About Me.

Hi, I’m Dr. Joshua Turner, a licensed psychologist providing therapy, psychological services, and evaluations in English and Spanish.

I grew up in Eastern Kentucky, and those roots continue to shape how I connect with others and understand the importance of community, resilience, and the experiences that influence our lives. Over time, I sought training and experiences that broadened my perspective and deepened my understanding of people from many different backgrounds and identities, including extensive immersion in Spanish language and bilingual settings.

Whatever brought you here, my goal is to create a space where you feel understood, supported, and able to show up authentically as yourself.

My Approach

I believe therapy works best when people feel comfortable enough to show up honestly and collaboratively. My approach is grounded in compassion, authenticity, and curiosity while also helping clients build insight and create meaningful change.

Therapy is not about becoming a different person—it is about developing a deeper understanding of yourself, strengthening your ability to navigate challenges, and moving toward a life that feels more aligned with your values.

Areas of Focus

Clients often seek me out for:

Immigration Evaluations

Immigration evaluations are a major part of my practice and an area of specialized focus. I provide comprehensive psychological immigration evaluations for a variety of cases and strive to create a process that feels supportive, respectful, and thorough.

I understand that immigration-related experiences often involve significant stress, uncertainty, and deeply personal circumstances. My goal is to provide high-quality evaluations that thoughtfully document each individual’s experiences while helping clients feel comfortable and understood throughout the process.

Training & Experience

My doctoral training emphasized bilingual services, behavioral health, and culturally responsive care. I later completed a trauma-focused postdoctoral residency with Veterans Affairs, where I had the privilege of serving veterans with a wide range of experiences and mental health concerns.

Across my training and professional experiences, I have worked in diverse settings that continue to shape my understanding of how culture, identity, trauma, and life experiences influence emotional wellbeing.