Dr. Leventhal is a licensed psychologist who works with children and teens and their caregivers to support social, emotional and behavioral well being for all children. She is dedicated to supporting parenting competence, parent's understanding of their children and family well-being. Dr. Leventhal offers diagnostic evaluation, individual therapy, group therapy and family and educational consultation. Dr. Leventhal has expertise in the area of autism spectrum disorder and associated learning challenges and co-occurring conditions, including anxiety and ADHD. Her approach is trauma informed and affirming. Dr. Leventhal serves toddlers, preschoolers, school age children and adolescents.

Andrea is a certified Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience helping individuals of all ages overcome anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief to identify paths to individual healing while repairing and improving relationships. As a gentle, compassionate therapist, I use a personalized approach to establish your treatment plan so you can attain a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Furthermore, as every person and situation is unique, I aim to help you use your inner strengths to define your journey and reach your potential.

My therapeutic style blends my extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with mindfulness and humanistic orientations to find the best approach for you. I also specialize in Brainspotting, a powerful intervention that addresses emotional/body pain, stress, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

I collaborate with many highly admired psychiatrists, holistic healers, and community providers to ensure everyone has the best care.

Additionally, I am proud to provide specialized care to individuals and families impacted by IgE-mediated food allergies and related allergic conditions.

Brooke Talbot is a Child Development Specialist with a background in early childhood special education, and a master’s degree with an autism focus. She led the nonprofit, REDgen which advocates for youth mental health. She is currently enrolled in UW’s Infant, Early Childhood and Maternal Mental Health Capstone program. She believes the foundation for mental health begins at birth, developing within the context of the parent child relationship. She is passionate about supporting parents and children through assessment and intervention to build a strong foundation upon which their children will thrive. Brooke’s work focuses on parent-child attachment, children’s social and emotional development, and understanding and resolving problem behaviors.