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1018 East Boulevard Suite 3; Charlotte, NC 28203; Charlotte, NC
Dr. Alexander’s office is located in the historic Dilworth neighborhood on East Boulevard, between Dilworth Road East and Dilworth Road West, on the corner of Ewing and East Boulevard. The office is in a two story red brick building with a grey sign in front that spells out “Ten Eighteen”. Parking is available in the front of the building in Suite 3 parking or, if that is unavailable, on the side streets. Proceed to the second floor where you will see a glass partition with his name and that of his colleagues. There is a waiting area which is accessed through a door key pad. Dr. Alexander will give you the code to this key pad when you speak with him to set up your first appointment.
Charlotte
704 371-3070
Licensed Psychologist (since 1984), Professor, UNC School of Medicine, Director of Behavioral Medicine, Dept. of Family Medicine, Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, N.C., Wayne State University , Post-Doctoral Fellowship, University of Michigan , Ph.D., M.A., Harvard College , B.A. (Cum Laude)
Improving Marital Satisfaction, Solving Intimacy and Communication Issues, Treating Pre-Marital Concerns, Avoiding Separation and Divorce, Providing “Affair Repair”, Conquering Chemical Dependency/Co-dependency, Overcoming Depression and Anxiety, Managing Stress, Coping with Medical Illness, Addressing Adolescent Issues
Dr. Matthew Alexander received his B.A. Cum Laude degree from Harvard College in 1971 and his Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Education and Psychology from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 1982. Dr. Alexander successfully completed a two year post-doctoral fellowship in 1984 at Wayne State University and Grosse Pointe Psychological Center with special concentration in clinical, health and family psychology. His training has given him a strong background in family systems, psychodynamic and interpersonal approaches to mental health. Receiving his license (1053) to practice psychology in the state of North Carolina in 1984, Dr. Alexander has had an active clinical psychology practice since that time. He is currently Director of the Division of Behavioral Medicine for the Department of Family Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center and is actively engaged in teaching and supervising health care professionals at that site. In 2003, Dr. Alexander was promoted to Professor of Family Medicine at the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine. He is the first psychologist in the state to have received this distinction. Dr. Alexander has been published in multiple medical journals and is the lead editor and author of two books on the use of cinema as a teaching tool in graduate and medical education. He is an engaging and successful public speaker and has spoken internationally and nationally on a wide variety of topics. He is frequently heard on local radio and television as a psychological “expert”. His many years of clinical experience and study allow him to help clients achieve real change in their lives.
Matthew Alexander
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Dr. Matthew Alexander received his B.A. Cum Laude degree from Harvard College in 1971 and his Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Education and Psychology from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 1982. Dr. Alexander successfully completed a two year post-doctoral fellowship in 1984 at Wayne State University and Grosse Pointe Psychological Center with special concentration in clinical, health and family psychology. His training has given him a strong background in family systems, psychodynamic and interpersonal approaches to mental health.

Receiving his license (1053) to practice psychology in the state of North Carolina in 1984, Dr. Alexander has had an active clinical psychology practice since that time. He is currently Director of the Division of Behavioral Medicine for the Department of Family Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center and is actively engaged in teaching and supervising health care professionals at that site. In 2003, Dr. Alexander was promoted to Professor of Family Medicine at the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine. He is the first psychologist in the state to have received this distinction.

Dr. Alexander has been published in multiple medical journals and is the lead editor and author of two books on the use of cinema as a teaching tool in graduate and medical education. He is an engaging and successful public speaker and has spoken internationally and nationally on a wide variety of topics. He is frequently heard on local radio and television as a psychological “expert”. His many years of clinical experience and study allow him to help clients achieve real change in their lives.

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