Frank J. Cummings, PhD, is a well-respected psychologist in northeast Wisconsin. Dr. Cummings has a compassionate and personable therapy, assessment, and consultation style. He has an unsurpassed reputation as an honest, cost-effective mental health service provider.

Dr. Cummings received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University. He completed a predoctoral internship at the University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinics. Dr. Cummings has also attended postdoctoral training sponsored by Harvard University School of Medicine, Menninger Institute, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, American Academy of Forensic Psychology, American Bar Association, and American Psychological Association. He is on the medical staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He is listed in the National Register of Health Service Providers and is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Wisconsin Psychological Association.

Dr. Cummings devotes his clinical practice to treat children, adolescent, and adult mental health concerns, especially attention deficit disorder (ADHD). He has extensive training and experience with forensic populations and is the consulting psychologist for Rawhide Boys Ranch in New London, WI. Dr. Cummings has taught undergraduate courses in clinical psychology and personality as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Lawrence University.

Dr. Cummings conducts research on, and provides consultation to, athletes and coaches regarding mental skill strategies designed to optimize athletic performance. He has provided sport psychology interventions for the Kimberly High School football program for five years - the most successful period in the team's history. He also provides consultation for Olympic hopefuls as well as amateur, semiprofessional, and professional athletes and coaches. Dr. Cummings is a runner and enjoys participating in half marathons.

Dr. Cummings has been featured on numerous radio and television stations including WLUK, NBC26, WACY, WBAY, WHBY, and WDUZ.

Dr. Cummings lives in Appleton with his wife and son.