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Perspectives about giftedness from a Clinical Psychologist, author, parenting consultant and coach, workshop leader, and parent. For more information about Dr. Post, therapy, publications, consultation/coaching services, and workshops for parents and schools, see the information listed above.

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Disclaimer: Please note that written material in this blog is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for meeting directly with a psychologist, school psychologist or counselor. If you or your child would benefit from an evaluation or counseling, please seek professional services within your local community.

Dr. Post is a Clinical Psychologist, with over 35 years of experience. In addition to her work as a psychotherapist, she continues to advocate for the gifted by offering consultations/coaching (in person or via phone or videoconferencing) to gifted adults, parents of gifted children, teaching professionals, mental health professionals, and parent advocacy groups. To find out more, please see information about coaching.

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