Beth M. Seidel, Psy.D.

Dr. Beth Seidel has been working in the mental health field since 1985. She is a partner at the Behavioral Institute, a licensed psychologist, and an active member of the Georgia Psychological Association.

Dr. Seidel specializes in child and family assessment and therapy as well as women's issues. In regards to child and family assessment/therapy, Dr. Seidel provides psychological and psychoeducational evaluations, parent training and education, therapy for individuals, couples, and families, and school observations and consultations. In regards to women's issues, Dr. Seidel provides individual assessment and therapy related to anxiety/depression, postpartum depression, and overall everyday stressors of juggling family and/or work.

Dr. Seidel also provides presentations, which includes such topics as:

• Intelligence Tests: How to Interpret the Results
• Strategies and Techniques in Helping Children with ADHD
• "Your Child's Social Life: Friendships, Cliques and Popularity

Publications Include:

Rossini, E.D., Wygonik, E.D., Friedman (Seidel), B.M., Barrett, D.E. (1994). "Wais-R validation of the thurstone test of mental alertness." Psychological Reports, 74, 1339-1345.