Inspired Psychological and Behavioral Services
Child psychology, neuropsychological testing, and family support in Georgetown, TX
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- Neuropsychological testing includes full-day or 2-3 half-day in-person appointments
- Initial intake appointments are 90 minutes
- Testing reports typically completed within 2 weeks
- Virtual appointments available for intake and feedback sessions
- Evidence-based approaches include SPACE, PCIT, CPS, FloorTime, and Social Thinking
- Team includes clinical psychologists, LPC specialists, and board-approved supervisors
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About Inspired Psychological and Behavioral Services
Inspired Psychological and Behavioral Services, led by Katrina Fairchild (LPC-S) and her team of licensed psychologists and clinical specialists, provides comprehensive mental health and behavioral services for children, adolescents, and families in the greater Austin area. The practice specializes in understanding the neurocognitive roots of childhood challenges and building skills in children while supporting and empowering parents and caregivers.
The team works with children experiencing autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, OCD, anxiety, depression, developmental delays, learning differences (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia), giftedness, twice exceptionality, concussions, and genetic-related concerns. Services include individual therapy, neuropsychological testing, parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT), trauma-focused CBT, parent support, and virtual appointments.
The practice emphasizes working with children in the environments where they function and advocates for each individual's unique neurocognitive profile, ensuring treatment plans are tailored to each child's needs.
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Questions people ask
How long does PCIT treatment typically last?
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy usually runs 16-20 weeks or sessions on average. The program is designed to increase connection and communication between parent and child while providing tools to manage disruptive behaviors.
What can I expect during my child's first appointment?
The initial intake is a 90-minute session where the provider meets with parents and child. This gives the provider time to hear your child's story, concerns, and strengths, while allowing families to determine if the provider is a good fit for their needs.
What is Collaborative Problem-Solving?
Collaborative Problem-Solving (CPS) helps parents view challenging behaviors as linked to neurocognitive skill deficits rather than willfulness. Parents learn to partner with children to identify triggers and co-develop strategies before problems occur.
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