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As a licensed psychologist, I will assess, diagnose, and treat your child’s psychological, emotional, and behavioral concerns to support their well‑being.
I bring many years of experience supporting adoptive, foster, and kinship families. My work is trauma‑informed and relationship‑based, using attuned play and co‑regulation to help caregivers and youth build safety, connection, and shared understanding. I draw from evidence‑based approaches, including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma‑focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF‑CBT), exposure‑response strategies, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
Outside of the clinic, I love exploring the richness of Wisconsin’s culture and landscape. I’m naturally curious and enjoy finding new adventures through a good book, a local park, or a maker’s market.
Titles
- Licensed Psychologist
Education
- 2006, Saint Louis University, PhD
- 2003, St Louis University (MO), MS
- 1998, Truman State University, BA
Fellowships
- 2008, Bradley Hasbro Children's Research Center - Post Doctoral Internship in Early Childhood
Awards
- MCW Outstanding Medical Student Teacher, Global Health, 2013
- MCW Outstanding Medical Student Teacher, Global Health, 2015
- Clinical Excellence, MCW Department of Pediatrics, 2018
Dr. Wilson was awarded funding through Rotary International (May/June 2011) to travel through Northeastern Italy during which time she explored aspects of international adoption and early childhood education within that country.
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