MAIDAH (“MAYA”) KHALID-JANNEY, PSY.D.
Therapy teaches children the skills that school does not – the social-emotional skills that children need to grow, flourish, and overcome whatever life throws at them. We all have stressful, difficult, or even traumatic experiences in life. How your child learns to cope with these challenges is part of what will help him or her become a productive, resilient person. Therapy is about growth, learning, and healing. The tools and skills learned in therapy can be helpful to anyone!
As the parent of three children, I understand that each child is different and has unique gifts and challenges. My goal is to build upon your child’s and family’s strengths, to help your child better cope with life’s challenges and to appreciate the one-of-a-kind person they are.
ACCEPTED INSURANCE PLANS: Medical Assistance, UPMC, self-pay
- Ph.D. in Clinical Applied Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
- Predoctoral psychology internship at the Shippensburg University Counseling Center
Dr. Khalid-Janney is clinically supervised by Dr. Campbell while she completes her postdoctoral hours to become a licensed psychologist.
- Middle and high school students (ages 12+)
- Trauma
- Depression and anxiety
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- ADHD and psychological evaluations
I take a holistic, eclectic approach to therapy, using a wide array of tools and techniques while keeping in mind the big picture and the child’s environment. Therapy models I draw from include:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Client-centered therapy
- Family systems
- Attachment theory
- Evidence-based therapies
ON A PERSONAL NOTE
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