About
She specializes in child and behavioral issues, offering behavior therapy, parent coaching, and OCD treatment. Dr. Bullis serves families in Virginia, Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Her approach focuses on providing concrete solutions and real help to parents of children and teens with challenging behaviors. She believes that every parent loves their child and is doing their best, but often lacks the tools to help their child succeed. Dr. Bullis offers a unique approach that combines behavior therapy with parent coaching, teaching parents how to establish reward systems and effective discipline. She also provides skills training for children, helping them to overcome anxious avoidance and OCD compulsions. Dr. Bullis' goal is to provide parents and other adults with the tools they need to help all children be the best they can be.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Behavior Therapy
Dr. Bullis provides behavior therapy to help children and teens overcome challenging behaviors, such as aggression, tantrums, and refusal to follow directions.
Parent Coaching
Dr. Bullis offers parent coaching to teach parents how to establish reward systems and effective discipline, helping them to manage their child's behavior.
OCD Treatment
Dr. Bullis provides Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy for OCD, helping individuals to overcome anxious avoidance and compulsions.
Parent Management Training
Dr. Bullis teaches parents how to establish reward systems and effective discipline, helping them to manage their child's behavior and reduce oppositional behaviors.
Behavioral Skills Training
Dr. Bullis provides skills training for children, helping them to overcome anxious avoidance and OCD compulsions, and develop skills such as emotional regulation and independence.
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy
Dr. Bullis provides ERP therapy for OCD, helping individuals to overcome anxious avoidance and compulsions.