Jennifer L. Huffman, Ph.D., ABPP

Jennifer L. Huffman, Ph.D., ABPP is a licensed psychologist in the State of Michigan (State License) who has been formally trained as a clinical neuropsychologist.  She obtained doctorate and masters degrees in clinical psychology from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.  She secured board certification in Clinical Neuropsychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP Diploma).

Dr. Huffman's area of research specialization while in graduate school was psychological factors affecting medical illness.  She has taught several undergraduate courses and participated in training practicum at The Center for Forensic Psychiatry and Allegiance Health.  She completed an internship at The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Following completion of her doctoral degree requirements, Dr. Huffman underwent training as a post-doctoral fellow in clinical neuropsychology within the Department of Psychiatry at The University of Michigan Medical Center (UMMC). As part of her fellowship, she obtained specialized training with children who suffer from pervasive developmental disorders and hearing impairment. Upon completion of her fellowship, she served as an associate for the Center for Neuropsychology and Learning (Roger Lauer and Associates) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

In addition to serving patients in private practice in East Lansing, Michigan, she holds the position of Manager of the Neuropsychology Department at Allegiance Health in Jackson, Michigan, performing neuropsychological assessments and supervising trainees.  In addition, she serves as an adjunct professor in the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University, providing supervision to clinical psychology graduate students conducting neuropsychological assessments at The Psychology Clinic at Michigan State University. She maintains an active interest in the latest research in the field of neuropsychology and regularly attends professional conferences. She holds membership in professional organizations including the American Psychological Association, Michigan Psychological Association, International Neuropsychological Society, American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology, and Learning Disabilities Association of Michigan.

Dr. Huffman's interests in private practice include neuropsychological assessment and intervention of learning, memory, attention, and developmental disorders in children, adolescents, and adults.  She has knowledge of resources within the local community to provide interventions for these disorders.  Such resources may include speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, tutors, performance coaches, psychotherapists, and medical personnel. 

Dr. Huffman is committed to ensuring that her patients receive appropriate long-term care and follow-up treatment.

Natalie Moser, Ph.D.

            Natalie L. Moser, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist in the State of Michigan (State License) trained in child clinical and pediatric psychological services.  She obtained doctorate and masters degrees in clinical psychology from the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. 

Dr. Moser completed a predoctoral internship in child clinical and pediatric psychology at the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Deleware.  During this internship, Dr. Moser began to specialize in the assessment and treatment of children with chronic medical illnesses, as well as children who experience pain and medical symptoms with no medical etiologies.

            Following completion of her doctoral degree, Dr. Moser received further specialized training as a postdoctoral fellow in child clinical and pediatric psychology at The Brown Psychology Training Consortium in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Brown University.  Dr. Moser worked in the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology at Hasbro Children’s Hospital, where she focused her practice and research on the psychological treatment of children with gastroenterology symptoms.  During this fellowship, Dr. Moser also received training at a nationally renowned center for childhood anxiety disorders.

            In addition to serving clients in private practice in East Lansing, Michigan, Dr. Moser enjoys teaching and training.  She currently holds an adjunct professor position in the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University, where she teaches undergraduate psychology courses and provides supervision to clinical psychology doctoral students.  She holds membership in professional organizations including the American Psychological Association, the Michigan Psychological Association, the Association of Behavior and Cognitive Therapies, the Society for Research on Child Development, and the Society of Pediatric Psychology.

            Based on her diverse training background, Dr. Moser welcomes children, adolescents, and families into her practice with a broad range of presenting problems.  In her treatment of children, Dr. Moser adheres to evidence-based practice approaches, or those therapies found effective through research.  Dr. Moser carefully tailors her treatment approach to each individual child and family, typically combining techniques from cognitive-behavioral and family systems therapy.  Given her graduate research in the areas of adolescent attachment relationships, family processes, and child psychopathology, Dr. Moser maintains an active interest in interpersonal relationships, often incorporating this into psychotherapy as well.  Dr. Moser views collaborative involvement with family members, schools, other health-care providers, and community agencies as vital to the psychotherapy process.  Dr. Moser generally ascribes to the belief that for many problems, psychotherapy can be short-term and problem-focused.  However, there are patients that require and benefit from long-term, supportive therapy, and Dr. Moser will work with the family to create an agreed upon treatment plan including a time-line and goals that best suit the family’s needs.

Stephanie Allen, B.S.

Ms. Allen completed her undergraduate studies at Wayne State University. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. As part of her undergraduate training, she completed a field study program at Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit, Michigan working as an advocate for inpatients. She helped to ensure their stays were as comfortable as possible and resolved any concerns they had about the hospital or staff.

Ms. Allen has been employed at Huffman Psychology as a neuropsychological technician since August of 2006. She has ample experience in the administration of neuropsychological tests to patients of all ages. Ms. Allen also provides a great deal of administrative support to the psychologists at Huffman Psychology and is knowledgeable regarding most aspects of the practice.

Prior to her staff position at Huffman Psychology, PLLC, Ms. Allen provided customer service in a large office store and cared for small children.