Valerie Krall, MA, LPA, LPC Valerie utilizes cognitive-behavioral strategies as well mindfulness and acceptance based approaches.

Valerie Krall, MA, LPA, LPC, Mental Health Professional

The disorder may be becoming diagnosed more often because of an increase in testing requirements at schools, which may require more attention from students, said Valerie Krall, a psychologist at MAHEC. She said she's noticed an increase in children diagnosed with the disorder because of attention problems, rather than hyperactivity.

Valerie Krall, MA, LPA, LPC Valerie obtained her Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from UNC-Charlotte in 1991. She has worked with adults, children/adolescents, and families since that time. She has worked in a variety of settings including outpatient clinics, residential treatment, intensive outpatient, and private practice. Before moving to Asheville, Valerie worked as a therapist for several years in the Charlotte area at Carolinas Healthcare System-Behavioral Health Center. She is a Licensed Psychological Associate as well as a Licensed Professional Counselor. She is grateful for the chance to work in a field that allows her to interact with many different people and to witness their resiliency and wisdom. In her free time Valerie enjoys hiking, mountain biking, and ultimate frisbee. She enjoys the abundance of outdoor activities available in Asheville as well as its vibrant music and arts community. Areas of clinical interest include depression, anxiety and child behavioral issues. Valerie utilizes cognitive-behavioral strategies as well mindfulness and acceptance based approaches.

Valerie Krall, MA, LPA, LPC Areas of clinical interest include depression, anxiety and child behavioral issues. Valerie utilizes cognitive-behavioral strategies as well mindfulness and acceptance based approaches.