I'm a psychologist, not a psychiatrist, so I don't prescribe medication. When needed, I collaborate with your physician or can refer you to a psychiatrist to discuss medication options.
I offer after-school and evening hours on certain days. Initial assessments are scheduled during daytime hours, but follow-ups can be scheduled for after school and evenings based on availability. See hours and location.
Yes! Parents get practical coaching throughout our work together—learning what to say, when to step back, and how to support without fixing.
That's not unusual. We can start with parents to teach you strategies for navigating the challenges at home. Meeting with parents first often sets a collaborative tone, and I'm pretty good at eventually connecting with skeptical, arms-crossed kids.
If you're Googling at 2am, dreading school mornings, or feeling like your usual parenting isn't working, trust your gut. When struggles interfere with daily life or your relationship with your child, it's worth a conversation.
Toddlers, kids, and teens, plus their parents. I especially love working with families navigating ADHD, anxiety, big emotions, and those "why is everything so hard?" seasons.
