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What is the difference between a Psychologist, Psychiatrist, LCSW, and LCPC?

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What is the difference between a Psychologist, Psychiatrist, LCSW, and LCPC?

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Both psychologists and psychiatrist’s believe in the power of counseling in solving life’s problems. Psychiatrist’s have earned a medical degree with resident training in psychiatry. They are able to prescribe medication and perform medical procedures such as electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). A psychologist, on the other hand, has a doctorate degree in the study of human behavior. More specifically how { }. A Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor or LCPC is a master’s level psychologist trained in the art of counseling and psychotherapy. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) has a master’s in clinical social work and psychotherapy. The emphasis in social and interpersonal relationship is the area of concern. BHP and it’s staff are solution oriented. We use the professional therapy choice and focus of treatment that best addresses the difficulties you face. We also are collaboration focused in working through the problem areas you are struggling with. This means that we are interes

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