On a personal note I became a psychologist because I enjoy helping people learn and grow. I wrote an article which is an offshoot of a book written by Dale Evans about her son called “Is the Angel Unaware, Unaware.” It is about my Down syndrome brother who has impacted all my family’s lives in so many positive ways. I only hope to give back to those in need to the level that Kevin, my brother, so beautifully did for us.
Dr. David Koehn is a licensed psychologist in the State of Florida (PY 8782), NC (0442) as well as Wyoming (704) and has been certified by the National Health Register in Psychology since 1981. He received his PhD from University of Notre Dame in 1974 focusing on experimental and clinical psychology. He completed his pre-doctoral and post-doctoral internships at Indiana Children’s Hospital in South Bend IN. These experiences helped him to build his diagnostic and treatment skills with developmental disabilities, rehabilitation, and emotional disorders. Dr. Koehn’s dissertation focused on interaction of the motivation and attention on the learning outcomes when comparing normal and mentally impaired individuals. Dr. David Koehn also has extensive experience providing school and industrial organizational psychology services. He has practiced across a broad array of settings: hospital, rehabilitation centers, outpatient centers, public and private schools, commercial industry, consulting firms, university, and private practices.

Dr. Koehn uses a holistic and systems approach to therapy. He incorporates the influence and support of family structure, school and work environment, as well as community when building a treatment plan and enabling positive behavior growth. Stylistically, Dr. David Koehn utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), structural family therapy and Dialectic Behavioral Therapy into interventions. He also is competent in Biofeedback and mindfulness.
Go to his website at koehnconsulting.com for a comprehensive view.