Dr. Jennifer Cowen , CA Psychologist 30923

Dr. Jennifer Cowen is a California licensed clinical psychologist with 23 years of experience helping individuals and families navigate major life transitions and persistent challenges. She draws on doctoral training completed at UCLA and an advanced postdoctoral specialization in early childhood to blend research-informed assessment and evidence-based interventions into care that is tailored to each person’s needs. CA Psychologist 30923 indicates her California psychologist license and clinical credentialing.

Her work includes extensive support for neurodivergent clients, including those with ADHD and autism spectrum conditions, as well as people coping with anxiety and related concerns. She also assists clients facing depression, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties, and other life stressors, and when appropriate partners with family members to foster lasting growth and healing.

Dr. Cowen integrates gold-standard assessment practices with therapeutic approaches grounded in clinical research. She emphasizes the client as the expert of their own story and aims to cultivate meaningful change through empathy, clinical insight, and practical guidance. Her practice reflects a commitment to thoughtful, individualized care that honors each person’s strengths and goals.

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