Lindsay Uffer, M.S., is a third-year Psy.D. student in the School-Community Psychology Program at Hofstra University and a psychology extern at the Bio Behavioral Institute. She works with children, adolescents, and adults using CBT, ERP, DBT, and ACT to treat OCD, anxiety, and depression. Lindsay currently trains at Hofstra’s Diagnostic and Research Institute for Autism Spectrum Disorders, where she conducts evaluations and co-leads parent support groups. Her previous experience includes school-based training in the Wantagh and Levittown districts. She is passionate about helping individuals achieve growth and self-confidence.
Lindsay Uffer, M.S.
Psychology Extern
February 27, 2026
The Friendship Rollercoaster: Why 4th-5th Grade Is So Hard
Friendships in fourth and fifth grade feel like a rollercoaster for both kids and parents. Learn why cliques form, when to worry, and how to support your child through friendship challenges.
August 30, 2025
The Long Goodbye: A Parent’s Guide to Separation Anxiety
Going back to school can cause separation anxiety in both children and parents. To help, prepare the child by visiting the school and practicing separation, then keep goodbyes brief and stay consistent during drop-off.
