About Dr. Jennifer McCart
Clinical psychologist. Integrative practitioner. Advocate for neurodivergent care.
Dr. Jennifer McCart is a clinical psychologist whose work focuses on supporting neurodivergent individuals, conducting comprehensive assessments, and providing cognitive rehabilitation for clients navigating attention, memory, and executive functioning challenges.
Her clinical experience spans anxiety, depression, stress-related concerns, and the relational dynamics that arise within families and partnerships impacted by neurodivergence. Dr. McCart is committed to thoughtful care that supports functional improvements and long-term, whole-body well-being.
She integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, mindfulness-based interventions, and nervous system-informed techniques — always with an emphasis on clarity, resilience, and measurable progress.
Dr. McCart earned her doctorate from Azusa Pacific University, where her program emphasized a systems approach with integration of spirituality. She has worked with children, adolescents, families, and adults across community mental health, school counseling, inpatient psychiatric care, and medical rehabilitation settings.
EDUCATION
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) — Azusa Pacific University (APA Accredited)
SPECIALTIES
Autism & ADHD adult evaluations · neurodivergent care · psychological assessment · cognitive rehabilitation · anxiety · depression
APPROACHES
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) · Solution-Focused Therapy · Mindfulness-Based Interventions · Nervous System-Informed Techniques
EXPERIENCE SETTINGS
University counseling · psychiatric centers · community mental health · school counseling · inpatient psychiatric · medical rehabilitation
ADDITIONAL AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Chronic Illness · Chronic Impulsivity · Coping Skills · Depression · Family Conflict · Education and Learning Disabilities · Life Transitions · Parenting · Peer Relationships · Relationship Issues · Self Esteem · Sleep or Insomnia · Spirituality · Stress · Testing and Evaluation · Women's Issues · Mental Health · Impulse Control Disorders · Mood Disorders
“I believe the most effective therapy starts with genuinely understanding how someone’s mind works — not fitting them into a pre-set model.”
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