Family Psychologist

A psychologist whose specialty is founded on principles of systems theory with the interpersonal system of the family the focus of assessment, intervention and research.

Source: NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy, version 25.1 · Classification: Psychologist · Specialization: Family · Section: Individual

Providers
110
States
7
Cities
55

Family Psychologists · showing 21–40 of 110

Family Psychologists by state

Top cities

San Juan, PRCaguas, PRMayaguez, PRAguada, PRBayamon, PRIsabela, PRAguadilla, PRWorcester, MASpringfield, MAAmherst, MAFitchburg, MAGardner, MAWest Boylston, MAArecibo, PRPonce, PRToa Baja, PR
Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Psychologist103TA0400XAdult Development & Aging Psychologist103TA0700XClinical Child & Adolescent Psychologist103TC2200XClinical Psychologist103TC0700XCognitive & Behavioral Psychologist103TB0200XCounseling Psychologist103TC1900XDeactivated - Psychologist103TE1000XDeactivated - Psychologist Men & Masculinity103TM1700X

About taxonomy 103TF0000X

What does taxonomy code 103TF0000X mean?

103TF0000X is the NUCC taxonomy code for Family Psychologist. The prefix 10 denotes the Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers grouping, 3T the Psychologist classification, and F0000 identifies the Family specialization.

How many Family Psychologist providers have an NPI?

NPIFinder currently indexes 110 providers who list 103TF0000X on their NPI record, 24 of them as their primary taxonomy. Puerto Rico, Massachusetts, Vermont have the most.

Is a taxonomy code the same as board certification?

No. Taxonomy codes are self-reported when a provider applies for an NPI and are not verified by a licensing or certifying board. Check the state license number on the provider profile for licensing status.

How do I find a Family Psychologist near me?

Use the state filter on this page, pick one of the top cities, or search the registry with your city or ZIP code in the location box above.