Foundations Psychological Services

Dr. Schilling is a licensed psychologist who has a well-established background in assessing and treating a population of clients diverse in age, disability, need, ethnicity, and diagnosis. Areas of specialty include the assessment of autism spectrum disorders, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, learning disabilities, emotional issues, and various forms of dementia. She also has an extensive background in early intervention for children with special needs. Dr. Schilling received her doctoral degree from Pacific Graduate School of Psychology in Palo Alto, California where she specialized in child psychology, family systems, and forensic psychology. Through graduate training placements, Dr. Schilling conducted individual and group therapy, and she worked closely with emotionally-disturbed and at-risk youth in an intensive day treatment facility. She also participated in trauma research at Stanford University Medical Center through a program sponsored by the National Center for PTSD and the Department of Veteran Affairs. After completing a dissertation related to the unique needs of children with autism spectrum disorders in child custody evaluations and custody arrangements, Dr. Schilling completed an internship at San Mateo Medical Center. There, she focused on neuropsychological assessment as well as treatment interventions in both inpatient and outpatient settings. She then went on to a residency at the Autism Spectrum Disorders Center of Kaiser Permanente. In her free time, Dr. Schilling enjoys spending time with her husband, young children, and two dogs. Her hobbies include yoga, reading, and attending various sporting events.