Business Details
19 Years
experience
Expert Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Lebanon, NH
Gillock, Karen Lee PHD is a licensed clinical psychologist in New Hampshire with over two decades of experience in cognitive-behavioral therapy. Since establishing her private practice in 2007, she has specialized in treating anxiety disorders, trauma, depression, and cancer survivorship challenges using evidence-based approaches. Her expertise stems from academic training at the University of Cincinnati and University of Illinois at Chicago, followed by professional roles at Dartmouth Medical School and Norris Cotton Cancer Center. Karen emphasizes collaborative care, tailoring treatments to individual needs while maintaining strong ethical standards and professional affiliations.Her practice focuses on empowering clients to overcome psychological barriers through structured, goal-oriented therapy sessions. She maintains active involvement in research related to chemotherapy-related cognitive deficits and behavioral medicine, ensuring her methods remain at the forefront of clinical practice. Karen prioritizes building trusting therapeutic relationships while teaching practical skills for lasting emotional and behavioral change.
Services
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Anxiety Treatment
Trauma Therapy
Depression Management
Cancer Survivorship Support
Stress Management
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Generalized Anxiety
Panic Disorder
Social Anxiety
Details
- Year established: 2007
Highlights and features
- We offer over 20 years of clinical psychology experience with Dartmouth Medical School affiliations
- Our practice specializes in evidence-based cognitive-behavioral therapy for anxiety and trauma disorders
- We provide personalized treatment plans tailored to cancer survivorship and behavioral medicine needs
- Our therapy approach combines structured techniques with flexible scheduling options
- We maintain active involvement in clinical research related to cognitive deficits and behavioral health
Services
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps clients identify and modify negative thought patterns and behaviors. This evidence-based approach effectively treats anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders through structured, goal-oriented sessions. The therapy focuses on developing practical skills for managing emotional challenges and improving quality of life.
Anxiety Treatment
Specialized treatment for anxiety disorders including generalized anxiety, panic attacks, and social anxiety. Evidence-based techniques help clients understand anxiety triggers and develop coping strategies. Treatment combines cognitive restructuring with behavioral interventions to reduce symptoms and improve daily functioning.
Trauma Therapy
Trauma-focused therapy addresses posttraumatic stress disorder and related symptoms from life-threatening events. Treatment helps clients process traumatic memories while developing grounding techniques. The approach emphasizes safety, symptom reduction, and restoring personal empowerment through evidence-based interventions.
Depression Management
Comprehensive depression treatment addresses persistent sadness, loss of interest, and motivation difficulties. Evidence-based approaches help clients identify negative thought patterns and behavioral cycles. Treatment focuses on skill-building for emotional regulation and re-engagement with meaningful life activities.
Cancer Survivorship Support
Specialized support for cancer survivors addressing anxiety, depression, and cognitive changes from treatment. Therapy focuses on adapting to life after cancer, managing 'chemo-brain' symptoms, and addressing emotional challenges. The approach combines behavioral strategies with emotional support for improved quality of life.
People
Gillock, Karen Lee PHD
Clinical Psychologist
Licensed clinical psychologist with 20+ years experience in cognitive-behavioral therapy. Specializes in anxiety disorders, trauma, and cancer survivorship. Holds academic affiliations with Dartmouth Medical School and maintains active research involvement in behavioral medicine.
Jennifer St. Laurence
Clinical Intern
Master's level clinical intern completing training in evidence-based psychotherapy. Works under supervision to provide quality mental health services while developing expertise in cognitive-behavioral approaches for various psychological concerns.
Questions
What types of clients do you typically work with?
I work with intelligent, motivated adults experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, or life transitions, ranging from young adults to seniors seeking meaningful life changes.
What are your office hours?
Regular hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, with flexible early (7:00 am) and late (7:00 pm) appointments available by arrangement.
How often do therapy sessions occur?
Weekly sessions provide optimal progress, but frequency adjusts based on individual needs, ranging from twice weekly during crises to monthly maintenance sessions as needed.
What payment methods do you accept?
I accept cash, check, and major credit/debit cards including MasterCard, VISA, and Discover for all therapy services and related treatments.
Are you currently accepting new clients?
Yes, I'm accepting a limited number of new clients while maintaining focused attention on existing clients through my 25-30 weekly session capacity.
How does insurance work for therapy sessions?
Please contact me directly for detailed insurance information as policies vary, and I can provide specific guidance regarding your mental health coverage options.