Dr. Donnie Latuch, Psy.D.

Donnie is a clinical psychologist whose journey to become a mental health professional began while serving in the military. After a 15-year military career in both the Marines and Army, Donnie began the pursuit of his education and career in psychology. Donnie holds a degree as a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, with an emphasis in Military Psychology, earned at Adler University in Chicago, Illinois. He also earned two master's degrees, one in Counseling Psychology, and the other in Clinical Psychology.

Donnie has worked in various positions within the mental health field even before earning his doctorate, such as, youth case manager, parent support worker, crisis intervention therapist, outpatient therapist, assessment clinician, staff therapist at Center City Homeless Program (COMCARE), and unit supervisor of a psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF). He has provided professional mental health services in numerous settings that include, VA Hospital, partial hospital, community mental health centers, and now in private practice. 

Donnie specializes in the treatment of trauma (military or otherwise) personality disorders, impulse control deficits, mood disorders, marital problems, life-transition issues, and parenting. He is trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, Cognitive Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. He also teaches DBT skills to adults in a group setting, as part of his practice. 

If you are ready to acceptance change in your life and need a therapist that can help you achieve your mental health goals, make an appointment to meet with Dr. Latuch.