As Licensed Clinical Psychologists in California and Texas, and as credentialed providers with PsyPact, we are thrilled to offer psychotherapy and psychological assessment to residents of most states!
Our Team
Dr. Joe Dilley
My strengths-based approach to therapy means that we will spend time together talking not only about what has “gone wrong,” but making use of what is already “going right.”
In addition to conducting individual and couples/family therapy, I facilitate unique group therapy experiences, such as the Executive Skills Group (HS students) and the Life Transitions Group (young adults).
I specialize in ADHD, Anxiety, and Gaming Disorder & Screentime Addiction across the lifespan. Inspired by my clients, I authored The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age, which guides parents through 3 simple steps to break the electronics addiction. Grab your copy here:
Bio: Dr. Joe graduated from the University of Iowa with Honors and High Distinction in Psychology, and with a double-minor in Religion and Philosophy. He then brought this multifaceted view of the human psyche to his doctoral studies at Northwestern University, where he completed his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. He lends his expertise to various institutions, and he appears across media outlets, including SiriusXM, NPR, and a multitude of podcasts.
Dr. Carrie Dilley
In striving to ensure that every individual knows they are heard and understood, I use a relational style that is strengths-based and empirically supported. My goal is for each client to feel seen and to gain understanding of how their experiences impact their perspective.
I am an expert in diagnosing and treating individuals who are neurodivergent, including those with Autism Spectrum, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity, Sensory Processing, Learning, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum, Motor, Behavioral, and Impulse Control Disorders. I also regularly support clients facing anxiety and depression. Although these labels may fit the experiences of many people, your story is its own narrative. I recognize that each client has a unique set of strengths and challenges, and that effective treatment must be personalized to facilitate true growth.
Bio: Dr. Carrie graduated from The University of Mississippi Magna Cum Laude in Psychology, with minors in Philosophy, English, and French. At the Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (where she completed her masters and doctorate degrees), she obtained specialty training in neuropsychology and worked with neurodivergent populations. She completed internships at LAC+USC Medical Center and The Help Group’s non-profit specialized school for children with autism and related disorders. Additionally, she is certified as a DIR® Floortime Provider.
She founded the Child and Adolescent Development Special Interest Group for the SGVPA, serving as its first Chair for 5 years.
For more than 20 years, Dr. Carrie has provided specialized support to individuals of all ages. She has extensive experience working in public, non-public, and private school settings, as well as helping parents navigate IEPs and 504 Plans.