Meet Our Team

Dr. Justine Fulton, Psy.D.

Dr. Fulton graduated from Georgian Court University in three years with a B.A. in Psychology and Art.  From there, she went on to attend Kean University's doctoral program in Combined School and Clinical Psychology, where she received her M.A. in Educational Psychology and her Psy.D. in School and Clinical Psychology. Her training experiences have provided her invaluable opportunities to work with a range of individuals from different backgrounds across the lifespan in a variety of contexts. Her training at Kean Psychological Services, in several NJ school districts, and at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have shaped her clinical interests, and consequently, her interest to pursue a career in private practice. Learn more about Dr. Fulton's credentials here.

Theoretical Orientation

Exercising flexibility is vital in the implementation and provision of different treatments and recommendations that are empirically supported. However, while Dr. Fulton is completely open to consider and understand cases from other theoretical lenses, if the evidence supports, she currently recognizes contextual behaviorism as her ‘home base’ or theoretical orientation. Particular areas of focus that she depends on for conceptualization include impairment, a timeline of onset and/or episodes of symptomology, patterns of thoughts, behaviors, and feelings, as well as their functions, and reinforcing variables, in addition to the interaction between these different elements. She tends to conceptualize symptoms in terms of experiential avoidance and escape behavior. Developing a solid foundation for conceptualization allows her to prioritize symptoms and behavioral patterns for intervention. In summary, she emphasizes a data-driven approach both to understand a case and to track progression of treatment through sessions. Dr. Fulton also stresses the importance of a collaborative effort between herself and her client. 

Dr. Lindsay Harold, Psy.D.

Dr. Harold is a licensed clinical psychologist and a New Jersey-certified school psychologist. Dr. Harold has experience providing treatment, counseling, and support services to populations across the lifespan in a variety of contexts. She uses evidence-based practice with an emphasis on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). More specifically, mindfulness and acceptance-based behavioral models provide a foundation for her work with a focus on psychological flexibility. She strives to create openness and compassion. Every session is viewed as an opportunity to jointly learn about the imperfect human experience. Dr. Harold views your personal history as having valuable and unique information needed to achieve personal goals. While some experiences are felt more painfully or intensely, there lies further awareness, growth, and vitality.

Alexa Savage, M.S./M.A.

Clinical Psychology Doctoral Extern Student

Alexa is a fourth-year doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM), where she also earned her MS in Clinical Psychology. She holds an MA in Psychology from Kean University and a BS in Psychology from West Chester University. Alexa’s clinical training includes providing neuropsychological assessment and evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with a focus on anxiety and depressive disorders. She strives to create a supportive environment where individuals can process life’s challenges, feel empowered, and take steps toward meaningful change and personal growth.

Alexa is currently providing therapy under the direct supervision of Dr. Justine Fulton, Licensed Psychologist (NJ License No. 616400). She is currently accepting new clients at a reduce rate as part of her supervised clinical training.