Corey Ray-Subramanian
Dr. Ray-Subramanian specializes in evaluations and therapy for children and adolescents. As a licensed clinical psychologist and school psychologist, she has worked in a variety of settings and her areas of expertise include autism, learning differences, anxiety, depression, trauma, and conducting neurodevelopmental and psychoeducational evaluations. Dr. Ray-Subramanian obtained her doctorate in Educational Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is credentialed as a Health Service Psychologist (HSP) and is a certified Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) therapist. Dr. Ray-Subramanian is committed to developing authentic partnerships with youth and families to support success at school and in life.
Specialties
Psychological Evaluations
Learning Evaluations
Autism
CBT
Social-Emotional Functioning
Anxiety/Depression
Mental Health
Ages
Elementary School
Middle School
Pre-School
High School
Languages
English
About
Corey
An evaluation offers useful information about an individual's strengths and areas of challenge. Most important, a comprehensive evaluation offers practical recommendations for developing skills and accessing any additional supports.
I studied psychology and sociology at Michigan State University and knew that I wanted a career in which I could have a positive impact on people's lives, particularly for children and adolescents. I learned about the field of school psychology and completed my doctoral degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I then went on to obtain my clinical licensure and have had the opportunity to work in school, clinical, and academic research settings.
By understanding one's individual strengths and areas of challenge, students can be supported with effective strategies to leverage their assets and further build their skills. Not everyone learns in the same way. All students deserve access to effective strategies and supports to help them meet their goals.
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