Beth Jerskey is a highly experienced professional in the field of psychology and neurodevelopment. Beth currently holds positions at the Massachusetts Psychological Association, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Boston Child Study Center, Boston Neuropsychological Services, and May Institute. Beth has a background in research, clinical training, and professional development. Beth has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Boston University and has worked on various projects related to neuropsychology, dementia, behavioral genetics, and autism research. Beth's mentors include Lawrence Sweet, Ronald Cohen, Raymond Niaura, and Michael Lyons.
Boston Child Study Center - Boston, Los Angeles, Maine
The Boston Child Study Center is an innovative treatment, training and research center dedicated to improving the lives of children, adolescents, young adults, and families through cutting edge evidence-based cognitive behavioral treatments. Our mission is to eliminate barriers to effective treatment by: (1) Disseminating evidence-based assessment and treatment through comprehensive treatment teams at the individual, group, family, school, and community level. (2) Increasing access to services through flexible and innovative delivery methods including, affordable sliding-scale services, in-vivo community exposure therapy, mobile coaching, internet-delivered interventions (tele-health), and public education and training of local community and school clinicians. For more information about our Boston office visit us at www.BostonChildStudyCenter.com or call us at (617) 800-9610 For more information about our Los Angeles office visit us at www.BostonChildStudyCenterLosAngeles.com or call us at (888) 225-1995