Dr. David Goodman , WI Psychologist 2581-57

Dr. David Goodman is a licensed psychologist practicing in Wisconsin (WI Psychologist 2581-57) with 29 years of clinical experience. He is a member of the National Register of Health Service Psychologists since 2007 and has focused his work with adults aged 18 and over on a broad range of mental, emotional, and interpersonal concerns.

Known for a collaborative and empathic style, Dr. Goodman combines respect and compassion with an optimistic, growth-oriented outlook. He frames therapeutic concepts in clear, relatable language and adapts evidence-based strategies to meet each person's unique needs. His work emphasizes client collaboration and practical steps toward change.

Dr. Goodman integrates cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic principles when appropriate and grounds treatment plans in research-informed interventions. He uses an electronic testing platform to assess multiple facets of presenting issues and to track progress in measurable ways, offering both clinician-guided evaluation and observable markers of change.

He trained in telebehavioral care, earning certification from the Telebehavioral Health Institute in 2016, and began offering telehealth services in 2020. Some clients report experiencing no difference in counseling quality between virtual and in-person sessions. Dr. Goodman aims to empower adults to address obstacles and work toward a more satisfying life.

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