You may have concerns or questions about a child you love. Possibly you have sought answers for many years or perhaps these problems seem new. In either case, you have come to one good place.
This is a very confusing society in which to raise a child; from the internet to television to school parents have questions about what is right for their children. I enjoy getting to know a child and helping parents to better understand their child as well.
You may find yourself wondering what is normal and what is common for a child this age? Teenagers are often moody and irritable, but how much moodiness signals a problem?
Or perhaps you or your child's teacher believe that your child is not working up to his or her potential. Your child may have difficulty concentrating.
As a clinical psychologist with extensive experience, I hear and address these types of questions every day. I use well-researched evaluation tools while working with you and your child to answer these questions, and to help you get back on track.
We will begin with an initial visit during which I will learn about your concerns. Together we will decide whether to proceed with a psychological evaluation or psychotherapy, or on a different course of action.
