Dr. Rebekah Comp, Lepage Associates
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Office Address:
5842 Fayetteville Road #106Durham, NC 27713
Durham, NC
Directions to Office:
From I-40, take exit 276 and turn onto Fayetteville Road away from Southpoint Mall (so go right off 40 coming from Raleigh/Cary, go left off 40 coming from Chapel Hill); go about ½ mile and you will see Sutton Station on the left; turn in on Geneva Drive, go around back and around to the side. We are the building next to the mailboxes.
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Degree(s):
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, Masters degree in Clinical Practices, and Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a specialization in Mental Health
Insurance Accepted:
All clinical services are insurance reimbursable.
Areas of Expertise:
Relationships, Groups, Couples, Individuals, and Families. Experience in working with both adult and children dealing with both relational conflict, and the effects of relational stress, as well as individual needs, such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. Lepage Associates is a services center staffed with psychologists who all specialize in couple's and family relationships, with a variety of sub-specialties, to meet the unique needs of all couples and families who seek services. Please visit our website for more information.
Professional Organizations/Affiliations:
American Psychological Association (APA)
Background Information:
Dr. Comp was trained and practices in an integrative therapeutic style, tailoring sessions to each individual client’s unique needs. She tends to implement experiential, brief dynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and solution-focused techniques, with a focus on the therapeutic relationship. A combination of these techniques helps guide the client to immediate symptom relief, as well as provides the opportunity for exploration of deeper meaning through taking a look at early life experiences, patterns and behaviors. Dr. Comp’s work focuses on the mind-body connection, and thus a portion of her initial session with a client will focus on “the basics” such as sleep and eating habits, exercise, and general self-care. She also enjoys weaving her love of visual arts into her therapy work when appropriate, and as such can provide art therapy using various modalities to include drawing, painting, and computer graphics. Her primary clinical interests include eating and body image concerns (EBIC), stress management and anxiety, depression, transition to college, grief and loss, sexuality and gender diversity, and couple’s issues.
