About Dr. Na Zhu
About Dr. Na Zhu
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Registered Psychologist (CPBAO) • Clinical and forensic psychologist
I am a clinical and forensic psychologist registered with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO). My work spans psychological and psychoeducational assessment, therapy, consultation, teaching, research, and program evaluation, with a particular focus on children and adolescents and the caregivers who support them.
In my private practice, I provide evidence-based assessment, therapy, and consultation for children, adolescents, and adults.
Current professional roles
Current professional roles
Clinical Psychologist — Child Development Institute (CDI)
School Day Treatment and Intensive Family Support programs, including assessment, therapy, consultation, supervision, and program evaluation across CDI
Psychologist — Kinark Child and Family Services
Youth justice consultation
Sessional Instructor — OISE, University of Toronto
Graduate course in counselling theories and therapeutic techniques
Child and Youth Psychologist — Medcan
Child & Youth Assessment program
Education & advanced training
Education & advanced training
PhD, Clinical Psychology (Child Clinical Track) — University of Windsor
MA, Clinical Psychology (Child Clinical Track) — University of Windsor
MEd, Counselling Psychology — OISE, University of Toronto
Postdoctoral Fellowship — CAMH
Predoctoral Residency, Clinical Psychology — CAMH
My approach
My approach
My work integrates research-informed practice, trauma-informed care, and ongoing progress monitoring. I aim to keep assessment, therapy, and consultation focused, structured, and meaningful, with clear goals and practical strategies you can use in daily life.
I am committed to ongoing professional learning and to providing thoughtful, ethical, and high-quality care. I regularly engage with current research, clinical training, and consultation to ensure that my work remains evidence-based, responsive, and tailored to each client's needs.
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