Work.
As a licensed mental health counselor in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, Dr. Reinert provides individual, group, and family therapy for children, adolescents, and transitional-aged young adults ages 5 to 26. Outside of private practice, Dr. Reinert is an Assistant Director of Trauma Services and serves a pre-doctoral internship supervisor overseeing psychological and neuropsychological training at a Massachusetts-area community mental health agency. She also performs psychological and neuropsychological evaluations on a part-time basis at Katalyst Family Psychological Center in Manchester, New Hampshire under the clinical supervision of Dr. Kat Tolstikova. Dr. Reinert is an adjunct professor at Rivier University and teaches graduate and doctoral coursework in the areas of group therapy, special education, and assessment.
Areas of clinical focus include strengthening social communication, developing and maintaining meaningful peer relationships, facilitating personal growth and exploration of self, as well as enhancing self-regulation and developing coping strategies, all in an effort to assist children, adolescents, and their families in "living their best lives."
Areas of clinical focus include strengthening social communication, developing and maintaining meaningful peer relationships, facilitating personal growth and exploration of self, as well as enhancing self-regulation and developing coping strategies, all in an effort to assist children, adolescents, and their families in "living their best lives."
Service.
Dr. Reinert is a strong and passionate advocate for public service and as such, serve on a diverse range of professional and local organizations. As a Member-At-Large for the New Hampshire Psychological Association, Dr. Reinert serves on the Board of Directors, as well as on several subcommittees, including the Continuing Education, Ethics, and Early Career committees. In 2018, Dr. Reinert received the Member of the Year Award for her contributions to the organization. Dr. Reinert also serves on the Board of Directors of the NHPA Educational Foundation, a nonprofit leader in enhancing and promoting psychology in New Hampshire.
Dr. Reinert also highly values continuing education and the active support of students in the field of psychology and mental health. In 2019, Dr. Reinert received the Rivier University Benoit Outstanding Educator Award which recognizes Rivier graduates working in the field of education who has demonstrated a commitment to teaching excellence and fostering an exceptional educational environment.
Dr. Reinert also highly values continuing education and the active support of students in the field of psychology and mental health. In 2019, Dr. Reinert received the Rivier University Benoit Outstanding Educator Award which recognizes Rivier graduates working in the field of education who has demonstrated a commitment to teaching excellence and fostering an exceptional educational environment.
Professional Affiliations.
New Hampshire Psychological Association, Board of Directors, Member-At-Large
New Hampshire Psychological Association, Continuing Education, Chairperson
Massachusetts Psychological Association, Member
American Psychological Association, Member
American Psychological Association, Division 53 Society of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, Member
New Hampshire Psychological Association, Continuing Education, Chairperson
Massachusetts Psychological Association, Member
American Psychological Association, Member
American Psychological Association, Division 53 Society of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, Member
News & Commentary
Community Voices Perkins Annual Report 2018 - Dr. Franklin Perkins School, Lancaster, MA.
"Networking still relies on personal interaction" - New England Psychologist, January 2019.
"Networking still relies on personal interaction" - New England Psychologist, January 2019.