Devon Redmond, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Redmond has partnered with people of all ages, ranging from children to adults, to navigate stressful situations and make meaningful changes in their lives through therapy. She is especially passionate about helping children and adults address self-doubt and imposter syndrome, low self-esteem, and burnout. Dr. Redmond also has extensive experience providing psychological evaluations for individuals wondering why they are struggling with attention, organization, social interactions, or learning issues, to gain clarity and identify what supports and strategies will help them become more effective. Dr. Redmond appreciates playing a part in her clients’ growth and development.
Education:
• Doctor of School Psychology – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Bachelor of Science in Human Development – Cornell University
Training:
• Internship, UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine
• Postdoctoral Fellowship, UNC-Chapel Hill, Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
Experience (highlights):
• US Department of Veterans Affairs
o Completed advanced training in cognitive behavioral therapy for depression, cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia, interpersonal psychotherapy for depression, and cognitive processing therapy for trauma
o Provided individual and group therapy for hundreds of Veterans in the mental health clinic using multiple evidence-based psychotherapies
o Clinical supervisor
o Clinical trainer across national VA network
o Team lead
• Multidisciplinary outpatient clinic, group private practice
o Provided individual and group psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and young adults to address challenges associated with ADHD, adjustment issues, autism, anxiety, depression, learning issues, and self-esteem.
o Provided parenting support to improve parent-child interactions
o Completed hundreds of diagnostic evaluations for children and young adults
• Trained at the UNC Chapel Hill TEACCH autism program
• Completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the UNC Chapel Hill Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
• Trained in inpatient and outpatient clinics of UNC Hospitals through the UNC School of Medicine, including the Heart and Lung Transplant Team and inpatient psychiatric units
• Co-authored two book chapters on autism for professionals
• Delivered dozens of professional presentations for parents, the community, and professionals
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Dr. Redmond graduated from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, then moved south to attend graduate school at UNC Chapel Hill. While earning her doctorate, she received specialized training in autism assessment and intervention through the UNC TEACCH autism program. Additionally, she worked with children and adolescents in schools, inpatient settings, and mental health clinics. She completed an APA accredited internship through the UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine, training in inpatient and outpatient clinics of UNC Hospital. She then completed a postdoctoral fellowship in neurodevelopmental disabilities, gaining expertise in autism, ADHD, learning differences, and neurodiverse populations.
Dr. Redmond began her career in Chapel Hill, NC in a group private practice, where she offered therapy and assessment for children, adolescents, and young adults. A move to Charlotte, NC led Dr. Redmond to a multidisciplinary clinic where she enjoyed collaborating with other professionals to support children and their families. After 11 years with a primarily pediatric focus, Dr. Redmond then joined the VA, where she worked with adults in an outpatient general mental health clinic for several years, incorporating multiple evidence-based psychotherapies into her practice. While at the VA, she served as a clinical supervisor, and was selected to train therapists across the national VA network in cognitive behavioral therapy, among other leadership roles.
Dr. Redmond has published two book chapters on autism. She gives presentations to professionals, community members, local medical and educational groups, and has appeared on a podcast. She is a member of the North Carolina Psychological Association.
In her free time, she loves to read, play and listen to music, take her dog on walks, and laugh with her family and friends.
