Dr. Weeks, PsyD

Dr. Weeks is a Clinical Psychologist and founder of Grace Endures Psychotherapy, where she provides teletherapy for high-achieving adults & professionals navigating chronic anxiety, stress, burnout, sleep difficulties, trauma, life transitions, misaligned values, and relationship challenges. Her work focuses on providing support as her clients prioritize their values to create meaningful change that extends beyond symptom relief. Dr. Weeks focus is reinforced by feedback, observation, and experience about the importance of realigning how you live and lead so success is more sustainable – not depleting. Contact her or schedule a free consultation at graceendures.com.

Psychologist Ohio and owner of Grace Endures Psychotherapy provides counseling to professionals online, including Online Counseling Ohio, Online Counseling USA, Online counselling USA, Therapy USA.

Factors Impacting No-Show Rates in Rural Community Mental Health

By: Dr. Tricha Weeks, PsyD Presented: August 2018 Published: May 4, 2026 Last Reviewed: September 3, 2026 * Please note, this is solely educational content and does not substitute for clinical care. Additionally, reading this content doesn’t establish a therapist-client relationship. Poster Presentation at American Psychological Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, August 2018 Tricha

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Nonverbal Cognitive Assessment for Special-Needs or Non-English ADHD or LD Cases

Poster Presentation at Western Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, April 2018 Tricha Weeks is a Clinical Psychologist and founder of Grace Endures Psychotherapy, where she provides teletherapy for high-achieving adults navigating anxiety, chronic stress, burnout, sleep difficulties, trauma, life transitions, misaligned values, and relationship challenges. Her work focuses on providing support as her clients prioritize their values to

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Psychologist in Dayton, Ohio Provides Questions to Ask – Before Therapy

By: Dr. Tricha Weeks, PsyD Published: April 30, 2026 Last Reviewed: September 3, 2026 * Please note, this is solely educational content and does not substitute for clinical care. Additionally, reading this content doesn’t establish a therapist-client relationship.   Choosing a therapist or psychologists in Dayton, Ohio can feel overwhelming – especially when you’re already

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Psychologist in Dayton, Ohio Explains How To Find the Right Therapist or Psychologist

By: Dr. Tricha Weeks, PsyD Published: April 30, 2026 Last Reviewed: September 3, 2026 * Please note, this is solely educational content and does not substitute for clinical care. Additionally, reading this content doesn’t establish a therapist-client relationship.   Why Finding the Right Therapist or Psychologist in Dayton, Ohio Feels Overwhelming Searching for a psychologist

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Doctoral Dissertation

By: Dr. Tricha Weeks, PsyD Presented: Dissertation – January 2020, Poster – June 2020 Published: April 29, 2026 Last Reviewed: September 3, 2026 * Please note, this is solely educational content and does not substitute for clinical care. Additionally, reading this content doesn’t establish a therapist-client relationship. Cultural Humility and Grace Among Psychology Doctoral Students in

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Military – Suicide and Mental Health Awareness

Uncertainty and prolonged stress — whether from deployment, transition, or, as in this piece, the pandemic — can take a real toll on service members and their families. In this reflection, originally written for Joint Base Charleston, Dr. Tricha Weeks (then serving as a Captain with the 628th Medical Group) explores how military families can build psychological strength, stay connected, and remain mission ready even amid disruption. She also speaks to the stigma that often keeps service members from seeking help, and the role leaders play in creating a culture where reaching out is met with support rather than judgment.

If you or someone you know is struggling, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988, press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line) is available 24/7.

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Teletherapy for Adults & Professionals Experiencing Chronic Exhaustion

This is the first of a 7 part series of in-depth articles for adults and high-achieving professionals. This article explains how teletherapy offers convenient support for high-achieving adults and professionals facing chronic exhaustion, removing barriers like commuting so you can get help without rearranging your day. It highlights how ongoing stress can affect sleep, focus, mood, and overall well-being, and why teletherapy is an ideal option for busy professionals.

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