Heather Ulrich, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist Parenting Coordinator
Specializing in parenting support & coaching, co-parenting mediation and therapy, and Parenting Coordination services.
Specializing in parenting support & coaching, co-parenting mediation and therapy, and Parenting Coordination services.
All services are provided remotely utilizing video conferencing and phone calls
Dr. Ulrich is licensed in the following states and able to provide services:
Dr. Ulrich is a mother of two daughters and a clinical psychologist licensed in the state of North Carolina, Maryland, and Delaware. She earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Montana.
Dr. Ulrich has worked with individuals, couples, and families for over 15 years in a variety of settings including schools, community mental health centers, and private practice. Seeing the need for an easier way to access high quality services, Dr. Ulrich began to focus on providing remote, in home support to individuals and families of all ages as a way to break down those barriers and reach anyone who may need support and guidance.
Dr. Ulrich specializes as a child psychologist and she has extensive training in the areas of infant mental health, developmental trauma, attachment based disturbances, relational neurobiology, brain development, child development, and parent child relationships.
Based on her extensive training and professional experience, in addition to her real life experience as a mother, Dr. Ulrich provides down to earth, practical parent support and coaching to help parents understand their children, develop strong healthy parent child relationships, and raise children who have the emotional, cognitive, behavioral and relational skills to be successful, happy adults.
Dr. Ulrich also has extensive specialized training in Parenting Coordination and co-parenting therapy to assist families in navigating their unique, complex situations with a focus on the best interest of their children. Her extensive work with separated and court involved families makes her well suited to helping co-parents develop a parenting plan-outside of court!
Dr. Ulrich utilizes the latest knowledge and research in the areas of neuroscience, relational neurobiology, trauma, and stress to inform her relationship based approach. The core belief of her approach is that problematic behavior or functioning is developed in the context of relationships and it is through relationships that we grow and develop healthy, adaptive ways of functioning.