About Me
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Chuck Zanone, Ph.D., LLC
I am a licensed psychologist with over 30 years of experience providing individual psychotherapy to adults. Additionally, I have experience providing group psychotherapy, consultation, outreach, training, supervision, and have worked in administrative roles. I enjoy working with a wide range of clinical concerns and clients with diverse identities.
I have been licensed as a psychologist in the State of Georgia (Georgia license—PSY002281) since December 1998.
I received my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology at the University of Missouri in Columbia, MO in 1997. I completed my pre-doctoral clinical internship at Counseling and Testing at the University of Georgia in 1996, to fulfill clinical requirements for my Ph.D.
After completing my clinical internship, I accepted a position at Georgia Southern University’s Counseling and Career Development Center (C&CDC). At C&CDC, I served first as a Psychologist and later as Assistant Director for Training until 2005. Throughout my tenure at C&CDC I maintained an active client caseload.
From 2005 to 2015 I worked at Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) at the University Health Center at the University of Georgia. I served in a variety of roles at CAPS, including as Associate Directors for Education, Consultation, and Outreach and Clinical Services and during my final year as a Staff Psychologist. While serving in administrative roles at CAPS, I maintained an active client caseload.
In 2014, I started a part-time private practice and transitioned to full-time private practice in August 2015.
Prior to these educational and work experiences, I worked from 1991-1996 for the Missouri Department of Corrections providing mental health services to incarcerated women. My dissertation, completed in 1997, focused on personality subtypes and predictors of criminality in incarcerated women. During my clinical training at the University of Missouri, between 1986-1990, I provided individual and group counseling services to students.
Clinical Interests & Specialty Areas
Relational Issues
Diverse Identities
Mood Disorders
Eating Disorders
Phase of Life / Developmental Concerns
Traumatic Experience & Recovery
My Approach
In my practice I use client-centered/humanistic, emotion-focused, relational, experiential, dynamic/developmental, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based approaches in my work with clients.
