Dr. David Earl Crone PSYD, Psychologist
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Dr. David Earl Crone PSYD

Psychologist | Clinical

5/5(1)
215 North St Suite D Elkton MD, 21921
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5/5

About

Dr. David Crone is a psychologist practicing in Elkton, MD. Dr. Crone specializes in the treatment of mental health problems, and helps people to cope with their mental illnesses. As a psychologist, Dr. Crone evaluates and treats patients through a variety of methods, most typically being psychotherapy or talk therapy. Patients usually visit Dr. Crone because they have been experiencing depression, anxiety, stress or anger for a significant period of time and are seeking help. Psychologists may perform a variety of exams and assessments to diagnose a mental condition.

Education and Training

Philadellphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Doctorate Clinical Psychology 2005

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Dr. David Earl Crone PSYD's Expert Contributions
  • Can people with schizophrenia drive?

    Schizophrenia can lead to many struggles, driving being one. Id be evaluated by your psychologist to determine if capable of driving. READ MORE

  • What type of psychotherapy is good for bipolar disorder?

    First, I would make sure the diagnosis is accurate. 95% of the pts who see me and inform me of the diagnosis, its incorrect. Common misdiagnoses are borderline personality disorder or a mood disorder, depressive type. If an accurate diagnosis she will need a psychiatric evaluation for medications and then see a psychologist that practices cognitive behavioral therapy. Best wishes, Dr. Crone READ MORE

  • What age can a child start behavioral therapy?

    She can start behavior therapy now, she’s at a great age for that. Make sure you get a good pediatric cognitive behavioral psychologist. READ MORE

  • Why am I such an introvert?

    You are describing symptoms of social anxiety disorder. It sounds like you actually desire to be social, but fear keeps you from acting on your desires, leaving you avoidant and then alone. This is treatable. Please contact a psychologist in your area for an evaluation, you will be glad you did. Please find someone who specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy. READ MORE

  • Can one start showing symptoms of ADHD as an adult?

    Although rare, we do see adult onset ADHD. Please have a thorough evaluation completed by a psychologist or psychiatrist, as many other diagnoses and illnesses can mimic ADHD symptom. READ MORE

  • Is bipolar disorder treatable?

    Generally, bipolar disorder is not considered curable. However, with an accurate diagnosis, the proper medication and therapy can be used to successfully treat bipolar disorder. READ MORE

  • My husband gets very violent sometimes. What should I do?

    Anger is something we all experience based on life situations. Since we all see the world differently it is not surprising that we react differently to life situations. What makes something a problem is when it starts to effect relationships and your husband’s anger is doing just that. I woukd have him see a psychologist to evaluate him to determine if he struggles with a psychological disorder. Even if there is no disorder, there are clear problems regulating his emotions, which he needs help with. READ MORE

  • What causes my brain to think negatively most of the time?

    Depression is a disorder of information processing. Therefore, thinking styles that occur during depression periods are laced with negativity, beliefs of inaffectiveness, and distortions about life. Find a cognitive behavioral psychologist to help treat your negative thinking. Best wishes READ MORE

  • I'm having some severe chest pain with anxiety. Is this dangerous? What could it be?

    Hello, an important part of the work of a mental health provider is to understand and then treat psychiatric illness. We first need to assure we are in fact working with someone who has a psychiatric disorder. Part of that process is ruling out other causes of your psychiatric symptoms. Many medical concerns can be occurring in a person's life and present as a psychiatric condition. I make certain to have my patients see their medical doctor to rule out a medical cause of their psychiatric complains. Once that is done I feel comfortable treating the psychiatric problem. So, get evaluated by your family doc then call a psychologist. Hope this helps! Dr Crone 443-207-1809 READ MORE

  • My son watches the same movie over and over

    Hello, children like routine and predictability. Most children have a "go to" movie(s) and will watch regularly. The trick in evaluating whether something is a problem is if it starts to create problems. Will he only watch that movie? Does he shunn all other things? Is he obsessive in areas of his life? Does he have interest in only one area of his life, e.g., knows everything about dinosaurs? If you believe he has any significant problems outside of the movie please schedule an appointment with a pediatric psychologist. If you desire do discuss this further please call my office to talk with me. I can be reached at 443-207-1809. Thank you for the question and I hope the response was helpful. Dr. Crone READ MORE

  • Patient privacy when it's a child being seen

    A great question! Each state has different guidelines on when children can seek mental health treatment and be considered an adult in terms of their privacy. Ask the provider what the laws governing privacy in your state are. For minors, what I do is discuss the law with the parents and child, but create a sense of privacy and safety for the child to be open so they do not feel like I am going to share everything with their parents. I let everyone know that there are certain things I must tell parents, such as anything dangerous or life-threatening going on, but I'd like to keep other less concerning things between the child and this writer. At the end of each session, I will provide an update on areas which we have all agreed is open for discussion. I know I can't develop a good relationship with the child if I am telling their parents everything; it's a balance that parents must learn to tolerate and trust. I hope this is helpful. Dr. Crone READ MORE

  • How important is having friends?

    Hello and thank you for such an important question. At 12 years-old we anticipate that children will desire friendships and to socialize with her peers. When we don't see that we understandably get concerned. One thing to be aware of is, this generation does much of their communicating/socializing through phones/ipods/computers/tablets and we may not see that very often. If you are finding that she does not socialize at all, even with social media, then we need to do some investigation. Some of my first thoughts are, is she anxious around her peers? Does she feel uncomfortable, as if they may be harshly judging her. Do you see her avoid opportunities for socialization? Another question I would wonder is her actual desire for friendships. In your question, you stated that she does not "seem to be upset by this at all," but I would want to follow up with that. If you feel you do not get a better understanding of this situation, a therapist is a great place to start and have things evaluated and understood. Should you desire to contact me, please feel free at, 4430207-1809. Take care and that was a great question! Dr. C READ MORE

  • How to deal with the anxiety of getting cancer?

    I am so sorry to hear about your loss! Grief manifests in a variety of ways and anxiety is common. I find cognitive behavioral therapy is the most effective way to deal with your anxiety, as well as your grief. Please call me to discuss at 443-207-1809. Dr. Crone READ MORE

  • Dealing with pain anxiety depression

    Hello, with addiction impacting the nation at the rates it currently is, physicians are more cautious then ever with addictive medications. I understand that not everyone will get addicted to the medications you have taken in the past, but many will, so the current approach is very cautious when it comes to prescribing such medications. I would be happy to evaluate you to determine what you need and make appropriate recommendations. Feel free to give me a call at 443-207-1809 and we can discuss. Take care, Dr. C READ MORE

Dr. David Earl Crone PSYD's Practice location

David E. Crone, PsyD, LLC

215 North St Suite D -
Elkton, MD 21921
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New patients: 443-207-1809, 443-406-1340, 410-398-4000
Fax: 410-398-0698

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    First of all, Dr. Crone has helped me out tremendously with my sister and her problem. He's really helped her progress through this and helped her become a better person because of it. I highly suggest you read his blog and contact him if you are in need of help.

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