| IACP

1386 Old Freeport Rd
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
United States

Office Phone: 4129968855

Member since 2015

Membership Type: IACP

Psychologist

Area(s) of Practice: Child/adolescent Family Couples

License(s): PA Licensed Psychologist PS016427

Carnegie Mellon University (2000)
BS Honors Psychology

Tulane University (2002)
MS Clinical Psychology

Tulane University (2006)
PhD Clinical Psychology

Groups

Subject	Year	Hours
Parents' Readiness to Change: Motivating Cooperative Co-Parenting	2016	1
Collaborative Practice and Evolving Standards	2016	1.5
Clinical & Ethical Best Practices for High Conflict Families: Child-First Strategies for Divorce, Custody, Coparenting, & Court	2016	8
Shifting from Judgement to Curiosity in Collaborative Practice	2016	14
Can I Trust the Child’s Voice?	2015	1.5
Mindfulness in Collaborative Practice	2015	3
Developing Functional Collaborative Teams: Avoiding the 5 Dysfunctions	2015	2
Collaborative Marriage Planning	2015	2
Emotional Intelligence: Personal Transformation to Develop Healthier, More Cohesive Groups	2015	2
Translating Theory into Practice: The Child’s Representative	2015	2
State v. Clark: Who May Report What Children Say?	2015	1.5
How Do I Keep My Kids Out of the Middle?	2015	1.5
Three Day Basic Training in the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Process	2015	18
LISTENING TO THE VOICE OF THE CHILD	2015	8
The Child’s Voice: Introduction to the Child and Youth Concerns Scale	2015	1.5
Neurobiology 101: Chronic Stress and the Developing Brain	2015	1.5
The Nuts and Bolts of Early Neutral Evaluation	2015	1.5