- Focus on depression
- Practical coping skills
- Work on meaning
About Richard
Dr. Richard Moyer is a California clinical psychologist with 14 years of practice experience. He draws on a mix of practical and depth-oriented methods to help people facing depression, anxiety, relationship struggles, and life transitions. He works to increase self-awareness and to teach new ways of coping with difficult feelings and situations.
He earned his Doctorate from the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant University, and completed early training at community mental health and university counseling centers. That background shaped his interest in working with sexual minorities, men’s issues, and people in tech-heavy professions who feel isolated.
In sessions he combines cognitive-behavioral ideas with existential questions and motivational techniques. He helps people notice unhelpful thought patterns, set manageable goals, and examine what gives their life meaning. He also addresses substance concerns and intimacy-related difficulties, including aspects of kink and alternative sexual culture when relevant.
Dr. Moyer aims for straightforward, empathic conversation. He encourages practical steps between meetings and keeps the focus on problems the person brings. Many clients find this balance of honest reflection and clear strategies useful when coping with mood problems, grief, or career stress.
People who are looking for help with depression, stress, self-esteem, or relationship and sexual concerns may find his approach a fit. Prospective clients should confirm session formats and scheduling details before booking.
He earned his Doctorate from the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant University, and completed early training at community mental health and university counseling centers. That background shaped his interest in working with sexual minorities, men’s issues, and people in tech-heavy professions who feel isolated.
In sessions he combines cognitive-behavioral ideas with existential questions and motivational techniques. He helps people notice unhelpful thought patterns, set manageable goals, and examine what gives their life meaning. He also addresses substance concerns and intimacy-related difficulties, including aspects of kink and alternative sexual culture when relevant.
Dr. Moyer aims for straightforward, empathic conversation. He encourages practical steps between meetings and keeps the focus on problems the person brings. Many clients find this balance of honest reflection and clear strategies useful when coping with mood problems, grief, or career stress.
People who are looking for help with depression, stress, self-esteem, or relationship and sexual concerns may find his approach a fit. Prospective clients should confirm session formats and scheduling details before booking.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.