James McAbee, PhD
Dr. James McAbee received his doctoral degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology from the University of South Alabama. He completed his doctoral internship at the Tulane University School of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences with an emphasis in behavioral medicine. Dr. McAbee also completed an APA-accredited fellowship with an emphasis on the treatment and management of chronic pain at the Southeast Louisiana Veteran’s Health Care System. Additionally, he currently serves on the board of directors for the Southern Pain Society.
Dr. McAbee is experienced in providing psychological assessment and treatment for affective disorders, adjustment disorders, pre-surgical evaluations, and has experience with a variety of medical illnesses, including low-vision, cancer, organ transplantation, ADD/ADHD and Learning disorders, and chronic pain. His approach to treatment is informed by scientific evidence and fosters a collaborative approach with his patients.
Dr. McAbee has published research in peer reviewed journals, as well as presented his research at national and regional conferences. Additionally, he has served as an invited speaker for various events and organizations. Dr. McAbee is available for invited talks and consultation.
Dr. McAbee is experienced in providing psychological assessment and treatment for affective disorders, adjustment disorders, pre-surgical evaluations, and has experience with a variety of medical illnesses, including low-vision, cancer, organ transplantation, ADD/ADHD and Learning disorders, and chronic pain. His approach to treatment is informed by scientific evidence and fosters a collaborative approach with his patients.
Dr. McAbee has published research in peer reviewed journals, as well as presented his research at national and regional conferences. Additionally, he has served as an invited speaker for various events and organizations. Dr. McAbee is available for invited talks and consultation.