Donna Thiele Psychological Consulting

Donna Thiele Psychological Consulting Dr. Thiele is a licensed clinical psychologist, board-certified behavior analyst, and licensed behav Dr. Thiele is an adjunct professor at St.

Dr. Thiele is a licensed clinical psychologist, board-certified behavior analyst, and licensed behavior analyst. Her training includes specialization in applied behavior analysis, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. She specializes in treating those with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and their families. Dr. Thiele graduated with a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Long Island University with a specialization in developmental disabilities. She trained at the May Institute in Massachusetts where she provided school and home consultation to children with autism, behavioral challenges, and families. Dr. Thiele has presented on topics in applied behavior analysis at local, state, and national conferences. She has provided consultation to children, families, and school systems throughout Long Island for over 15 years. Joseph's College and is active in professional organizations within the areas of behavior analysis, developmental disabilities, and psychology.

Want to nurture gratitude in your kids? Begin by sharing your own. Let them hear what you’re thankful for today—it’s con...
10/13/2025

Want to nurture gratitude in your kids? Begin by sharing your own. Let them hear what you’re thankful for today—it’s contagious!

Child psychologist Donna Thiele shares fun, realistic ways to teach kids gratitude, mindfulness, and appreciation for the present moment.

Science news can be overwhelming, here's a great source that breaks down the evidence.
09/23/2025

Science news can be overwhelming, here's a great source that breaks down the evidence.

09/22/2025

Recently, you may have seen claims online suggesting a link between acetaminophen (Tylenol) use and autism. It’s important to know: legitimate, peer-reviewed scientific studies have not recognized acetaminophen as a causal factor for autism. This is also true of vaccines. Vaccines continue to be safe in preventing many know diseases with no link to autism.

Misinformation can spread quickly, especially when it touches on children’s health. Parents deserve accurate, evidence-based information when making decisions. Before drawing conclusions, always look to credible sources such as peer-reviewed research, pediatric associations, and trusted healthcare providers.

* Stick with science.
* Ask your child’s doctor when you have concerns.
* Take online claims with caution.

Your best resource will always be legitimate, well-conducted scientific studies, not speculation or fear-driven posts.
Let us also respect the role of neurodiversity with regard to autism and other neurodivergent traits. Respecting neurodiversity means valuing autistic voices, honoring differences, and creating spaces where individuals can thrive as they are. True inclusion happens when we embrace—not erase—those differences.

Here's an easy to read summary of what we know:
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/research-doesnt-show-using-tylenol-during-pregnancy-causes-autism-here-are-5-things-to-know?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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So proud to be part of a mental health organization that literally and figuratively “walks the walk” when it comes to su...
09/21/2025

So proud to be part of a mental health organization that literally and figuratively “walks the walk” when it comes to supporting mental health. Suffolk County psychological Association was again a strong presence at the “out of the darkness “Walk for su***de awareness and prevention and I could not be more proud to be surrounded by such amazing colleagues and brave individuals. Once again, SCPA  was the top team fundraiser and thank you to everyone who donated to support this very important cause. 
Remember that help is always available, 988 is a lifeline, and if you’re struggling, speak up 💜

09/08/2025

Today is 988 Day!

988 is the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline — a number that can save lives. Just like 911 is for emergencies, 988 is for mental health crises. When someone is struggling, this is the number that connects them to immediate help and hope.

Let’s spread love, light, and awareness together. Share this post and make sure your loved ones know about 988. Because sometimes, just knowing where to turn can make all the difference.

P.S. We Love You!

#988

It has been a rough week in the news for parents of children going back to school and college. If you need help talking ...
08/28/2025

It has been a rough week in the news for parents of children going back to school and college. If you need help talking to your children, here are some resources to do so from the American Psychological Association.

Gun violence is a public health epidemic for children, and Donna Thiele Psychological Consulting supports research-backed recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics such as safety regulations and legislation for responsible firearm use and storage.

And if you or your child need support to deal with feelings of anxiety or sadness over world events, contact a psychologist or mental health provider.

Instead of shielding children from the dangers, violence or tragedies around us, adults should talk to kids about what is happening.

Wishing all the mom's out there a Happy Mother's Day and reminding you to take care of yourselves not just on Mother's D...
05/10/2025

Wishing all the mom's out there a Happy Mother's Day and reminding you to take care of yourselves not just on Mother's Day, but every day!

We all know how important sleep is for neurodivergent teens and young adults to help them reach their potential, so chec...
04/24/2025

We all know how important sleep is for neurodivergent teens and young adults to help them reach their potential, so check out this FREE training from sleep expert Lisa Vertullo to help them get and stay on track for a good night's rest 😴

We are so excited to collaborate with Lisa Vertullo, Behavior Consultant and Sleep Specialist, to provide you with this FREE online resource!!!! Join us on 5/8/25 at 7:30PM to learn more!!!!
Email us at info@listrive.com for more info!

We all know how important sleep is for kids, so check out this FREE training from sleep expert Lisa Vertullo for your ne...
04/24/2025

We all know how important sleep is for kids, so check out this FREE training from sleep expert Lisa Vertullo for your neurodivergent teen/adult to help get them on track for a restful night!

We are so excited to collaborate with Lisa Vertullo, Behavior Consultant and Sleep Specialist, to provide you with this FREE online resource!!!! Join us on 5/8/25 at 7:30PM to learn more!!!!
Email us at info@listrive.com for more info!

Dr. T's favorite day of the year is coming up soon, mark those calendars!
04/09/2025

Dr. T's favorite day of the year is coming up soon, mark those calendars!

46 comics available during Free Comic Book Day, including 33 newly announced Silver Sponsor comics!

I love these ideas for 30 days of taking photos of things you love. But why stop there? Engage as many of your senses as...
03/18/2025

I love these ideas for 30 days of taking photos of things you love. But why stop there? Engage as many of your senses as you can and have a mindful moment! Touch that blue blanket you love, breathe in the smell of the water at the lake (or the scent of your clean living room!), and listen to the sounds of the birds at your picnic. A moment of mindful joy goes a long way!

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Dr. Thiele is a licensed clinical psychologist, board-certified behavior analyst, and licensed behavior analyst. Her training includes specialization in applied behavior analysis, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. She specializes in treating those with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and their families. Dr. Thiele graduated with a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Long Island University with a specialization in developmental disabilities. She trained at the May Institute in Massachusetts where she provided school and home consultation to children with autism, behavioral challenges, and families. Dr. Thiele has presented on topics in applied behavior analysis at local, state, and national conferences. She has provided consultation to children, families, and school systems throughout Long Island for over 15 years. Dr. Thiele is an adjunct professor at St. Joseph's College and is active in professional organizations within the areas of behavior analysis, developmental disabilities, and psychology.