Lea Perry is a doctoral intern at Northwest Neurobehavioral Health and is in the final year of her doctoral program in clinical psychology with a concentration in neuropsychology at The Chicago School in Southern California. She holds master’s degrees in counseling psychology and clinical psychology. In addition to her experience as a marriage and family therapist, Lea has professional experience in private practice, community mental health, in-home services, residential settings, and interdisciplinary medical rehabilitation. She enjoys providing treatment across the lifespan for those experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, chronic pain and illness, life transitions, and the concerns particular to transitional-age youth and emerging adulthood. Her doctoral training has focused on comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological assessment across the lifespan, including neuropsychological assessment within a personal injury litigation context. Lea also serves as adjunct faculty at Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles, where she teaches undergraduate psychology. In her free time, she enjoys exploring nature, thrifting, and spending time with her family.