Jason Leith, M.A.
- Doctoral Trainee, Wright Institute, an APA Accredited Program
- Master of Arts, Wright Institute
- Ph.D. in Biophysics, Harvard University
- M.Phil in the History and Philosophy of Science, Cambridge University
- Bachelor of Arts, Williams College
I am a fourth year graduate student at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA, currently finishing my doctoral degree (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology. During the three years prior to joining Mind Matters, I worked as a psychology trainee (both as a therapist and evaluator) in a variety of settings, including community mental health, a public high school, and a private practice in the East Bay.
Prior to entering my psychology program, I earned earned a Ph.D. in Biophysics from Harvard University, and a M.Phil in the History and Philosophy of Science from Cambridge University. Thus, I approach evaluations with a scientific yet holistic mind, and value being able to see the whole child or adolescent that I have the joy of working with.
In my spare time, I compose vocal music and sight-sing serious Early Music with friends. I also like to bike, hike, go to concerts and dance parties, and compete in contract bridge games and pun contests.
Schedule a psychoeducational screening today in the San Francisco Bay Area
As a practicum trainee, Jason provides neurodevelopmental screenings at Mind Matters. Screenings are most helpful when there is a very focused question in one area.
If you are interested in a screening, message our Client Care Coordinator she can get to know more about you and your child, answer your questions, and make sure a screening is the right match for your family.
Start the screening process so that you can better understand your child and how to support them.
Other Services Provided by our Psychologists:
We understand that every child is unique and reaching out for help as a parent can be difficult. That's why we offer a range of services including psychoeducational and neuropsychological evaluations, IQ testing, and parent guidance consultations.