Dr. Savage
Dr. Savage
An important part of therapy is feeling comfortable, understood, and connected with your therapist—especially for children and teens. I take the time to build genuine relationships and create a safe, supportive space where young people can be themselves, feel heard, and engage in the therapeutic process. Because when your child feels connected, therapy can become a place where meaningful change begins.
About Me
I was born and raised in Austin, Texas and currently live in Shreveport, LA. I am very passionate about animals and have fostered a few dogs over the years. My fiancé and I are hoping to adopt 2 dogs soon! I love to engage in crafts and art, and I am currently working on building my sewing skills. In my free time I also love to play video games and board games. I have always enjoyed outdoor and athletic activities and play ultimate frisbee most weeks. Being part of my community is important to me, and I enjoy finding ways to connect with others, get involved in local activities, and give back when I can.
Relevant Training
Education: Clinical Psychology Psy.D. —Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona
Training:
Postdoctoral Fellowship — Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin, Texas
Received advanced training in trauma treatment utilizing TF-CBT, working with medically complex cases, parent coaching using PCIT, and general outpatient concerns through CBT.
Predoctoral Internship — Travis County Juvenile Probation in Austin, Texas
Focused on working with teens involved in the juvenile justice system. This experience strengthened my abilities in helping parents manage behavioral challenges, guiding teens to make positive choices for their future, and addressing systemic and generational trauma.
Across each stage of my training, I have remained focused on children, teens, and their caregivers. I am passionate about helping young people navigate challenges, build on their strengths, and work toward the goals that matter most to them!
Fill out the inquiry form and we’ll schedule a free consultation to explore the best next steps for your child.
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