Justine Odonnell

Justine Odonnell, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in helping individuals learn to listen to, understand, and respond to their emotions in healthy and adaptive ways—central themes in her therapeutic approach. With nearly 20 years of experience, she has a deep understanding of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and emotional regulation issues. Justine is especially skilled at working with adolescents, as well as young adults and adults, in diverse settings that include universities, outpatient care, and wilderness therapy. Her expertise extends to adoption and attachment issues, allowing her to guide individuals through the unique challenges that arise from these experiences. Passionate about empowering young people, Justine enjoys helping them find their voices, become assertive, and carve out their paths. In her practice, she addresses recurring patterns in relationships and assists clients in navigating the complexities of dating and growth. Notably, Justine conducted her dissertation research on relational aggression, focusing on the nuanced ways that females may inadvertently exclude one another. This scholarly background enhances her unique qualifications in addressing relationship challenges during middle school, high school, and even into adulthood.