As a clinical psychologist with specialization in Child/Adolescent and Pediatric Psychology, Dr. Hoehn predominantly uses an
integrative approach to therapy, using techniques from a variety of approaches that are evidence-based and indicated for the presenting concerns of the child/adolescent and their parent/caregiver.
Orientations that Dr. Hoehn typically incorporates into sessions may include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Behavioral Therapy (BT), and Interpersonal Therapy (IPT-A). Dr. Hoehn will work collaboratively with the child/adolescent as well as their parent/caregiver to identify goals for therapy.
Depending on the age of the child and the presenting concerns, sessions typically involve working with the child/adolescent individually, the parent/caregiver individually, or the family as a unit. Additionally, Dr. Hoehn’s training and past experiences have highlighted the benefits of multidisciplinary collaboration when working with children and adolescents. As such, if clinically indicated and approved by family, Dr. Hoehn will make attempts to connect with school personnel and other care providers (e.g., physicians, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, etc) who are also working with the child/adolescent in order to best support their needs.