Christina Mackey
My name is Christina Mackey, and I am a Doctor of Clinical Psychology. I graduated from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in Chicago. I have a clinical focus on the children and adolescent population. I have experience working in the following settings: therapeutic day school, hospital outpatient, community mental health, and private practice. I am a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Georgia with Psych Pact approval. The majority of my clinical experience has been in psychological assessment, including psychoeducational, social-emotional-behavioral, and disability assessments.
Specialties
Psychological Evaluations
Learning Evaluations
ADHD/Attention
Social-Emotional Functioning
Mental Health
Behavioral Difficulties
Anxiety/Depression
Managing Learning Differences
Social Skills
Healthy Identity Development
Managing Transitions
Differential Diagnosis
Testing Accommodations
Math Disorder
Writing Disorder
Reading Disorder
Ages
Pre-School
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
College
Adult
Languages
English
About
Christina
Early intervention is key! The sooner you are able to obtain support for your family member or loved one, the faster the individual can start to make strides towards making improvements in their areas of need.
There are more students struggling academically than most people realize. That means you are not alone, and it is not atypical. The good news is that seeking support can help you reach your goals and make improvements in school.
I am excited about Parallel because I will have access to a platform that will provide connections with families, students, and schools who may have otherwise had limited or no access. I also appreciate the benefits of providing services to individuals throughout the United States as often times clinical assessment appointments are booked out for months and clients have to go long periods without proper resources or accommodations.
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