Dr. Toby Tyler Watson, Psy.D.

Dr. Watson accepted the position of Executive - Clinical Director of Associated Psychological Health Services, and added R.E.A.Ch.-Sheboygan in 2005. Dr. Watson is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, holds a Master’s Degree from the California School of Professional Psychology-Fresno and a Doctorate in Clinical Depth/Dynamic Psychology (2002) from Alliant University. He was further trained at San Joaquin Psychotherapy Center in Clovis-Fresno, CA, now called Sequoia Psychotherapy Center. Dr. Watson is a Board Member of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology (ICSPP) and enjoys lecturing and educating. He has presented at and is a member of the International Society for the Psychological Treatment of Schizophrenia and other psychosis (ISPS-Chic), and is a member of the Alliance for Human Research Protection.
Dr. Watson specializes in Jungian-Psychodynamic and analytic psychotherapy, utilizing individual, group, family and couples psychotherapy. He has a special interest in the effects of Medication on Psychotherapy, Dream analysis, Political Social Psychology and the Human Attachment Process as it relates to spirituality. He has testified as an Expert Witness in the field of outcome research as it specifically relates to treatment options (e.g. psychotropic medication and biological model of treatment verses psychosocial psychological models of treatment).  Dr. Watson also is a continuing education facilitator for both psychologists (C.E.) as well as attorneys (L.C.E.).  He is available for consulting, speeches and phone consultations. You may contact him at via tobywatson@abcmedsfree.com
Dr. Watson is a Licensed Clinical Depth Psychologist, WI-2563-057, National Register of Health Care Providers, 2006, and is in compliance with all Wisconsin Mental Health Regulations and State Statues.

Dr. Karl F. Riem, Ed.D.

Karl F. Riem, Ed.D., Licensed Psychologist, is Listed in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. He is also CADC-III certified, and also holds International Certification in AODA (ICRC, #616). After earning his doctorate at Marquette University, and completing general psychology internships, he completed post-doctoral work at Harvard University, where he trained with T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. and Dr. Burton White, and was Certified by the Harvard-Lilly program regarding infants and toddlers. For over a dozen years he was Chief Psychologist and Co-Director for the Child Development Center, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. He also founded and developed the pediatric-psychology program at the Medical College of Wisconsin were he maintained faculty appointments in Pediatrics, Neurology, and the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He was on the staff of Children's Hospital, the Medical College of Wisconsin, and Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital. Dr. Riem served as an infant-toddler specialist for the Sheboygan County Unified Board for many years and was involved in the development of many Sheboygan infant/early child and parenting programs, including city/county health dept., RCS, Mental Health Center,etc. He served as a consulted to numerous government and national child-family resource programs and has published numerous related professional and research articles. Doctor Riem founded Associated Psychological Health Services in 1985, and in 2004, he retired from seeing patients; however, Dr. Riem continues to provide in-service training and consultation at APHS.  

Dr. JoAnglea Johnston, Psy.D.: Dr. Johnston completed her Psychology Internship at APHS and now is completing her Post Doctoral Training for licensure.  Dr. Johnston is a graduate from the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University/Twin Cities.  She was awarded the Senior Research Award from the University of Wisconsin-Steven's Point and is a member of Psychological Honors Society, American Psychological Association and the International Center for the Study of Psychology and Psychiatry. 

Ryan Groh, is a Master in Counseling student at Lakeland Collage, who is completing his clinical training at APHS.  He currently conducts Anger Management and Domestic Violence Groups and Individual counseling.