Michael S. McLane, Psy.D.

	Michael S. McLane, Psy.D.
	Evaluations, Psychotherapy, and School Consultation Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults

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Dr. Michael McLane is a licensed psychologist with expertise in child and adolescent neuropsychology, a professional specialty devoted to understanding how learning and behavior are related to the development of a child’s brain structures and systems.

The majority of Dr. McLane’s private practice consists of assessing children, adolescents, and college-aged students when there are concerns about learning, attention, behavior, social skills, and emotional adjustment.

Dr. McLane also enjoys conducting psychotherapy with children, adolescents, and young adults, which sometimes involves consulting with parents and teachers about how to help the student. Using a cognitive-behavioral approach to therapy, Dr. McLane seeks to identify and address treatment goals in a timely manner. Dr. McLane also conducts parent training, which can be an important supplement to individual psychotherapy with children.

In order to provide high quality services, Dr. McLane stays up-to-date with current research findings and evidence-based practice through his memberships in several professional organizations, such as:

Texas Psychological Association
American Psychological Association
International Neuropsychological Society
National Academy of Neuropsychology

Additionally, Dr. McLane speaks often with a number of local professionals in related disciplines, such as child and adolescent psychiatry and neurology, developmental pediatrics, and speech-language pathology. He also is in frequent contact with private school administrators, academic language therapists, and educational tutors. This network of colleagues enables Dr. McLane to refer your child to other specialists, if needed.

Dr. McLane gives presentations on his areas of expertise to parents, teachers, school administrators and counselors, pediatricians, and other individuals interested in child and adolescent psychology. Feel free to contact Dr. McLane if you would like to discuss possible presentation topics.

Note: This website contains general information about Dr. McLane’s private practice and background. Thus, by using this website alone you are not establishing a professional or therapeutic relationship with Dr. McLane. If you would like to have a professional relationship with Dr. McLane, please call his office at (972) 620-1225. If e-mail is a more convenient way for you to reach Dr. McLane, keep in mind that it is a less secure and less confidential means of communication than the telephone.