Amanda Heins, PsyD
Psychologist
Location:
Primarily work with:
- Children, Adolescents
Areas of expertise:
- Anxiety, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Depression, Neurodiversity (ASD, ADHD, specific learning disorders, Tourette’s syndrome), OCD, PTSD / Trauma
Degrees:
- Bachelor’s degree with honors, Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Milwaukee, WI)
- Graduate and Doctoral degrees, Clinical Psychology, Midwestern University (Downer’s Grove, IL)
Internship/Fellowship/Residency:
- Doctoral internship, Family Options Counseling (Wauwatosa, WI)
Professional Organizations/Certifications:
- American Psychological Association
- International OCD Foundation
In the Media
- A Psychologist’s Perspective on Neurodiversity: Why We Should Learn to Dance With Our Differences
- Neurodiversity Awareness
- Navigating Political Differences at Thanksgiving
- What’s going to happen to TikTok if it’s banned? New apps on the horizon
- New Wisconsin summer camp offers camaraderie for middle schoolers with OCD
- The ‘summer slide’ for mental health
- Rogers Behavioral Health offers insight into the ways symptoms overlap for OCD and ADHD
- Rise Above: Helping Kids with Big Emotions
- Neurodiversity: Embracing differences while supporting mental health
- Bully behavior: What can parents do?
- Mental health in summer: Benefits of boredom
- School anxiety: Signs and strategies
- Rogers Behavioral Health Looks at Back-to-School Anxiety: Advice for Parents
