Dr. Darveaux is a licensed psychologist with over 20 years of experience.  He provides comprehensive psychological evaluation and treatment of children, adolescents (including their families), and adults. 

He has special interests in ADHD, childhood depression/anxiety, autistic spectrum disorders, learning disorders, and the disruptive behaviors that frequently accompany these conditions.

Dr. Darveaux received his Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, specializing in school psychology. His clinical experience includes work as a consulting psychologist for Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch, various special education cooperatives, and juvenile court services. 

He has taught undergraduate and graduate courses and has presented at local, regional, and state conferences.

Dr. Darveaux is an Independent Contractor.

Dr. Jeff Gregory is a licensed clinical psychologist with special interest in the assessment of family situations in which recommendations are required in order for children to stay with their parents. Dr. Gregory also has advanced training in sex offender treatment and facilitates the Healthy Relationships and Healthy Sexuality groups at BPS.

Dr. Gregory began his training at North Dakota State University where he achieved his Bachelor's and Master's of science degrees. He received his Ph. D. Degree in Clinical Psychology from Idaho State University, an APA approved doctoral program in clinical psychology.Dr. Gregory completed his internship at the Veterans Affairs Medical Hospital in Houston, Texas. Dr. Gregory completed his residency at Prairie St. John psychiatric hospital and the VA medical center, both in Fargo, North Dakota. He is an adjunct professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of North Dakota.

He speaks frequently about sex offender risk assessment and treatment in the community and at UND.

Dr. Gregory is an Independent Contractor.

Dr. Kelly Smith obtained her master’s and doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology from Pacific University School of Professional Psychology. She completed an APA-accredited internship at Southeast Human Service Center and is currently a psychology resident at Benson Psychological Services.

Dr. Smith’s clinical training includes adult and juvenile sex offender risk evaluations, parental capacity evaluations, general psychological evaluations, consultation, and evidence-based individual and group treatment for a wide variety of mental health conditions.

Her experience includes provision of clinical services in community mental health clinics, state prisons, an academic health science center, residential settings, and mobile crisis settings.

Dr. Sara Quam is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides psychological evaluations on parents whose children are currently in foster care, to help assess their parenting strengths and areas for needed growth in order to facilitate reunification with their children.

In addition, she provides evaluations on adolescents charged or convicted of a sexual crime.

Dr. Quam graduated from the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology in 2005, and did her internship and residency at Southeast Human Service Center in Fargo, ND.

Dr. Quam's other interests include individual and group therapy, parent training, consultation, and behavioral interventions.

Dr. Dan Cramer is a licensed clinical psychologist based out of Jamestown, ND. Dr. Cramer graduated from Indiana University in 2007 and completed his internship at Southeast Human Service Center in Fargo, ND and residency at South Central Human Service Center in Jamestown, ND.

Dr. Cramer is a contributing author to a number of articles related to the prevention of school violence and is interested in the assessment of risk for adolescents to engage in violent acts within the school.

In addition to violence/risk assessments, Dr. Cramer provides anger management evaluations, and parenting evaluations.

Dr. Jay Phillippi received his Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of North Dakota and his Master’s degree in clinical psychology from North Dakota State University. He completed his APA accredited pre-doctoral internship at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Federal Medical Center in Rochester, MN. Dr. Phillippi worked for 19 years in Law Enforcement prior to receiving his doctorate.

Dr. Phillippi works with individuals, couples, and groups. He provides therapy for children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of mental health concerns. He uses evidence-based, positive, individual strengths interventions. He utilizes a wide range of standardized assessments in his practice. He provides forensic services for the courts (competency, criminal responsibility, risk, civil commitment), cognitive, personality, and neuropsychological screening assessments. Dr. Phillippi also does pre-employment, promotional, and fitness-for-duty assessments for criminal justice and public safety organizations, following the International Chiefs of Police guidelines.

Usha Singh is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, National Certified Counselor, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

She has over 9 years of experience in providing counseling to individuals (children, adolescents, and adults), couples, families and groups. She graduated from North Dakota State University and did her internship at Southeast Human Service Center and Wahpeton State College of Science.
 
Usha has clinical experience in providing Sleep Therapy, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Treatment Program developed at Harvard Medical School.
In addition she has extensive clinical experience in Internet Addiction Therapy, Therapy for Anxiety, Depression, Relationship, Self-esteem, Personal-growth, Anger-management, Stress-management, Trauma, Change of Life Stage, and Loss and Grief. She incorporates strength based holistic approach.