Dr. David L. Raffle provides cognitive-based, client-centered psychotherapy. In a caring, protective and accepting atmosphere, individuals feel empowered to explore their own pathways toward self-discovery, positive personal growth, and self-healing. Therapy works because it creates resiliency – the mental, emotional, and behavioral flexibility to successfully adjust to and cope with life's challenges and adversities. When we better understand the workings of our brains, we gain greater control over our lives, our futures, and our happiness. Dr. Raffle also performs psychological, psychoeducational, and neuropsychological testing for children, adolescents, adults, and elderly patients. For children and adolescents, testing is needed for classroom accommodations, special education services, and accommodations on standardized testing (SAT, ACT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT, etc.). For adults, testing is used in forensic/legal cases, workplace accommodations, and Social Security Disability benefits. For elderly individuals, testing determines the presence and severity of dementia, such as Alzheimer's disease, and provides guidelines for caregivers.

In late 1989, Dr. Kroin started her private practice, CHOICES: Psychology Consultation Center, on the northside of Indianapolis. Dr. Kroin's special areas of interest include Women's Issues, health concerns, stress management, executive career consultation, and helping individuals, families, and couples resolve communication and relationship problems. Additionally, she has consulted with Women's Hospital of Indianapolis to develop specialized programs for patients with serious health concerns and various businesses regarding employee relationship issues. Dr. Kroin integrates yoga, meditation, optimal nutrition, and dream work into her therapeutic repertoire when requested.

What types of issues do people come see me about? * Lesbian and Gay Relationships * Gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals dealing with relationships, family, work, friends, being single, or general depression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns * Long-distance couples, or commuter couples, who are trying to make relationship decisions * Gay and lesbian couples and individuals via Skype, who do not have local professionals with whom they can comfortably work * Married gay men and married lesbians sorting things out * Gender Conflicted Clients (MTF, FTM, gender queer, gender confused) seeking letters of referral for hormone replacement therapy or gender confirmation surgery * Persons Questioning Sexual Orientation, or Wondering, Am I gay? Am I lesbian? * Heterosexuals dealing with marriage issues, family issues, or life issues