Lopach, Laura, C, PHD

The Providence Child Center is a one-of-a-kind facility and a leader in caring for children with disabilities in Oregon. Whether it’s lending parents resource materials, training caregivers about specific disabilities or providing 24-hour skilled nursing care for young residents, the center’s unique combination of services enhances life for children with disabilities and their families.

Eric Oglesbee, PsyD, is a board-certified child psychologist at Providence Children’s Development Institute. He evaluates children for possible neurodevelopmental conditions, such as autism. Evaluation and support offer “a powerful opportunity to positively affect a child’s developmental trajectory,” he says. “Small changes at a young age can have a huge impact as a child grows into adulthood.” A graduate of The Ohio State University, Dr. Oglesbee earned his doctorate in psychology at Pacific University. He completed his residency with the United States Air Force, and a fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School. He has specialized training in cognitive and behavioral therapy and in neurodevelopmental evaluation.

Shaun M. Burns, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist based in Portland, Oregon, specializing in the intersection of mental and physical health. He emphasizes a holistic approach to therapy, fostering collaborative relationships with patients to enhance their overall well-being and life satisfaction. Dr. Burns holds a doctoral degree in counseling psychology from Boston College and has extensive training in various innovative therapeutic techniques. His commitment to advancing community welfare through behavioral health is reflected in his diverse expertise, which includes assessments and treatments for a wide range of psychological and physical conditions. Generated from the website