Ever Wondered if Therapy Is Right for Your Child?
Many parents seek support not because something is “wrong,” but because their child is struggling in ways that feel hard to navigate alone. Therapy can offer clarity, skills, and guidance during moments of uncertainty.
Areas of Focus
Parent Consultation & Support
Collaborative consultation and guidance for parents navigating ADHD, anxiety, OCD, ODD, and strong emotional or behavioral reactions in their children.
Meet Dr. Fiona Macphee
I am a licensed psychologist specializing in the assessment and treatment of children and adolescents. My work focuses on supporting families navigating ADHD, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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My training includes extensive specialization in effective treatment for pediatric mental health. I work collaboratively with parents while ensuring that children and teens feel respected, understood, and supported throughout the therapeutic process.
Therapy With Me Is ...
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Tailored to each family's individual needs
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Developmentally informed
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Grounded in evidence-based practice
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Collaborative with parents and caregivers
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Respectful of each child’s pace and individuality
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Focused on practical, real-world skills
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How Do We Start Therapy?
Step 1 — Initial Consultation
We begin with a conversation about your concerns, goals, and whether my approach feels like the right fit.
Step 2 — Thoughtful Assessment
I take time to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, and experiences within their broader context.
Step 3 — Ongoing Support
Treatment is individualized, collaborative, and adjusted over time as needs evolve.
A Thoughtful, Specialized Approach
Deep Clinical Focus.
My work centers on the treatment and evaluation of children and adolescents navigating ADHD, anxiety, and OCD, including complex presentations.
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Structured, Evidence-Driven Care.
Treatment is guided by research-supported approaches and careful clinical judgment, with clear goals and tailored adaptation to each child’s needs.
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Meaningful Parent Partnership.
Parents are supported as active participants in the process, with practical guidance that extends beyond the therapy room and into everyday family life. At times, particularly with adolescents, a more private therapeutic space may be clinically appropriate. Each treatment plan is thoughtfully individualized to the needs of the child and family.