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193 examples of Psychologist in a sentence

By the time you are done with this little charade, they'll most likely think they are idiots and will make an appointment with a psychologist.
When Karen was in New York, she did see a psychologist, but it was voluntary and once a day and then she would leave to go to her hotel room.
Also, Karen was taking pills to increase her thyroid, so she could loss weight, but stop taking them because the psychologist recommended her not too.
This is a by-the-numbers horror film starring Richard Crenna and Joanna Pettet as a psychologist duo who purchase and old mansion and invite a small crew of friends and patients to help clean the place up.
That he possesses those "Super-Cop" abilities, to be all things to all people, weapons expert, martial arts master, psychologist, father-confessor, locksmith, and so on, ad infinitum.
They also hinted at a dark background for Vaughn's character but didn't explain, didn't really say why Lopez's child psychologist was so much better suited for this task than the rest of the people they interviewed, didn't give much of an explanation for the little kid's problem, etc.
I can't understand why John Waters took the gig as Lilly's psychologist husband.
Can Psychologist Carol (Susan Sullivan) help, or will she become the killer's next victim?
When she keeps rattling about fairies, they arrange an appointment with the acclaimed psychologist Dr. Werner whilst "The Huldre" are slowly coming out of their botanical shelter.
This man is a psychologist.
Jennifer Lopez has pulled herself out of past roles that dug into her career with this movie, portraying a very sensitive child psychologist who works with a team of engineers to enter the minds of comatose patients to treat them.
Only in this case, the only person who knows, the killer himself (powerfully played by Vincent D'Onofrio) is in a coma and we need psychologist Jennifer Lopez' sci-fi mind-meld machine to get into his head and force him to tell all.
Any amateur psychologist would say that an unconditional love and obsession with a pet is a sign of something missing in someone's life, and each of the characters in some way fills this cliche.
This time around the story is based around a psychologist (Megumi Ozawa) who decides to take on the Yakuza to avenge the suicide of a doped-up and raped patient that winds up on her doorstep one day.
The story then witters on about a psychologist and her failing marriage which is tied into the failing marriage of wife-killing blackout driver.
I have taken this experience to fulfill a purpose, I am nearing my licensure as a Psychologist specializing in childhood trauma.
(I am a clinical psychologist.)
This directly results in a string of murders that soon involve a high-class prostitute (Nancy Allen, clearly I am in the wrong business if SHE can bring home $600 a night) and her psychologist (Michael Caine).
For those of you who've never heard of it (or seen it on A&E), Cracker is a brilliant British TV show about an overweight, chain-smoking, foulmouthed psychologist named Fitz who helps the Manchester police department get into the heads of violent criminals.
Cruella deVil (Glenn Close) is released from prison after being "cured" of her obsession with fur by a psychologist named Dr.
And she's a famous psychologist????? COME ON, people.
They were told of the killer by his psychologist who seems a bit odd himself.
The plot of 'House of Games' is the strongest thing about it: a successful author and psychologist is conned by a gang of grifters, but in discovering the wicked part of herself that enjoys the thrill of what they do, she finally gets her revenge.
When a tough female psychologist (Lisa Zane) tries to break though the new patient.
Once they arrived in Springwood, the psychologist has some memory that she did lived in that town before as a child.
It was brilliant that her mother was a psychologist and even she didn't see the signs.
Kate Miller (Angie Dickinson) is having problems in her marriage and otherwise--enough to see a psychologist.
When you can start predicting behavior not because you're psychologist, but instead because you have seen this pattern in the past.
The twist is that one of them is a psychologist played by Peretti and has to go with detective Diaz (played by Luque) on his assignments while he also assist him (Diaz is troubled because his wife cheated on him).
The psychologist tells him that for five years he has been delusional, believing that he has come from Krypton and had superpowers.
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