Dr. Christopher Grant
Psy. D
Pennsylvania
Addiction, Teens and Young Adults
Dr. Christopher Grant is the Clinical Supervisor of Teen and Young Adult Male Services as well as the psychologist for the unit.
He provides supervision for the behavioral health therapists, reviews treatment charts, and coordinates the schedule of treatment components. He also serves as a liaison for family members, referents, and others about their patient and the treatment he is receiving and listens to their concerns, explaining Caron’s treatment philosophy and the specific services used in the programs for young adults.
Dr. Grant is a licensed psychologist with 15 years of experience in behavioral health. His professional focus is on general psychological services for adults and children (ages 14+) with experience in treating individuals with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, phase of life adjustment, and trauma histories. He approaches client/patient distress from an integrated approach that combines interpersonal and psychodynamic perspectives. His expertise includes behavioral addictions, attachment, trauma, and mindfulness.
In April 2020, Dr. Grant came to Caron as a staff psychologist and accepted the position of clinical supervisor in 2021. Prior to coming to Caron, he was a psychologist with another behavioral health organization, providing supervision for psychology interns and offering educational presentations for staff. He also facilitated individual and group therapy with patients.
He has also worked as an adjunct professor of psychology at Franklin and Marshall, teaching courses on general psychology, trauma, and psychopathology. This experience enabled him to deepen his understanding of young adults, a population that he enjoys working with.
Dr. Grant has a Doctorate of Psychology focused on counseling psychology from Carlow University in Pittsburgh. He has a Master of Arts in counseling and a Bachelor of Science in psychology from Geneva College.
Being able to communicate in difficult situations has been critically important in my work, especially as someone who supervises behavioral health staff. Listening with full attention and knowing how to relay difficult information to patients, family members, and staff enables me to successfully provide support and guidance.”
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