Recommendations for psychs?

ads2e
on 5/2/09 11:32 am, edited 5/2/09 11:43 am - Washington, DC
Hi Everyone. I am not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I think this may be the only population who knows the answer. (I'm also posting this on the soulcysters.net message boards, but I thought you guys might have an answer.)

I am moving to DC in July, and I recently had Realize band surgery. I am seeing a therapist here, but I want to continue seeing a therapist when I move to DC. I am looking for a doctor who is knowledgable about PCOS and the mental stress it brings (e.g. terrible symptoms, trouble trying to conceive, trouble losing weight, etc.). I also need the therapist to have knowledge/experience working with people who have had weight loss surgery, because (as we all know) the post-op life carries its own stressers, including dealing with new eating habits, working on new life patterns, and staying away from food addictions.

I would appreciate any recommendations of therapists (psychiatrists or psychologists) in the D.C. area. Even if you are not sure if they have experience in both of these subject areas, I would appreciate any names and I can do some additional research on them.
Thanks!
krissywats
on 6/7/09 5:16 pm - Kew Gardens, NY
I can't help you with connections in DC but I know a great resource for finding a therapist is psychologytoday.com

You can search for exactly what you want, your insurance, the type of therapy you want.  I found my current therapist there and absolutely love her.

http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/prof_search.php

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