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Lee Bare Ph.D.

About

Lee Bare, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist with experience treating children, adolescents, and adults through Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy as well as Parent Training. She has been a college educator and has also given community workshops on topics related to parenting including willpower in children and discipline in teenagers. Dr. Bare currently works in private practice providing assessments of a wide range of psychological difficulties, working with families to help their children succeed. She and her husband, also a clinical psychologist, are raising three boys (two teens and a tween) in Alabama.

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Recent Posts
Talking to My College-Bound Son About Suicide

A Personal Perspective: How do we talk to our teenage sons about suicide? Here are four key points from a psychologist mom.

A Personal Perspective: How do we talk to our teenage sons about suicide? Here are four key points from a psychologist mom.

Why Does My Son Need a Curfew?

Our teenage sons can benefit from having a set curfew. Here's why.

Our teenage sons can benefit from having a set curfew. Here's why.

Setting Our Sons Up for Success

What can parents do to set their teenage sons up for success in adulthood? A new book provides some guidance.

What can parents do to set their teenage sons up for success in adulthood? A new book provides some guidance.

Do I Need to Talk to My High-School Son About Bullying?

Can I forget about bullying once my son gets to high school? No; continue to talk about it to set him up for the future.

Can I forget about bullying once my son gets to high school? No; continue to talk about it to set him up for the future.