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Breaking through social and emotional barriers

  • Identify the social and emotional challenges that interfere with day-to-day functioning
  • Address challenges using evidence-based practices
  • Equip the child to cope with obstacles and to achieve their best self

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Children, like adults, can experience mental health challenges that negatively impact their well-being. Some common mental health problems in children include depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, grief, and problems adjusting to new situations (divorce, new school, bullying, etc.). Children can also have complex and multi-diagnosis learning and behavioral challenges.

If left untreated, these issues can interfere with your child’s daily functioning, their ability to achieve developmental milestones, and their ability to master educational goals.

Our child psychotherapists are highly trained to assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health conditions and psychological distress for children and teens up to age 21. Using evidence-based practices, our psychotherapists help each child identify and break down problems so they are better equipped to cope with these obstacles and achieve their best self.

Cari Whitlock, PsyD Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Cari Whitlock leads a team of highly experienced, skilled pediatric psychologists.


  • Specialized in Pediatric Neuropsychology with direct care expertise in forensic evaluations, PTSD and trauma evaluations, and evidence-based treatments such as DBT and Prolonged Exposure
  • Worked with the Department of Defense and the Veterans Association (VA) system to mentor and train psychologists and social workers. Cared for medically compromised children with co-morbid neurological disorders, and conducted research on ADHD
If you or someone you know are currently involved in a serious crisis, please call 911 to connect with local emergency services that can help to resolve the situation. For other situations refer to our Mental Health Crisis Resources.

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