About Karen Vanderhoff

As a licensed clinical psychologist, my job is to help individuals develop greater insight into who they are and what has led to the challenges they face. It is my honor to help clients gain the skills necessary to approach life with greater intentionality, develop meaning and purpose, and foster a deeper understanding of identity. I have over twenty years of experience providing counseling for a wide variety of mental health diagnoses and problems in living. I have experience working with individuals struggling through career changes, marital problems, grief and loss, sadness regarding singleness, or family conflict. I specialize in applying cognitive behavioral principles and insight-oriented therapies to treat depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, bipolar, and ADHD. I also offer psychological assessment of ADHD, autism, intellectual disabilities, personality disorders, differential diagnoses, and other challenging psychological situations. I have a special affinity for working with teenagers and young adults. I’m happy to counsel individuals 10 years old and up and I am able to offer psychological assessment for individuals seven years old and up.​ 

After being single much longer than I planned, I married Dave, in 2025. As a result, I developed a special love for working with those who are single but wish they weren’t and have a renewed desire to see marriages thrive. I love how God’s redemptive work is always better than what we can imagine. I love watching sports with my husband, Dave, (even though he cheers for the wrong teams), walking Simon the Schnauzer, and enjoying good food and bonfires with family and friends. We don’t love working out, but we do it daily anyway.