Welcome
My name is Kenya Malcolm. I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist in the Rochester, New York area. This is my professional website. It primarily serves as a place to learn about my clinical work and private practice. However, I am also an active member within the larger psychologist community. You will find information about other things that I do as well.
If you are seeking a behavioral health professional to speak at your school or agency regarding children's emotional and behavioral health, please go to the "Services and Activities" link to the left.
Clinically, I work primarily with children, adolescents, and their families. If you are looking for therapy or counseling for your children or family, you have probably already been worried or stressed for some time. Perhaps your family is struggling with an important change. Or maybe you have noticed that someone in your family has been feeling sad, anxious, overwhelmed, or distressed. Many times, when one person in the family is struggling, it affects others, too, through their interactions, relationships, and mood. An outside person can provide advice and another perspective. A psychologist can also provide knowledge and training to help identify barriers to success as well as solutions and strategies to reduce stress, improve behavior and mood, and help people get along better. You don’t have to “hit bottom” before you seek help. Feel free to explore this website to get a better idea about who I am and what I do.
If you are seeking a behavioral health professional to speak at your school or agency regarding children's emotional and behavioral health, please go to the "Services and Activities" link to the left.
Clinically, I work primarily with children, adolescents, and their families. If you are looking for therapy or counseling for your children or family, you have probably already been worried or stressed for some time. Perhaps your family is struggling with an important change. Or maybe you have noticed that someone in your family has been feeling sad, anxious, overwhelmed, or distressed. Many times, when one person in the family is struggling, it affects others, too, through their interactions, relationships, and mood. An outside person can provide advice and another perspective. A psychologist can also provide knowledge and training to help identify barriers to success as well as solutions and strategies to reduce stress, improve behavior and mood, and help people get along better. You don’t have to “hit bottom” before you seek help. Feel free to explore this website to get a better idea about who I am and what I do.