Dr. Lauren Schutzman is a postdoctoral psychology resident with a rich background in school psychology. She earned her Doctorate in School Psychology from Nova Southeastern University, where she developed a deep commitment to understanding and addressing the diverse needs of students and their families.

Dr. Schutzman is known for her multicultural approach to therapy, which emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting each client’s unique cultural and individual perspectives. She integrates an eclectic range of therapeutic techniques, tailoring her approach to fit the specific needs and goals of each person with whom she works. This personalized strategy ensures that therapy is not only effective, but also resonates deeply with each of her clients.

In her role as a school psychologist, Dr. Schutzman has focused on providing support to children, adolescents, and their families, making the school environment more accessible and less challenging. Additionally, Dr. Schutzman offers psychoeducational and cognitive functioning assessments, which provide valuable insights into a person’s social-emotional functioning, cognitive abilities, academic performance, and executive functioning skills. In her therapy practice, she specializes in delivering a variety of services, including individual and group therapy with adults, adolescents, and children. Dr. Schutzman is adept at addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, family concerns, parent training, identity development, and stress management.

Dr. Schutzman’s collaborative approach ensures that she works closely with each client and family to achieve meaningful progress and reach their goals. Her commitment to understanding each individual’s context and needs underscores her dedication to providing high-quality, compassionate care.