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Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell

PSY.D. | Clinical Psychologist


  1601 Milltown Rd, Lindell Square, Suite 22, Wilmington
     Delaware, 19808-4027
  302-545-9100    Maps & Directions
Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell is a Wilmington, Delaware based psychologist who is specialized in Clinical Psychology. Her current practice location is 1601 Milltown Rd, Lindell Square, Suite 22, Wilmington. Patients can reach her at 302-545-9100. Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell is PSY.D. in Clinical Psychology and her NPI number (Unique professional ID assigned by NPPES) is 1346494168.
Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell is a mental health professional with highly specialized training in the diagnosis and psychological treatment of mental, behavioral and emotional illnesses, including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Her main focus is on diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Some of the common disorders that she can treat are learning disabilities, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.
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Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell speciality, credentials, practice address, contact phone number and fax are as below. Patients can call on the below given phone number for appointment.
Name: Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell
Specialization: Clinical Psychology
Gender:Female
Credentials: PSY.D.
Practice Address:1601 Milltown Rd, Lindell Square, Suite 22, Wilmington,
Delaware, 19808-4027
Phone:302-545-9100
Professional Identification Codes:
NPI number stands for National Provider Identifier which is a unique 10-digit identification number issued to health care providers in the United States by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). NPI details are as mentioned below.
NPI Number: 1346494168
NPI Enumeration Date: 06 Nov, 2008
NPI Last Update On: 28 Aug, 2014

Business Mailing Address:
Business mailing address can be used for mailing purpose only, for visiting purpose patients need to refer above mentioned address.
Address: Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell
1601 Milltown Rd, Lindell Square, Suite 22
Wilmington, Delaware
Zip: 19808-4027
Phone Number: 302-545-9100
Patients can reach Dr. Amy A. Dwinnell at 1601 Milltown Rd, Lindell Square, Suite 22, Wilmington, Delaware or can call to book an appointment on 302-545-9100.
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