Krupa Hegde, Ph.D.

About Dr. Hegde

Dr. Hegde is a psychologist who incorporates her extensive clinical expertise and a personalized approach with each client seeking services. Dr. Hegde has four graduate degrees and the skills, knowledge, and abilities gained through academic training, a strong research background, and clinical experience to provide the utmost in care.

Dr. Hegde has conducted diagnostic interviews and neuropsychological assessments for several years in multiple academic health centers (Harvard Medical School, Wake Forrest University School of Medicine, and Wayne State University School of Medicine), hospitals (in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana), private practices (in Indiana, Michigan, Florida, and Oklahoma), at a VAMC (in Massachusetts), and in correctional facilities (in Florida).

With respect to therapy, Dr. Hegde incorporates an assortment of techniques learned through extensive training in various treatment modalities in order to help people with anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. The therapeutic process is typically rooted in identifying and developing the strengths and skills of the individual and then guiding them in the use of these to cope effectively with life difficulties.

Consultation and coaching may also be provided on a case by case basis. This service is designed for those people who may be functioning well, but are seeking to optimize their functioning in one or more areas of their lives. Perhaps you would like to live a happier, more balanced life, or learn to build better relationships. Perhaps you feel that you may benefit from improved interpersonal skills, conflict resolution training, professional skills, or health related behavior patterns.

Payment is due at the time services are rendered. You will be asked to verify your insurance coverage when you schedule your first visit if you plan on using insurance benefits.

Treatment modalities include:
 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
 Interpersonal Therapy
 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
 Mindfulness Based Therapy
 Motivational Interviewing
 Rogerian Therapy