“Patients often already have a team of medical providers focused on their physical condition. My role is in helping with the emotional adjustment and recovery following a medical diagnosis, injury, or traumatic incident.
I am committed to a collaborative, whole-person rehabilitation process that helps patients identify their values and move forward toward their goals.”
—Dr. Richardson
Annie H. Richardson, PsyD, Clinical Psychologist
Credentials & Education
Dr. Annie Richardson has over 10 years of clinical experience in the field of mental health. She is a licensed psychologist in the state of Colorado (PSY.5627) and Virginia (810008568) and also has a license to practice interjurisdictional telepsychology (PSYPACT). She currently practices clinical health and rehabilitation psychology in outpatient private practice.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (BA) – University of Notre Dame
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology (MA) – Columbia University
APA-Accredited Internship - University of Denver Professional Psychology Consortium
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) – University of Denver
Professional Affiliations
American Psychological Association
Colorado Psychological Association
CO Division Trained Workers Compensation Provider
CO Guideline Advisory Group for Labor & Employment
Experience and Training
Dr. Richardson’s clinical experience and training includes a number of settings, including integrated primary care, inpatient rehabilitation hospitals, neuropsychology clinics, an intensive outpatient substance abuse hospital-based clinic, private practice, community mental health, hospice, and a psycho-oncology clinic. She has also had training in neuropsychological, forensic, and psychological evaluations, geriatric assessments and competency evaluations, and health-related psychological assessments for pre-surgical candidacy, and chronic pain assessments.
Dr. Richardson’s expertise lies at the intersection of medical and psychological diagnoses. She is uniquely skilled in treating medically complex patients or patients adjusting to emotional and physical changes after accidents, illnesses and diagnoses. Dr. Richardson’s approach includes a dynamic consideration of the emotional and psychological factors that may impact a patient’s recovery process.