Kate Lund
Dr. Kate Lund is a licensed clinical psychologist with two decades of experience. She has specialized training in medical psychology from Shriners Hospital for Children in Boston, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, all of which are affiliated with Harvard Medical School. Dr. Lund uses a strengths-based approach in working with students facing learning challenges and their families, while helping them to reach their full potential.
Dr. Lund lives in Washington State with her husband, two boys, a lively West Highland White terrier named Squirt and a Britany Doodle named Wally. She played collegiate tennis and these days, she is an avid golfer. Outside of work, I love time with my family and my two dogs. I am training Wally as a therapy dog and our plan is to make regular visits to children's hospitals. Additional interests include -- golf, travel, photography and fitness.
Specialties
ADHD
Anxiety
Learning Disorders
Executive Functioning
Other
Ages
Middle School
High School
Languages
English
About
Kate
Growing up I always wanted to understand and help those around me. A series of childhood medical challenges likely sparked this. Initially, I thought I would become a pediatrician. Yet, over time, I developed a strong interest in psychology and set a goal to become a clinical psychologist. As I worked towards this goal through school, I developed an awareness of the power of looking at what is right with people and not just areas of challenges. This has translated into a wonderful platform for helping clients to navigate challenges, believe in themselves and move towards their potential.
I am passionate about helping students with learning differences because I grew up with a medical challenge which made aspects of my academic journey difficult. I was fortunate in that I had a strong support system and people in my life who believed in me despite the challenges. I learned the importance of believing in myself and finding ways to work through and beyond the challenges. For me, this made all the difference. I have helped one of my boys who has dyslexia to do the same. These things, along with my years of clinical experience have demonstrated that it is possible to work through and beyond challenge towards true potential.
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