Welcome to Shared Vision Psychological Services
When you or someone you love is hurting, we know how important it is to find the right place for therapeutic support—a place where you can feel comfortable and a therapist who will provide the personalized care you need to help you heal. The staff at Shared Vision Psychological Services is committed to providing individualized attention to every person, couple and family we see.
Client Portal
Our client portal is a convenient way to view your upcoming appointments, complete & review documents, make payments, and join Telehealth appointments.
What We Offer
We are a group of Clinical Psychologists & Therapists who have come together because we share the same vision—to offer support and healing within a compassionate, caring environment.
Rooted in the principles of psychology, our shared vision for wellness builds healthy connections among children, adults, schools, and communities. We are committed to providing culturally affirming and responsive patient care that supports growth and change, celebrates the diversity of identities and abilities in all bodies, and innovates the frontiers of clinical practice.
Our specialized services include psychotherapy, groups, workshops and psychological testing.
How to Get Started
Every person is one of a kind. We approach each client, each session, with the individualized attention you deserve. We are here to help you address your issues with care and compassion so you can navigate your path to understanding and healing.
To get started, schedule a free introductory consultation with our team. In this brief phone call, we will explore why you are seeking services, review your insurance benefits, walkthrough our intake process, and coordinate scheduling of your initial intake appointment.
Upcoming Workshop
Join us for our upcoming SVPS Parent Workshop: No-Drama Discipline
Join a panel of SVPS clinicians to explore the principles of No Drama Discipline, a parenting guide by Drs. Daniel Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson that uses a whole-brain approach to discipline through what we know about brain development and attachment. Opportunities for application to real-life challenges will be encouraged.
Wednesday, Dec 3rd, 2025
12:00pm- 1:00pm CT
VIRTUAL: Zoom link provided upon registration
$30 per person or $50 per 2 participants
Questions?
Contact Dr. Collin Shotts at CShotts@sharedvision.org
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Using Our Client Portal
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