Pediatric Psychology

Dr. Brian Mesinger

Dr. Mesinger has over 35 years of clinical experience in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide variety of behavioral and mental health concerns. As a Pediatric Psychologist, Dr. Mesinger helps those with anxiety, depression, developmental disorders, anger, OCD, substance abuse, family conflict, and more. Developing an accurate understanding of your concerns and your child’s current functioning is essential in utilizing “best care” practices in an effective treatment plan. There is no problem that he has not seen and Dr. Mesinger will always work with other professionals or make referrals as needed. Dr. Mesinger is highly skilled in multiple treatment modalities, including:

• Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
• Family Therapy
• Growth-Oriented/Decision-Making Work with Adolescents & Young Adults
• Testing & Assessment
• Parenting Tips & Advice

If you are struggling to understand your child or adolescent’s behavior, Dr. Mesinger is here to help.

To request an appointment, fill out the form below. For more information on how a pediatric psychologist can help your child or if you have questions regarding insurance, please call (970) 267-9510.

Dr. Elizabeth (Buffy) Wolf

Dr. Buffy Wolf is a clinical psychologist who enjoys working with children and their families. She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Pacific University, completed her internship at Boston Medical Center, and went on to complete a fellowship at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. She has specialized training in infancy and early childhood mental health and has been working with families in Northern Colorado since 2017.

Dr. Wolf is bilingual in English and Spanish and brings a warm, relationship-focused approach to her work. She is especially passionate about therapeutic neurodevelopmental evaluations, which help families better understand their child’s unique strengths, developmental style, and areas where extra support may be helpful. She works closely with caregivers to offer clarity, reassurance, and practical guidance families can use in everyday life, including support with accessing helpful resources at school and in the community. Her work is family-centered and grounded in the belief that relationships matter, with a strong interest in supporting caregiver wellbeing and honoring both the joys and challenges of parenting.

To request an appointment, fill out the form below. For more information on how a pediatric psychologist can help your child or if you have questions regarding insurance, please call (970) 267-9510.