Tammy Taylor just completed her 22nd year as a school psychologist. Following her service in the U.S. Army, she completed her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees at Governors State University. She is currently enrolled in the PhD in Transformative Studies program at California Institute of Integral Studies and her passion is finding ways to bridge animal welfare and human services.

Tammy has a long history of working with children of all ages and their families and is comfortable with evaluating everyone from small children to adults. Her background includes collaboration with parents and school teams, psychological and behavioral assessments, and intervention consultation and problem-solving. In her capacity as an advocate and counselor in a sexual assault service center, Tammy has counseled child, adolescent, and adult survivors of child abuse and sexual assault. Additionally, Tammy served as a volunteer court-appointed special advocate/guardian ad litem for several children who were in the state foster care system. With an eye for detail and commitment to thoroughness, Tammy seeks to ensure her clients feel seen, comfortable, and empowered throughout the evaluation process.