Dr. Matthew Paradise is a Clinical Psychologist who works with young people, adults, and families in Houston, Texas. Dr. Paradise provides individual, family, and group psychotherapy services at his office located in Houston, Texas. He also offers home, school, and other out-of-office consultation services where clinically indicated and works remotely (via voice and/or video chat) with clients who are. Dr. Paradise also makes himself available for on-site appointments, and provides services at schools, as well as in clients’ offices and homes where clinically indicated. Please contact Dr. Paradise by e-mail (drmatt@matthewparadisephd.com) or phone (832-519-1437) to discuss your case and to set up an appointment.
Dr. Paradise also makes himself available for on-site appointments, and provides services at schools, as well as in clients’ offices and homes where clinically indicated. Please contact Dr. Paradise by e-mail (drmatt@matthewparadisephd.com) or phone (832-519-1437) to discuss your case and to set up an appointment. Dr. Paradise is a clinical generalist, and helps a wide variety of individuals and families who present with a similarly diverse set of life challenges. He works collaboratively with his clients to address issues such as: Family conflict and miscommunication; Conduct problems during childhood and adolescence; Inattention and impulsivity (ADHD) Embracing life's opportunities with strength, balance, and flexibility. ... Matthew Paradise, Ph.D. ©2020 Matthew Paradise Ph.D. What a challenging time. We find ourselves on the front end of a global health crisis as a pandemic sweeps across Asia, Europe, and now the United States. Our lives have been disrupted in countless ways and activities as basic as meeting with friends, going to work, or even leaving the house have
Embracing life's opportunities with strength, balance, and flexibility. ... Matthew Paradise, Ph.D. ©2020 Matthew Paradise Ph.D. What a challenging time. We find ourselves on the front end of a global health crisis as a pandemic sweeps across Asia, Europe, and now the United States. Our lives have been disrupted in countless ways and activities as basic as meeting with friends, going to work, or even leaving the house have