Dr. Yamanaka creates a welcoming space where your unique needs and goals are understood, respected, and addressed.