Maggie Freeman

Dr. Maggie Freeman supports capacity-building efforts in the field of clinical psychology, with a particular focus on child psychopathology and autism spectrum disorders. She received her Psy.D. and M.S. in Clinical Psychology from Eastern Kentucky University in 2020 and 2017, respectively. Her clinical interests are centered around working with children and adolescents who face emotional and behavioral challenges, as well as those with developmental differences. Dr. Freeman has made significant contributions to research in intervention planning and interprofessional leadership, particularly in the assessment and understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorders. Her work aims to enhance therapeutic strategies and improve outcomes for young individuals with developmental challenges. At Eastern Kentucky University, Dr. Freeman is responsible for teaching courses such as Child Psychopathology, Practicum in Clinical Psychology, and Advanced Children's Assessment. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the integration of research and practice, preparing students to become competent professionals in the field of psychology. In addition to her academic and research pursuits, Dr. Freeman is actively involved in community outreach programs that support children and families dealing with developmental and psychological issues. Her dedication to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all students and clients is evident in her work both inside and outside the classroom. Dr. Freeman's commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of child psychopathology and autism spectrum disorders continues to drive her research and teaching endeavors. Her contributions to the field are marked by a deep passion for improving the lives of children and adolescents through evidence-based practices and compassionate care.