
About
Dr. Williamson is a licensed psychologist with a strong history of addressing psychosocial issues related to chronic health conditions including obesity, diabetes, tobacco use, chronic pain and insomnia. She is well-versed in cognitive behavioral therapy, prolonged exposure therapy, cognitive processing therapy, integrated behavioral couples’ therapy and motivational interviewing.
In her current position at Texas A&M Health Family Care, she specializes in physician-patient communication and prepares medical residents to treat behavioral health concerns in rural settings. Through these activities, she obtained a profound understanding of the need for sustainable interventions targeting diverse individuals at risk for chronic medical and mental health conditions.
Dr. Williamson earned her PhD in Counseling Psychology at Texas A&M University. She has completed internships and fellowships with the Central Texas Veterans Health Care System and Veterans Affairs North Texas Health Care System. She is married to Dr. Brandon Williamson, a primary care physician at Texas A&M Health Family Care.
Credentials
Titles
- Licensed Psychologist
- Clinical Associate Professor-Department of Primary Care and Rural Health
- Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor- Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
- Director of Behavioral Health and Wellness, Texas A&M Family Medicine Residency
Education & Training
- Texas A&M University, PhD, Counseling Psychology, 2014
- Texas A&M University, Master of Science: Educational Psychology, 2011
- Texas A&M University, Bachelor of Science: Psychology (Honors Fellow; Magna Cum Laude), 2009
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Common terms and phrases related to the health care services provided by Meredith Williamson
psychosocial issues obesity diabetes tobacco use chronic pain insomnia cognitive behavioral therapy prolonged exposure therapy cognitive processing therapy integrated behavioral couples’ therapy motivational interviewing