Nicholas Warren

Nicolas Warren (he/him) is an advanced practicum student at Konick and Associates. Mr. Warren earned his master’s degree from Wheaton College and is on track to receive his doctoral degree in clinical psychology by the fall of 2028. He has trained in a variety of settings with a variety of patients. However, he is building expertise in treating children and adolescents with a focus on depression and suicidality. He has received specialized training in Crisis Prevention Intervention skills and has engaged in several specialized courses covering child mental health and lifespan development.

Mr. Warren brings an open ear and mind to the neuropsychological assessment table, emphasizing holistic exploration of the client’s life to reach the most fitting diagnosis. He has specific training and experience with projective (e.g., Rorschach, Roberts-2) and performance measures spanning the cognitive (e.g., WISC, WAIS, WJ) and emotional (e.g., BASC, MMPI-3) realms. Additionally, Mr. Warren has received extensive training with clients who have concerns about ADHD. In therapy, Mr. Warren approaches cases from a trauma-informed Dialectical Behavioral Therapy lens, with a focus on problem behaviors, the unconscious beliefs we hold to be true, and how two dichotomous ideas can be true at once.

Nicolas is supervised by Dr. Kristen Suing.