Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. DenBoer has specialized training in family planning. She is a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and specializes in conducting psychological assessments for those involved in third-party assisted reproductive technologies (ART) including [egg/sperm/embryo] donation and gestational surrogacy. She also completes psychological evaluations for parents pursing international adoption. As a soon-to-be certified “Bringing Baby Home” educator via The Gottman Institute, she also offers a brief, 8-session program, for pregnant and parenting families to help prepare for the transition to parenthood, focused on helping parents maintain relationship satisfaction after welcoming a new baby into their lives. Dr. DenBoer is currently pursuing Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C) through Postpartum Support International (PSI).
Dr. DenBoer completed her undergraduate degree at The State University of New York – Brockport and her graduate degree at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She completed her final predoctoral training through the The University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine at Jackson Memorial’s Behavioral Health Hospital before moving to Southwest Florida for her postdoctoral residency, where she has remained practicing for nearly 10 years. She is affiliated with the Lee Health hospital organization and is a member of numerous county, state, and national professional associations.
Dr. DenBoer was born and raised in Buffalo (Go Bills!) but has lived in Florida for over 15 years. While she appreciates the warmth and sun that Florida offers, she enjoys traveling to New York and Michigan to visit with family alongside her husband and three children.