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SpecialtiesBehavioral Sleep Medicine
LocationHouston, TX
Bio:
With a passion for behavioral sleep medicine, this licensed psychologi...
Experience:
25+ years
Language Spoken:
English
Common Treatments:
ADOS-2 Administration
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Difficulty Concentrating
Difficulty Sleeping
Expert Diagnosis and Treatment of All Mental ...
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Institutes Attended:
VCPCP,
CSPP AIU,
HU
Certificates:
DDCP
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Common Treatments:
ADOS-2 Administration
ahdh
Difficulty Concentrating
Difficulty Sleeping
Expert Diagnosis and Treatment of All Mental ...
See More
Institutes Attended:
VCPCP,
CSPP AIU,
HU
Certificates:
DDCP
See More
Overview
Practice
About
Overview
Dr. Lesajean Jennings, PSY.D is a highly qualified behavioral sleep medicine specialist located in Houston, TX. She holds dual licenses as both a Clinical Psychologist and a Specialist in School Psychology, providing her with the expertise to address a wide range of psychological and sleep disorders. Dr....
Practice
In-network insurance
Aetna
Ambetter
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Humana
Humana Health Plan of Texas
Appointments Scheduling
Concrete Rose Counseling
Virtual Visit
Address:
1319 Live Oak St, Houston, TX 77003
Phone:
(713) 225-2280
Fax:
(713) 225-5787
About
NPI/License number:
1245300706
Experience:
25+ years
Language Spoken:
English
Specialties:
Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Psychology
Common Treatments:
ADOS-2 Administration
ahdh
Difficulty Concentrating
Difficulty Sleeping
Expert Diagnosis and Treatment of All Mental ...
See More
Education & Certifications:
Post-Doctoral Master of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology
California School of Professional Psychology- Alliant International University2018
Doctoral Degree In Clinical Psychology
Virginia Consortium Program In Clinical Psychology1995