Benjamin Reed

Motto:A man's reach should exceed his grasp.
Benjamin Reed, a clinical psychologist with a knack for storytelling, calls the vibrant city of Austin, Texas, his home. With a warm and empathetic approach, Benjamin specializes in providing evidence-based therapy to adults facing challenges such as stress management, personal growth, career changes, and navigating complex family dynamics. He has a special focus on helping individuals recover from loss and rebuild their lives after significant setbacks. Over the years, Benjamin has lent his expertise in various settings, from the renowned Dell Medical School to private practice, where he's helped countless people find their path forward.
Benjamin's journey into media began when he was chosen for a prestigious fellowship at the Texas Tribune, which later led to a role at a local PBS affiliate, KLRU. There, he developed a series of documentaries that explored the intersection of mental health and modern society, earning him accolades within the community. His work on the award-winning series "Healing Hearts" showcased real-life stories of resilience, featuring individuals who overcame personal struggles like grief, addiction, and social anxiety.
As a sought-after expert, Benjamin has shared his insights on platforms like NPR’s “Texas Standard,” “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” and “Austin Monthly.” He’s also a regular guest on podcasts such as “Mental Health Matters” and “The Mindful Minute,” where he discusses practical tips for maintaining mental well-being. In addition to his media appearances, Benjamin is the author of "Finding Your Way: A Guide to Thriving After Loss," a heartfelt book that offers guidance and support to those navigating life’s toughest transitions.
Benjamin's academic journey started at the University of Texas at Austin, where he participated in the Honors Program, graduating summa cum laude. He went on to earn his master’s degree from Stanford University and his doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley. Passionate about education, Benjamin loves inspiring others to explore new perspectives and deepen their understanding of human behavior. Outside of work, he’s an avid cyclist and enjoys hiking the scenic trails around Austin.
To learn more about Benjamin and his work, visit drbenjaminreed.com.
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