Philosophy of Psychotherapy:

"I believe that to feel truly happy and fulfilled, you must have satisfying relationships.  In psychotherapy we will work together to understand and manage issues, whether they are symptoms, behavior, relationships, or life realities.  Our goal will be to help you develop, or to discover within yourself, the skills to manage and experience relationships in healthy and satisfying ways.  Most problems are easier to overcome with the support of others."

Perimeter Psychology
5775 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., Bldg C, Ste 200
Atlanta, GA 30342

770-356-4805

Email Address:  jbinder@perimeterpsychology.com

Professional Expertise/Areas Of Interest:
I have extensive experience working with interpersonal and relationship issues.  For many years I have taught and practiced time-limited psychotherapy, which is suitable for people with specific problems as well as for people with limited time or resources for therapy.

• American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)
• American Academy of Clinical Psychology (Fellow)

Education: Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Michigan 1971

Background Experience:

I have over 35  years of experience with individuals and couples, with problems from relaionship issues to depression.  I have taught psychotherapy to residents and interns at 3 major universities and currently teach psychotherapy in a local graduate program.

Professional Affiliations/Activities:

• American Psychological Association, Fellow
• Georgia Psychological Association, Fellow
• Society for Psychotherapy Research
• Binder, J.L. (2004) Key Competencies in Brief Psychotherapy, NY: Guilford
• Strupp, H.H., Binder J.L. (1984). Psychotherapy in a New Key, N.Y: Basic Books

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