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

  • The Centrality of Disappointment

    One of the most important terms to use daily is “disappointment.” Think about it: how many times during a single day are you actually disappointed. If you’re careful to note your feelings and thoughts, you will notice that disappointment is…

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  • Looking for Magic

    Everybody loves magic. I always admire someone who is skilled at doing magic, whether someone who is professional on a stage like a colleague of mine (Dr. Dan Feaster), or someone who is just good at some card trick. I…

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  • The Things That We Love

    We all love different things. Our most recent book, What’s Your Temperament, discusses how our temperaments determine what we like, and more importantly, what we love. We made a distinct point that one of the defining characteristics that we have…

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  • I Don’t Like My Kid

    “I don’t like my kid.” This statement must sound outrageous. It certainly isn’t something that should be said frivolously or even teasingly. It most certainly shouldn’t be said to any child. It might, however, be a statement that could be…

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