University of New Brunswick - Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Clinical Psychology
Queen's University
Master's degree
Psychology
Dalhousie University
Psychological Assessment
Teaching
Interventions
Science
Parenting Skills Training
Psychotherapy
Research
Mental Health
CBT
Psychology
Child Development
University Teaching
Applied Behavior Analysis
Learning Disabilities
Lecturing
Treatment
Higher Education
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Developmental Disabilities
Curriculum Design
D'Entremont
Experienced Psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry and private practice. Skilled in Lecturing
Psychological Assessment
Interventions
Applied Behavior Analysis
Autism Spectrum Disorder
childhood depression and anxiety
ADHD and Learning Disabilities.
Barbara
D'Entremont Psychological Services
Inc.
University of Manitoba
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
As a licensed psychologist in the province of New Brunswick
I operate a private practice one day per week. I provide assessment and therapy services for children. I take self-referrals as well as referrals from professionals. Some examples of the types of referrals that I take are:\n\nAssessments including (but not necessarily limited to): \n•\tPsycho-educational assessments\n•\tADHD\n•\tASD (children and adults)\n•\tGeneral Developmental Assessments.\n\nCognitive-behavioural therapy including (but not necessarily limited to):\n•\tdepression \n•\tanxiety disorders \n•\tsocial skills for ASD clients\n•\tparent management training
Psychologist
D'Entremont Psychological Services
Inc.
University of Manitoba
Assistant Professor
University of New Brunswick
Associate Professor
University of New Brunswick
Professor
Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses on child development and child clinical psychology. Supervision of undergraduate and graduate student research projects. Research on development of social cognition in typically developing children and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Research on publicly funded early intensive behavioral interventions for preschool children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
University of New Brunswick