Cristine Chandler, Ph.D.
 Cristine Chandler is a clinical psychologist with more
than 25 years of experience in research, teaching and private
practice. Her focus is on families and children, and over
the years, about half of her clients have come to her to
address discipline issues.
Her remarkable success with the discipline techniques
she developed (and which she explains in Four Weeks to a
Better Behaved Child) is the result of her sound academic
and research background and years of clinical experience
perfecting her techniques. Using these, she has been able
to help about 95% of the parents who come to her with
discipline problems, whether mild to severe.
Generally, she gets results within one to four weeks of
her initial meeting.
Dr. Chandler's delight in children is
evident, as is her passion for helping them grow into
productive, responsible, happy adults. Equally important,
she reflects deep respect for parents and an understanding
of the important and sometimes difficult job they face
daily.
Education
The University of Denver, Ph.D. in Child Clinical
Psychology and Developmental Psychology
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (medical
school), Internship in Adult Clinical Psychology and a
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Child Clinical Psychology
Professional Experience
University of Rochester, Assistant Professor of
Education, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and Psychology;
Psychologist in the University's Clinic for Developmental
and Learning Disorders; Created and directed a Master of
Science Program in Special Education; Most Outstanding
Faculty award, chosen twice by undergraduate students
Private Practice:
Rochester (12 years); Philadelphia (13
years).
Dr. Chandler moved to the Seattle area in 2005 and now
focuses on lecturing and consulting.
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