Jaima Walton, PsyD

I pursued a career in clinical psychology because I wanted to help people overcome their challenges, work toward goals, and experience more joy in their day-to-day lives. I am especially passionate about helping kids and teens work through anxiety, depression, and trauma, and working with parents to improve challenging behaviors in young children aged 2 to 7.

My approach to care is collaborative. Every person has different circumstances, goals, and perspectives. I find that, by working collaboratively with my patients, we can often come up with effective strategies that lead to significant improvements.

Working with patients gives me a lot of joy. I love helping them discover their strengths, meet their goals, and grow their confidence. I have seen things get better for so many people, and I am hopeful that things will change for you, too.

To earn the "Safe and Affirming" designation, providers individually complete an online training program which includes modules developed by the National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center. For more information, click here.