Dr. Aaron Poppy treats patients between the ages of 2 and 100 years old. He is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who earned his Doctor of Psychology degree from The Wright Institute, a post-degree certificate in marriage and family therapy from Forest Institute of Professional Psychology, and a Master of Science degree in Clinical and Community Mental Health Psychology from Western Illinois University. He is a father of three children who continue to educate him. Since 2007, he has been providing psychotherapy to children, adults, families, and couples, and psychological assessment to children and adults. He has worked in a variety of settings including community mental health centers, an inpatient hospital unit, an integrated medical/mental health outpatient clinic, a multicultural outreach center, a college counseling center, and a group practice. Dr. Poppy’s approach to psychotherapy develops client-centered foundations of empathy, acceptance, and support with clients to facilitate cognitive-behavioral and family systems therapies. His assessment interest areas include attention, mood, personality, developmental disorders, autism, and learning. His interest areas for therapy include child behavior, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, trauma, life adjustment, and couple and family relationships. He welcomes opportunities to recognize and support diversity.