Dr. Campbell graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Texas Christian University. She then went on to earn her Master of Arts and Doctor of Psychology degrees in Clinical Psychology at Argosy University. She has been licensed to practice psychology in the state of Texas since 2010. Dr. Campbell is an active member of Fort Worth Psychological Association, as well as EMDRIA.

 

Dr. Campbell completed her pre-doctoral internship at The Children’s Assessment Center in Houston, Texas. During her intership, she provided individual and group psychotherapy to children who were victims of sexual abuse, as well as to the victim's siblings and non-offending caregivers. She also conducted psychological evaluations, suicide risk assessments and extended forensic evaluations. Dr. Campbell's post-doctoral residency was at Cook Children’s Psychology Clinic in Denton, Texas. During her residency, she completed psychological and neuropsychological assessments on children and adolescents from the ages of 2 to 19. Areas of assessment included learning disabilities and mental retardation, attention problems, mood disorders, developmental disorders (including Autism spectrum disorders), psychotic disorders, disruptive behavior disorders, seizure disorders, fetal alcohol exposure, cerebral atrophy and head trauma.

 

Prior to starting her private practice, Dr. Campbell worked with CK Family Services. She completed psychological assessments on children and adolescents involved in the foster care and adoption systems, as well as adults per requirement of their DFPS service plan. She also provided individual, play and family psychotherapy to foster and post adoption children. Dr. Campbell began her private practice in 2011, and she  focuses on improving the lives of children by providing therapeutic services such as play, individual and family therapy. Additionally, she completes psychological assessments on children and adolescents dealing with learning disabilities, attention problems, mood disorders, developmental disorders, psychotic disorders and/or disruptive behavior. Dr. Campbell is also formally trained in the use of the Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She also utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy and Sand Tray Therapy.

 

Dr. Campbell specializes in treating children who have been victims of trauma, including sexual, physical and emotional abuse. She prefers to approach therapy with youth in a flexible manner in order to increase their comfort level, as well as their willingness to trust her and the therapeutic process. Regardless of the issue, parents are an integral part of the therapeutic process.