Our Licensed Clinical Psychologists provide outpatient therapy and support services to children, youth, adults, and their families. Our psychologists primarily use a cognitive behavioral approach with a person-centered focus.
Our program offers an extensive range of psychological evaluation and therapeutic services aimed at promoting the mental health and well-being of children and their families. These services cover a broad spectrum of needs, from autism and ADHD assessments to support for adjustment problems, anxiety, and depression, among others. Our goal is to provide personalized and effective interventions for every unique situation, fostering healthier dynamics within families and supporting the individuals in their journey towards improved mental health.
Autism Evaluation Team
IQ/Cognitive and Achievement (academic difficulties)
ADHD
We provide assessment and therapy, parent support, development of interventions, and strategies to manage behavioral difficulties, assist with transitions throughout the day, and encourage connections with others. We offer autism screenings as part of our ASD STAR (Screening and Therapeutic Assessment with Recommendations) Clinic and full autism evaluations involving multidisciplinary teams.
We provide assessments and treatment for ADHD, including parent support and interventions to manage symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention.
Children can struggle with chronic sadness, mood swings, irritability, and withdrawal. Therapy helps children identify and challenge thoughts and other factors contributing to depression, gives parents interventions and strategies to help children boost mood and self-esteem, as well as addressing relational issues that can contribute to depression.
Children can experience anxiety which can manifest into physical complaints, difficulty separating from parents/caregivers, sleep difficulties, and worries. We work on ways to reduce anxiety through healthy coping skills, challenging thoughts that cause anxiety, and practicing behaviors that break the anxiety cycle.
Big changes like moves, divorce, and the birth of a sibling can affect a child’s mood, behavior, and overall functioning. We work with parents on ways to minimize difficulties with transitions and help children navigate them in a healthy way. We help them process through their thoughts and feelings and work with parents on the development of strategies to help ease the impact of a transition.
We provide a safe environment and trusting relationship for children so they can process through traumatic events, such as abuse, accidents, injuries, and hospitalizations.
We support children and families who have experienced loss and work on processing through thoughts and feelings in a healthy way in order to gain closure and a healthy perspective on the loss.
We work on giving parents tools for their tool belt and effective interventions to address difficult behaviors like aggression and non-compliance so parents feel confident in their ability to manage these behaviors.
A short-term, specialized program for children ages 2.5 - 6 with behavioral and/or emotional difficulties.
We address family dynamics that may contribute to feeding issues and the underlying causes of feeding difficulties. We also discuss ways to reduce stress and emotionality related to mealtimes. We also talk about behavioral interventions to effectively address feeding difficulties.
We help children develop and maintain meaningful relationships by learning and practicing skills important in interactions with others, including personal space, conversational skills, reading social cues, taking turns, and cooperating with others. We work on these skills through experiential activities like playing games, making projects, and following recipes.
We provide support for parents regarding healthy self-care, development of a support network, and managing unique stressors involved with parenting children with disabilities.
Sometimes dynamics between siblings can become strained. We work on developing healthy and adaptive interactions to improve these relationships.
Psychology services provide parents with a helpful perspective on toileting issues and interventions and strategies that effectively address these difficulties and reduce the stress and negative emotions associated with toileting.
Serving children, teens, adults, couples, and families on an outpatient basis.
PhD
PsyD, MSCP
Psy. D., LP
Our Licensed Clinical Psychologists provide outpatient therapy and support services to children, youth, adults, and their families. Our psychologists primarily use a cognitive behavioral approach with a person-centered focus.
Our program offers an extensive range of psychological evaluation and therapeutic services aimed at promoting the mental health and well-being of children and their families. These services cover a broad spectrum of needs, from autism and ADHD assessments to support for adjustment problems, anxiety, and depression, among others. Our goal is to provide personalized and effective interventions for every unique situation, fostering healthier dynamics within families and supporting the individuals in their journey towards improved mental health.
We provide assessment and therapy, parent support, development of interventions, and strategies to manage behavioral difficulties, assist with transitions throughout the day, and encourage connections with others. We offer autism screenings as part of our ASD STAR (Screening and Therapeutic Assessment with Recommendations) Clinic and full autism evaluations involving multidisciplinary teams.
We provide assessments and treatment for ADHD, including parent support and interventions to manage symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention.
Children can struggle with chronic sadness, mood swings, irritability, and withdrawal. Therapy helps children identify and challenge thoughts and other factors contributing to depression, gives parents interventions and strategies to help children boost mood and self-esteem, as well as addressing relational issues that can contribute to depression.
Children can experience anxiety which can manifest into physical complaints, difficulty separating from parents/caregivers, sleep difficulties, and worries. We work on ways to reduce anxiety through healthy coping skills, challenging thoughts that cause anxiety, and practicing behaviors that break the anxiety cycle.
Big changes like moves, divorce, and the birth of a sibling can affect a child’s mood, behavior, and overall functioning. We work with parents on ways to minimize difficulties with transitions and help children navigate them in a healthy way. We help them process through their thoughts and feelings and work with parents on the development of strategies to help ease the impact of a transition.
We provide a safe environment and trusting relationship for children so they can process through traumatic events, such as abuse, accidents, injuries, and hospitalizations.
We support children and families who have experienced loss and work on processing through thoughts and feelings in a healthy way in order to gain closure and a healthy perspective on the loss.
We work on giving parents tools for their tool belt and effective interventions to address difficult behaviors like aggression and non-compliance so parents feel confident in their ability to manage these behaviors.
A short-term, specialized program for children ages 2.5 – 6 with behavioral and/or emotional difficulties.
We address family dynamics that may contribute to feeding issues and the underlying causes of feeding difficulties. We also discuss ways to reduce stress and emotionality related to mealtimes. We also talk about behavioral interventions to effectively address feeding difficulties.
We help children develop and maintain meaningful relationships by learning and practicing skills important in interactions with others, including personal space, conversational skills, reading social cues, taking turns, and cooperating with others. We work on these skills through experiential activities like playing games, making projects, and following recipes.
We provide support for parents regarding healthy self-care, development of a support network, and managing unique stressors involved with parenting children with disabilities.
Sometimes dynamics between siblings can become strained. We work on developing healthy and adaptive interactions to improve these relationships.
Psychology services provide parents with a helpful perspective on toileting issues and interventions and strategies that effectively address these difficulties and reduce the stress and negative emotions associated with toileting.
Serving children, teens, adults, couples, and families on an outpatient basis.
PhD
PsyD, MSCP
Psy. D
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