Psychologists

Dr. Ferrer provides psychological assessment and treatment services to young children, school age children/youth and their families. He specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, cultural oppression and stressful family dynamics. He provides individual and family therapy for children and youth.

Dr. Ferrer completed his postdoctoral fellowship at UCSF’s Healthy Environments and Response to Trauma in Schools Projects (HEARTS) providing consultation and therapy to a neighborhood school impacted by violence. Dr. Ferrer completed his predoctoral internship with UCSF’s Child and Adolescent Services in the Department of Psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH).

Prior to becoming a psychologist, Dr. Ferrer was an educator and received his Masters in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Research interests during his time in The Mind, Brain, and Education program at Harvard focused on integrating cognitive developmental psychology, neuroscience, and education to create innovative teaching methods.

Dr. Ferrer is an avid photographer and loves taking pictures of kids doing silly things and having fun.

Dr. Baran has over 20 years' experience working with young children in a variety of settings. Her expertise includes infant and young child assessment, autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities. She speaks Spanish.

Dr. Singh provides psychological assessment and treatment for children, teens and their families. She specializes in assessing autism spectrum disorders (ASD), developmental delays and other difficulties. Dr. Singh is also experienced in evaluating complex disorders and comorbid symptoms and in helping parents understand how these symptoms may be impacting their children's behavior.

Previously, Dr. Singh worked at the Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinic at Kaiser Permanente, where she specialized in diagnostics, developmental delays and autism spectrum disorders.

Dr. Ferrer provides psychological assessment and treatment services to young children, school age children/youth and their families. He specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, cultural oppression and stressful family dynamics. He provides individual and family therapy for children and youth.

Dr. Ferrer completed his postdoctoral fellowship at UCSF’s Healthy Environments and Response to Trauma in Schools Projects (HEARTS) providing consultation and therapy to a neighborhood school impacted by violence. Dr. Ferrer completed his predoctoral internship with UCSF’s Child and Adolescent Services in the Department of Psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH).

Prior to becoming a psychologist, Dr. Ferrer was an educator and received his Masters in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Research interests during his time in The Mind, Brain, and Education program at Harvard focused on integrating cognitive developmental psychology, neuroscience, and education to create innovative teaching methods.

Dr. Ferrer is an avid photographer and loves taking pictures of kids doing silly things and having fun.

Dr. Flasher directs training programs at Children's Health Council and is a co-director of Stanford Affiliated Internship Consortium. She has experience with program development and maintenance. Her clinical specialties include psychological assessment in school age children and adolescents, family therapy, interpersonal therapy and treatment of anxiety and mood disorders.

She has held positions including internship and staff psychologist at Montreal Children’s Hospital, assistant professor at Colorado State University and director of clinical services and assistant professor at the University of the Pacific.  She also has experience teaching and supervising interns, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students in clinical and counseling psychology.

Dr. Khasho has over 15 years’ experience evaluating and working with children, teens and their families. He specializes in pediatric anxiety and depression, family therapy and forensic assessments. He speaks Arabic.

Before joining Children's Health Council, Dr. Khasho, worked in the capacity of a forensic psychologist and was a court-appointed expert for the state of California. He has over five years of executive management experience and has been involved in the supervision and training of graduate students.

Dr. Khasho was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco teaching graduate level course work for the School of Education, Counseling Psychology Department.

Dr. Konishi provides individual and family therapy to school age children with medical issues (adherence and adjustment issues), difficulties with cultural adjustment, disruptive behaviors, depression, anxiety, academic difficulties and general family issues. He is fluent in Spanish and Japanese.

Prior to joining Children's Health Council, Dr. Konishi completed a predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the Children’s Hospital of Orange County. His work has included consultation and liaison services to medical teams of various subspecialties throughout a pediatric hospital and emergency consultation for high-risk patients.

Dr. Parnes provides individual, family and group therapy, behavior management services and psychological assessment for children and adolescents. She has experience providing treatment and assessment for children and adolescents with disruptive behavior, ADHD, exposure to trauma, attachment issues, depression, anxiety, adjustment difficulties, academic challenges, chronic medical conditions and autism spectrum diagnoses.

Dr. Street provides psychological assessment, individual and family therapy to school age children and adolescents with depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, adjustment disorders and behavioral difficulties.  She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Dr. Street completed her internship at University of Louisville’s Kosair Children’s Hospital and her postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford Department of Psychiatry.

Dr. Ferrer provides psychological assessment and treatment services to young children, school age children/youth and their families. He specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, cultural oppression and stressful family dynamics. He provides individual and family therapy for children and youth.

Dr. Ferrer completed his postdoctoral fellowship at UCSF’s Healthy Environments and Response to Trauma in Schools Projects (HEARTS) providing consultation and therapy to a neighborhood school impacted by violence. Dr. Ferrer completed his predoctoral internship with UCSF’s Child and Adolescent Services in the Department of Psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH).

Prior to becoming a psychologist, Dr. Ferrer was an educator and received his Masters in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Research interests during his time in The Mind, Brain, and Education program at Harvard focused on integrating cognitive developmental psychology, neuroscience, and education to create innovative teaching methods.

Dr. Ferrer is an avid photographer and loves taking pictures of kids doing silly things and having fun.

Dr. Flasher directs training programs at Children's Health Council and is a co-director of Stanford Affiliated Internship Consortium. She has experience with program development and maintenance. Her clinical specialties include psychological assessment in school age children and adolescents, family therapy, interpersonal therapy and treatment of anxiety and mood disorders.

She has held positions including internship and staff psychologist at Montreal Children’s Hospital, assistant professor at Colorado State University and director of clinical services and assistant professor at the University of the Pacific.  She also has experience teaching and supervising interns, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students in clinical and counseling psychology.

Dr. Khasho has over 15 years’ experience evaluating and working with children, teens and their families. He specializes in pediatric anxiety and depression, family therapy and forensic assessments. He speaks Arabic.

Before joining Children's Health Council, Dr. Khasho, worked in the capacity of a forensic psychologist and was a court-appointed expert for the state of California. He has over five years of executive management experience and has been involved in the supervision and training of graduate students.

Dr. Khasho was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco teaching graduate level course work for the School of Education, Counseling Psychology Department.

Dr. Konishi provides individual and family therapy to school age children with medical issues (adherence and adjustment issues), difficulties with cultural adjustment, disruptive behaviors, depression, anxiety, academic difficulties and general family issues. He is fluent in Spanish and Japanese.

Prior to joining Children's Health Council, Dr. Konishi completed a predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the Children’s Hospital of Orange County. His work has included consultation and liaison services to medical teams of various subspecialties throughout a pediatric hospital and emergency consultation for high-risk patients.

Dr. Parnes provides individual, family and group therapy, behavior management services and psychological assessment for children and adolescents. She has experience providing treatment and assessment for children and adolescents with disruptive behavior, ADHD, exposure to trauma, attachment issues, depression, anxiety, adjustment difficulties, academic challenges, chronic medical conditions and autism spectrum diagnoses.

Dr. Street provides psychological assessment, individual and family therapy to school age children and adolescents with depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, adjustment disorders and behavioral difficulties.  She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Dr. Street completed her internship at University of Louisville’s Kosair Children’s Hospital and her postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford Department of Psychiatry.