Psychiatrists typically have more training in medication that psychotherapy. Don't confine yourself to any one specialty under the umbrella of behavioral health. There are great psychotherapists who are LCSW's (Licensed Certified Social Workers), LMFT (Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists), LPC's (Licensed Professional Counselors), and yes even PhD Psychologists.
A patient died and went to heaven. St. Peter was touring him around the mental health section of heaven. He showed him the area where Social Worker Psychotherapists provide therapy, the area where the LMFT's counsel with their patients, and the office areas for LPC's. Passing down a long corridor the patient spoke up, a bit too loud, to ask where they were now. St. Peter shushed him saying, "Keep your voice down. This is the place we keep all the Psychologists. They think they're the only ones up here."
The point: Any psychotherapist, regardless of the letters caboosed to their name, having graduated from an accredited institution and holding a valid license to practice, should be able to provide competent, successful treatment.
Robert Heath Meeks, LCSW, NBCCH
htmeeks@indco.net