Tracy Cohn, PhD, LCP
Psychological Works LLC
​​I work with thoughtful, high-achieving professionals who want greater clarity, balance, and intention in their work and personal lives. My approach integrates evidence-based psychotherapy with a collaborative and reflective process designed to support lasting and meaningful change.
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Who I Work With
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Many of my clients are professionals who are successful in their careers yet seeking deeper alignment and sustainability in their lives. You may find this work helpful if you are:
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• Navigating stress, burnout, or major professional demands
• Seeking greater clarity about relationships, identity, or life direction
• Working to strengthen communication and connection in a relationship
• Wanting to live and lead with greater intention
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A Thoughtful, Evidence-Based Approach
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My work integrates evidence-based psychotherapy with a thoughtful, collaborative style. Together we explore patterns, clarify values, and develop practical strategies that support both personal wellbeing and professional effectiveness. Therapy can be a space not only to address challenges, but also to deepen self-understanding and create a more intentional way of living.
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Begin the Conversation
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If you are considering psychotherapy or consulting, I invite you to schedule a consultation to discuss your goals and determine whether working together is the right fit.
About
Dr. Tracy Cohn is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, professor, and researcher who provides evidence-based psychological services and professional consultation for high-functioning individuals navigating complexity in leadership, academia, identity, and relationships. As a psychologist and professor, he brings both scholarly depth and over two decades of clinical experience to his work.
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Credentials
I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and professor specializing in human sexuality and high-pressure life transitions. Since receiving my Ph.D. from the University of Kansas in 2007 and completing my clinical residency with the Veterans Administration, I have dedicated my clinical practice and academic career to helping clients navigate complex interpersonal and professional dynamics.
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Through my work in both university and clinical settings, I remain deeply engaged in the research, training, and ethical advancement of psychological practice.
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Through my PSYPACT authorization, I provide seamless, HIPAA-compliant telehealth care to clients in nearly 40 states, ensuring elite-level support is accessible wherever your career takes you. Learn More​
Professorship & Research
My commitment to evidence-based care is rooted in years of diverse research. From investigating workplace success strategies for the Department of Labor to my current focus on human sexuality and relationship conflict, my work explores how we thrive in the face of challenge. I bring this research-backed perspective into every session, helping you navigate the behavioral patterns, organizational dynamics, and interpersonal systems that shape your daily life. ​Learn More
Clinical Practice
In my private practice, I work with individuals and couples navigating psychological complexity across professional, relational, and identity-related domains—from high-pressure career burnout and trauma to questions of sexuality, gender, and intimate relationship dynamics.
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The Foundation: Insight Meets Action
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My approach is integrative and grounded in a strong psychodynamic framework. Rather than focusing solely on symptom reduction, we examine how early experiences and enduring relational patterns continue to shape present functioning. By clarifying the psychological “why” behind these patterns, we can shift dynamics that no longer serve your personal, relational, or professional well-being.
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The Toolkit: Strategies for Change
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Each course of treatment is tailored to your clinical needs and goals, drawing from a range of evidence-based interventions, including:
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Strategic Dialogue and Interpretation: Examining unconscious dynamics and relational “blind spots” that influence current distress and decision-making.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Targeted strategies to identify unhelpful cognitive patterns and strengthen adaptive coping.
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Self-Monitoring and Visualization: Increasing awareness of internal states and triggers while using imagery to support clarity and intentional change.
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Creative and Reflective Practices: Selective use of journaling, guided reading, and structured reflection to deepen insight and integration.
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Together, we establish a confidential, high-trust therapeutic space where insight is translated into meaningful, sustained change. ​Learn More