Kristin Schleifer

Kristin Schleifer, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in child, adolescent, and family therapy, with a keen focus on the intricacies of emerging adulthood. Her extensive professional training and experience empower her to work collaboratively with young individuals and their families, helping them develop effective strategies, coping skills, and new perspectives in the face of challenges such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and interpersonal conflict. Kristin has made significant contributions by assisting youth and families in various settings, including schools, community mental health organizations, inpatient psychiatric units, and healthcare systems. Her passion for family dynamics drives her to provide supportive therapy for youths facing behavior challenges while equipping them with tools for positive change. Moreover, Kristin serves as a consultant for inquiries related to child development and parenting support and offers guidance to families whose children or teens confront health issues. In addition to her practice, she has actively contributed to diabetes research at Stanford University, where she investigated the effects of Type 1 diabetes on the developing brain.