Dr. Kirstin Drucker is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides psychotherapy and psychological evaluations for clients across the age-range. With her doctoral-level training as a Pediatric Psychologist in the pediatric medical setting, Dr. Drucker has a specialized interest in working with children and families who experience childhood chronic illnesses or other medical conditions. Additionally, Dr. Drucker is a certified Circle of Security© therapist and specializes in attachment-based interventions for parents and families. As a previous School Psychologist, Dr. Drucker believes it is important to consult and collaborate with schools and school personnel to provide comprehensive support to children, adolescents, and their families. Utilizing an integrative approach, she works to enhance relationships between young clients and their support systems and foster resilience and identity development in teens and young adults as they transition into a new stage of life.

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Dr. Drucker earned her PsyD from James Madison University in 2019. She completed her internship at the University of Louisville Children’s Hospital and postdoctoral fellowship at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU in the Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology and Transplantation. She holds her EdS in School Psychology from Radford University. Previously, she trained as a School Psychologist in Hanover County Public Schools and was a licensed School Psychologist in Henrico County Public Schools.

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In addition to outpatient therapy, comprehensive psychological evaluations for children and parents, and the attachment-based parenting intervention (using the Circle of Security framework), Dr. Drucker offers educational consultation services for families and schools. Please see the description of this service on our website for further details