Michael Apolito PhD
licensed psychologist Dr. Apolito received his doctorate in counseling psychology in 1990, from Boston College, and has been a licensed psychologist in Maine for 15 years. He specializes in the evaluation of children and adolescents with suspected problems in learning, and behavioral and emotional regulation. Dr. Apolito’s specific interests include autism spectrum disorders, anxiety disorders, children who have experienced trauma, and disruptive and oppositional defiant disorders. Dr. Apolito served as a child psychologist at Maine General Medical Center, Edmund N. Ervin Pediatric Center before joining he staff of Maine Child Psychology. Prior to moving to Maine Dr. Apolito was employed at the Groden Center in Providence, Rhode Island, as the clinical director for the home-based applied behavior analysis program for children with autism, and director of Halcyon residential programs for young adults diagnosed with autism and severe challenging behaviors. Dr. Apolito’s personal interests are fishing, swimming and exploring Maine. 
Glen Davis PhD licensed psychologist Dr. Davis received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Vermont in 1985, and has been licensed as a psychologist in Maine for 36 years. He specializes in psychological evaluations of children and adolescents with suspected problems in learning, development and behavioral and emotional regulation. Specific interests include the assessment of neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorders, intellectual disability, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and learning disorders, as well as evaluating anxiety disorders in children, disruptive behavior disorders such as oppositional defiant disorder, and the impact of stressful events and exposure to traumatic experiences on child development and adjustment. Before he founded Maine Child Psychology in 2011, Dr. Davis was the psychology director at MaineGeneral Medical Center, where he worked for 25 years. Dr. Davis served as the chair of the Maine Board of Examiners of Psychologists from 2005 - 2018. Personal interests include bicycling, hiking, and guitar. 
Alyssa Henry, PsyD
postdoctoral fellow in psychology Dr. Henry received her PsyD in school psychology in 2023 at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she also received her Master of Science in school psychology in 2018. Prior to her move to Maine in 2023, Dr. Henry was a certified school psychologist in Maryland where she specialized in psychoeducational evaluations, behavioral consultation, and social-emotional programing. During her time in Maryland, Dr. Henry also provided case management, as well as direct in-home support and behavioral consultation to families of children with Autism. In her free time, Dr. Henry enjoys hiking with her dog Clarence, trying new recipes, and ensuring her many house plants are thriving. |
Lauren Holleb PhD
licensed psychologist Dr. Holleb received her doctorate in developmental-clinical psychology in 2011 from the University of Maine, and has been a licensed psychologist in Maine for 9 years. Her research focused on the role of peer relationships, friendship experiences, and social-information processing in psychological adjustment. She recently published the book Healthy Friendships: Your Questions Answered. Her other published works include journal articles and book chapters on peer relationships, social skills, and social development. Dr. Holleb completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in developmental disabilities/pediatric psychology at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. She is a Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) certified therapist. Clinically, she specializes in the evaluation of children and adolescents with suspected problems in development, learning, and emotional and behavioral regulation. Dr. Holleb's specific interests include the assessment of anxiety disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorders, the impact of stressful life events on child development and adjustment, and parent/caregiver-child relationships and peer relationships. In her full-time role, Dr. Holleb is an assistant professor of Mental Health and Human Services at the University of Maine at Augusta and was previously an associate professor of psychology at Husson University. She enjoys teaching those interested in youth mental health and providing clinical supervision. Personal interests include cooking/baking, hiking, traveling, and exploring Maine with her family. 
Kailey Kilcoyne MA licensed psychological examiner Kailey Kilcoyne received her Master of Arts in Psychology from Saint Michael’s College in 2011. She has been licensed for 7 years as Masters-Level Psychologist in the state of Vermont. She is also a Licensed Psychological Examiner in the state of Maine. Kailey began her private practice in Vermont in 2016 providing individual, family, and couples’ therapy. Kailey also spent 9 years providing play therapy for children and youth working for a community mental health non-profit agency. Kailey and her family moved back to Maine in 2020. She continues her private practice via telehealth in Vermont and has recently begun providing psychological evaluations of children in the state of Maine. Personal interests include spending time with her two young children, cooking, reading, and enjoying sunny days at the beach. 
Kathleen L Weiss PhD
licensed psychologist Dr. Weiss received her doctorate in clinical psychology in 1999 from the University of Virginia's Curry Programs in Clinical and School Psychology. Here she received specialized training in early intervention with at-risk infants and conducted research on parent-child attachment in special needs populations. Dr. Weiss completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in child/pediatric psychology at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio Texas. She developed a specific interest in pediatric consultation and assisting children with chronic medical conditions. Dr. Weiss and family moved to Maine in 2012. Personal interests include wildlife, walking her dog, watching her boys play hockey, and the Boston Red Sox. |
