Dr. Cory de Torres, Ph.D., Psychologist
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Dr. Cory de Torres, Ph.D.

Psychologist | Psychotherapy

2327 Spruce St Philadelphia PA, 19103
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Dr. Cory de Torres is a licensed clinical psychologist with an established private practice in Philadelphia, PA.  Since 1979, Dr. de Torres has worked as a psychotherapist with individual adults, adolescents and couples. She specializes in the treatment of people with high, unmet potential who are struggling with relationship and/or professional issues. Her approach has been refined through decades of formal training and clinical experience to identify and treat core-level patterns which interfere both with life goals and everyday functioning. Treatment begins with the setting of defined outcomes, mutually agreed upon by therapist and client. Frequent periodic checks on progress toward these outcomes assure that the process of psychotherapy remains helpful and relevant.

Education and Training

Temple University PhD 1979

Barnard College BA 1964

Provider Details

Female English, Spanish
Dr. Cory de Torres, Ph.D.
Dr. Cory de Torres, Ph.D.'s Expert Contributions

Professional Memberships

  • American Psychological Association  
  • National Register of Health Service Psychologists  

Dr. Cory de Torres, Ph.D.'s Practice location

Cory de Torres Ph.D.

2327 Spruce St -
Philadelphia, PA 19103
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New patients: 215-292-6769

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