Dr. Ann Moore , IN Psychologist 20041122A

Dr. Ann R. Moore is a licensed psychologist who focuses on supporting late-stage adolescents and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, and other social or emotional difficulties that often arise during significant life transitions. She also provides parent coaching to strengthen family functioning and improve communication, offering practical strategies that families can use in daily life.

Trained as a cognitive behaviorist, Dr. Moore creates a warm, supportive environment where clients can learn new patterns of behavior and improve their relationships and overall daily experience. She incorporates ideas from positive psychology to help people identify and build on their inner strengths and natural resilience, aiming to increase life satisfaction and well-being.

Dr. Moore earned her doctorate in School Psychology from Indiana University in 1993 and has worked as an outpatient therapist, a behavioral consultant, and a provider of parenting guidance. Her professional license is listed as IN Psychologist 20041122A - indicating her status as a licensed psychologist in Indiana. She is also the mother of four young adult children, a personal experience she says has deepened her empathy and professional insight when working with adolescents, young adults, and parents.

Accessible and compassionate, Dr. Moore emphasizes practical skills, insight, and collaboration so people can move toward healthier, more satisfying lives. She is excited to join the Better Help Team because it expands access to psychological care, and she welcomes the opportunity to support individuals and families during times of change.

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