Support Your Child’s Well-being During the Pandemic and Beyond
Learn strategies that you can implement to prevent sadness’s persistence or a potential downward spiral.
Author name: Anahi Collado, Ph.D., Fellow, Resilience Across Borders
Anahi Collado Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist in the state of Maryland. Dr. Collado completed her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University Maryland- College Park and her pre-doctoral internship at the San Diego VA Healthcare System. In each of these settings, she conducted individual and group therapy in inpatient and outpatient mental health clinics. Upon completing her internship, she accepted a postdoctoral fellowship at Emory University’s Child and Adolescent Mood Program. Dr. Collado is able to provide therapy in English and Spanish. Her research focuses on developing and evaluating culturally-sensitive mental health interventions among underserved U.S. communities. Her professional goal is to identify and address barriers related to treatment access and utilization (e.g., limited English language proficiency, stigma, logistical barriers) that deter these subpopulations from receiving appropriate mental health care and contribute to long-standing disparities.
