Dr. Ellie Gottstein enjoys working with tweens and teens (ages 10 and older). Dr. Gottstein has  training and experience in with young people for a variety of clinical presentations including: anxiety, depression, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, learning difficulties, social difficulties, self- esteem, giftedness, identity concerns, and life transitions. In addition, Dr. Gottstein’s specialty training includes health psychology (coping with medical news and navigating new health challenges) as well as sport psychology. As a former high-level athlete, Dr. Gottstein enjoys helping young athletes be their best selves and achieve their dreams through targeted sport related intervention. Dr. Gottstein incorporates several therapeutic approaches in her work including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavior Management, and Psychoeducation, depending on the child’s presenting issues. Dr. Gottstein’s goal is to work with each child to achieve their goals in a variety of life domains in a collaborative manner.