Beth Grosshans

Beth Grosshans is an author and clinical child psychologist whose work focuses on helping children and families navigate behavioral, emotional, and developmental challenges. Her website introduces parents to issues such as intense temperamental outbursts, resistance to reasoning, anxiety, disrespectful or demanding behavior, and difficulties with sleep, eating, and toileting. Grosshans aims to equip families with insights and practical strategies for encouraging children’s self-control, respect, cooperation, independence, and healthy habits.

Her academic background includes a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Cincinnati and a master’s degree and Ph.D. in clinical child psychology from Ohio State University. She began her professional training through an internship at Boston Children’s Hospital and the Judge Baker’s Children’s Center psychiatric inpatient unit, with mentorship from experts at Harvard Medical School.

The website presents her writing and professional portfolio, along with blog articles and resources about child psychology, emotional growth, play therapy, and the role of a clinical child psychologist.