Child psychologists have completed college and a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) in psychology, which is the science of behavior and mind. They have received advanced training in psychotherapy (talk therapy) and behavioral assessments for children and families. These professionals specialize in behavioral, emotional, and social problems and often address school-related issues, learning disabilities, anxiety, and coping skills.
Neha Navsaria, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry (Child)
Co-Director, Child Psychiatry Clinic
Co Director, Psychotherapy Training Clinic & Seminar
Co-Director, Preschool Mental Health Clinic