Jana Csenger is a licensed School Psychologist who has worked in the Naples community for the past 8 years.  She has worked for Collier County Public Schools as both a School Psychologist and a Behavior Specialist serving children ages 3-22. Prior to arriving in Florida she was one of the first Masters level School Psychologists hired in the state of Hawaii.  She worked within the school system there to assist her district in transitioning to school based mental health assessment and behavioral health services.  Jana received her Master’s degree from St. John's University in Jamaica New York and her Bachelors in Child Development and Psychology from Hampshire College in Amherst Massachusetts.  Jana has been working in the mental health field for 22 years in corrections and community based mental health in addition to her work in public schools as a School Psychologist.  Jana has been a Board Certified assistant Behavior Analyst since 2003 and a certified instructor in Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (CPI) since 2002.  In her private practice Jana specializes in behavioral based therapy, parenting skills and training and providing community based trainings.  She works with children, adolescents, young adults and families to address problems such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, grief, phobias and behavior problems. Jana is one of the instructors for the Putting Children First class through the Mental Health Association.

Susan Harper, Licensed School Psychologist, who has been practicing in the Florida public schools since 1979. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in psychology at Clemson University, and her graduate degree in school psychology at the University of South Carolina. Her experience includes serving students in the age ranges from three to 21 in areas associated with educational, emotional, behavioral, and family concerns. Mrs. Harper has worked with all categories of exceptional students including learning disabilities, emotional/behavioral disabilities, intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, gifted, low incidence handicaps, and other health impairments. She would be able to provide counseling and psychological services in areas that include a variety of personal, family, parenting, and academic concerns, and would like to assist those who are dealing with life transitions. Her expertise includes the ability to gather, interpret, analyze and review data from a wide variety of sources in a thorough and organized fashion and to develop an intervention plan to deal with the strengths and weaknesses that are identified. She strives to be kind and compassionate, and can establish rapport readily with adults and children with diverse challenges.

Dr. Karen Bilter is a school psychologist with 18 years of experience working with children and families in the public school system.  She received both her Masters degree and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon.  Dr. Bilter moved to Naples from the Pacific Northwest and is currently working on the necessary components to obtain her license as a school psychologist through the Florida Department of Health.  She has experience with children in preschool through high school.  Her background includes working with children on the autism spectrum and children with ADHD and their parents in developing home programs that coordinate with school-based programs.