Education Ambassador: Livingston clinical psychologist Dr. Liz Matheis
Dr. Liz Matheis is licensed clinical psychologist and certified school psychologist.
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Jan 29, 2021, 8:59 PM
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Updated 1,176 days ago
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Dr. Liz Matheis is licensed clinical psychologist and certified school psychologist who specializes in assisting children and their families with Autism, ADHD, Anxiety, Learning Disabilities and Behavioral Management in Livingston, New Jersey. She and her team of therapists provide Individual & Family Therapy, Parent Coaching, Play Therapy, Psycho-Educational Evaluations as well as IEP review and optimization.
She and her husband, Rob Matheis, started the practice out of their home in 2009 and remained in their former dining room until 2017 when they expanded their team. They are the proud parents of three children who keep them on their toes!
Visit www.psychedconsult.com for more information. Or following Dr. Matheis on Instagram or Facebook.
Jan. 29, 2021 - Dr. Matheis talks about how it's OK not to be OK - especially during the pandemic.
Nov. 11 - Dr. Liz Matheis talks about COVID depression - the sadness we feel when we miss normalcy.
Oct. 23 - Dr. Matheis continues her discussion on COVID-19 and parent burnout.
Oct. 13 - Dr. Matheis talks about teen relationships and the importance of those relations for your child.
Oct. 6 - Dr. Matheis talks about COVID-19 burnout, and boundaries in our life and homes.
Sept. 23 - Dr. Liz Matheis talks about ways help feel in control during the COVID-19 back to school season.
