Jennifer Thorpe, , Psychologist in Annapolis, Maryland

Jennifer Thorpe helps children, adolescents, and teens gain a clearer understanding of their cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges through comprehensive psychological testing and assessment services. At LifeStance Health, she serves patients throughout Maryland, providing thoughtful evaluations that help families, schools, and healthcare providers make informed decisions about treatment, educational planning, and long-term support. Her approach is thorough, collaborative, and focused on identifying each child’s unique strengths alongside areas of concern. Jennifer specializes in psychological testing for concerns related to ADHD, anxiety, and childhood behavior issues. She understands that unanswered questions about attention, learning, mood, and behavior can affect a child’s confidence, academic performance, and relationships. Through detailed assessments, she works to provide meaningful answers that help families better understand what a child is experiencing and what resources may be most beneficial moving forward. Her evaluation work also includes assessing concerns related to depression, trauma, school avoidance, and other emotional or behavioral challenges. Jennifer’s goal is to deliver clear, actionable recommendations that support children and teens at home, in school, and in their daily lives. She values creating an evaluation experience that is supportive, respectful, and tailored to the developmental needs of young people and their families. Jennifer’s educational background reflects extensive training in psychology and assessment. She earned degrees from Tulane University, the University of Georgia in Athens, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her diverse academic and clinical experiences have equipped her with a strong foundation in evidence-based psychological evaluation. At LifeStance Health, Jennifer is dedicated to helping Maryland families access high-quality psychological testing services for ADHD, anxiety, behavioral concerns, learning-related questions, and emotional health challenges. Her comprehensive assessments are designed to provide clarity, guide treatment planning, and support positive outcomes for children, adolescents, and teens.