Midlands Psychological Associates

When people talk, we listen.

Husband and wife psychologists Dr. Ron Johnson and Dr. Deb Brock are experts in the fields of psychology who take a holistic approach – mind, body & spirit – to understanding people & helping them understand themselves.

From psychological testing & evaluation to psychotherapy, Ron & Deb have extensive experience in the fields of psychology & psychotherapy.

Of People Helped

With over 106 years of combined practice, Ron & Deb have helped thousands of people understand themselves, repair their relationships & take charge of their lives.

Books Written

As authors, they continue to share their expertise with books about understanding feelings, identifying & enhancing personality strengths & masculinity.

Dr. Ron Johnson

Ron has over 58 years of experience in psychology with a primary focus on men.

Dr. Deb Brock

Deb has over 48 years of experience in psychology with a primary focus on women.

Recent Posts From Our Blog

  • Perfect Love Prevents Fear

    In one of the later books of the New Testament, the writer and apostle, John, states this: “There is no fear I love. But perfect love drives out fear because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears…

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  • The Challenges of Honesty, Openness, and Truth

    I am no philosopher, but like all people, I delve into the medium and art of philosophy unavoidably as we all do. I am certain that philosophes could be bemused by my meanderings in their territory with my minimal training…

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  • The Last Half of Life

    I’m in the last half of life. Perhaps, I should put quotes around that statement because I am not speaking concretely and practically but abstractly and metaphorically. I just flew by my 77th birthday a bit ago and now I’m…

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  • The Only Mental Health Diagnosis

    I am amazed how frequently people talk about various mental health diagnoses. It is common to hear people talking about their “anxiety,” “panic disorder,” “ADHD” or other things, so much so that I hear such conversations while waiting in a…

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