Roland Carlstedt, Ph.D.

Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with Board Certification in Sport Psychology and Biofeedback. He Chairs the American Board of Sport Psychology and is a Research Associate with Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital. He is a leader in the emerging fields of Biomarker-Guided Psychotherapy and Integrative Health/Wellness Psychology. Dr. Carlstedt works with a broad spectrum of clients ranging from pre-teens to seniors, treating numerous conditions having major mind-body components including stress disorder, anxiety and panic conditions, depression, sleep issues, psychologically mediated hypertension, and an array of behavioral issues. He has published and presented extensively on the mind-body connection. His approach to therapy is integrative, goal-oriented, and biomarker-guided.

Most psychopathologies are associated with the underlying physiological disruption that can lead to chronic illness and impact quality of life and even longevity, it is crucial that mental illness and related issues are addressed in a systematic manner using mind-body cognitive and behavioral procedures to progressively reduce and eventually eliminate symptoms that can drive actual disease trajectories. Central to this process is knowing how mental illness and psychotherapy are impacting underlying brain-mind-body response patterns using advanced biomarker assessment and outcome (result) analytics.

The therapeutic process is collaborative and educational with clients learning about mind-body-healing dynamics and mechanisms and how to use technology tools and understand biomarker feedback in the context of their psychological issues. Dr. Carlstedt is also an award-winning Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychologist who has worked with athletes and performers for over 30 years worldwide including 15 years on professional tennis tours.

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