Dr. Christine Clark, PsyD

Dr. Clark earned her PsyD. from Georgian Court University. She has extensive experience counselling adolescents and their parents as a school psychologist. She has vast experience working with adolescents on a wide range of issues that are impacting them at home, school, and socially. Her experience includes working with children with diagnoses of AD/HD, depression, anxiety, trauma, and school/social-related fears. She is adept at connecting with adolescents and meeting them where they are. She has a particular drive to support the parents, providing them with the care they need while coaching them as they help their child. She has addressed local chapters of NAMI and parent groups and led research on the topic of supporting parents of children with mental health disorders. In addition, she works as an adjunct professor at Georgian Court University, teaching courses on Cognition, Biology of the Brain, Psychology of Learning, and undergraduate research. Her approach to therapy is one of empathy, non-judgment and affirming the client. She utilizes a combined approach of mindfulness, person-centred and cognitive-behavioural therapies.