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Santa Clarita, CA (In-Person and Online).
Client Focus: Grief and Loss, Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Stress, Life Transitions(Marriage, Divorce, College, Career changes, and Retirement), Women’s issues, ADHD, and Self-Esteem. She also conducts ADHD testing.
Keri Ross, Psychologist
About Me
Dr. Keri Ross is a graduate of CSPP-California School of Professional Psychology where she received her Doctorate of Clinical Psychology degree. She has had extensive training in psychological testing and therapy. She is currently in private practice in the Santa Clarita Valley. Her practice consists of Women, Men, Couples, Adolescents, and Families.
Dr. Ross provides Therapy in many areas such as Depression, Anxiety, Stress Management, Self-care, Marriage enhancement or conflict, Relationship issues, Grief/Loss, Family issues, Divorce, Teen issues, Parenting, Self-esteem, and Trauma/crisis management.
Dr. Ross specializes in psychological assessment of Children, Adolescents, and Adults in areas such as ADD/ADHD-Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Learning disabilities, Academic Concerns, Behavioral Problems, Intelligence Testing, Mood Disorders (Such as Depression/Anxiety), Thought Disorders (Such as Psychosis), College Acceptance Test Accommodations, and Private School Acceptance/Accommodations.
Dr. Ross is a Clinical Psychologist in Santa Clarita, Saugus, CA and surrounding cities including Valencia, Stevenson Ranch, Westridge, Castaic, Newhall, Canyon Country, Palmdale, Lancaster, Sylmar, Northridge, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles County and the surrounding areas.
Dr. Ross also has a tremendous amount of personal life experience which aides in her practice. She is a young widow and a mother.
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