Our clinicians

Dr. Umphress is the director of Oahu Psychological Services and has over 30 years of clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and adults.

His expertise includes ADHD and learning disability assessment, testing accommodation evaluations, pre-bariatric surgery evaluations, interpersonally focused psychotherapy for depression and anxiety, group psychotherapy, parent behavioral management training for ADHD, and professional supervision.

In his spare time he likes to be with family, read mysteries or psychology books, go for a run, or catch a college football or basketball game.

PhD in Clinical Psychology, Brigham Young University

Dr. Post has been licensed and practicing in Hawaiʻi since 2010 and focuses on evaluations for school-age children through adults, including autism spectrum disorder and ADHD.

She worked with the Hawaiʻi Department of Education for 16 years, and before that spent four years with infants and toddlers through the Department of Health Early Intervention Section.

Her clinical interests include evaluating clients across the lifespan, helping families understand developmental delays, and assessing emotional and behavioral concerns in children and adults. Outside work she paints, crafts with her family, and tries new recipes.

PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Argosy University, Honolulu

Dr. Bogunia has been a licensed clinical psychologist since 2011. After a two-year postdoctoral residency in neuropsychology, she worked with the Navy and Marine Corps, on inpatient rehabilitation units, and in outpatient clinics, with a focus on adult assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.

Her specialties include geriatric mental status exams, dementia testing, assessment after traumatic brain injury, stroke, and other illness, assessment in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, and ADHD testing. She works to turn neuropsychological findings into clear, useful conversations for patients, families, and referring providers.

Away from the clinic she enjoys new foods and restaurants, music, and the beach with her husband.

PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Loma Linda University

Dr. Heid is a licensed clinical psychologist in Hawaiʻi and California. Her training spans infants to adults, including cognitive and neural developmental research at the University of California, San Diego and the Salk Institute, neuropsychological testing at Sharp Memorial Rehabilitation Center, and psychoeducational testing for the Hawaiʻi Department of Education.

She specializes in testing to screen for or diagnose autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, giftedness, learning disabilities, developmental disorders and delays, and emotional and behavioral disorders. Her clinical interests include pediatric and school neuropsychology, health psychology, mindfulness-based interventions, and play therapy.

PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Hawaiʻi School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University

Dr. Balmores is a licensed clinical psychologist in Hawaiʻi and Virginia with over 20 years of experience in therapy and psychological evaluation.

She works with children 8 and older and adults on anxiety, depression, stress and adjustment, trauma, grief, ADHD, OCD, and social difficulties, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based interventions, and exposure and response prevention. She takes a warm, strength-based approach.

She completed postdoctoral training at the Kapiʻolani Child Protection Center. In her free time she enjoys family, her dogs, cats, and rabbits, art, cooking, yoga, travel, and hiking.

PsyD, Argosy University, Honolulu

Dr. Annandale is a licensed psychologist, certified group psychotherapist, and National Register Health Service Psychologist, with deep experience in adult outpatient care, especially college student mental health.

He works with anxiety, depression, relationship and adjustment difficulties, grief and loss, family-of-origin, and multicultural concerns. Special interests include academic and career issues, working with veterans, religious and spiritual concerns, mindfulness, help-seeking among Asians and Pacific Islanders, and group and couples therapy.

When he can, he enjoys family, movies, and sports.

PhD in Counseling Psychology, Brigham Young University

Lisa Lee is a licensed marriage and family therapist and certified substance abuse counselor providing individual, couples, and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults.

She integrates approaches such as cognitive behavioral and solution-focused therapy, depending on what you bring in, and puts a priority on a safe, comfortable space and a real working relationship: identifying concerns, setting goals, and reaching them together.

Her pastimes include baking and time at the beach.

MS in Counseling Psychology, Chaminade University of Honolulu

Jana Moya provides individual, couples, and family therapy, and has provided consultation, training, and therapy related to fetal alcohol spectrum disorders as part of the Hawaiʻi FASD Action Group.

She works with depression, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral challenges, and individual, family, and couples conflict, along with adolescent behavioral concerns, trauma, and complex couples counseling. Her approaches include CBT, structural family therapy, family systems, mindfulness-based therapies, and Gottman couples therapy (Levels 1 to 3).

Her goal is to help people build strong, healthy connections within themselves, with their ʻohana, and with those around them. She enjoys running, hiking, paddle boarding, canoe paddling, and sunsets.

MS in Counseling Psychology, Chaminade University of Honolulu

James Springer is compassionate and laid-back, which makes it easier for clients to engage in therapy. He builds a collaborative relationship so that together you can name concerns, set goals, and make a plan.

He provides individual and family therapy, with a focus on anxiety, depression, family conflict, and parent training, using a range of techniques suited to the issue at hand.

He enjoys swimming, reading, time with family, and movies.

Master's in Clinical Social Work, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Larry Dolan brings nearly 30 years of experience with children, families, and teachers, including more than 20 years with the Hawaiʻi Department of Education, most recently in its autism (ASD) project unit.

He specializes in elementary-age children, using play therapy for trauma and abuse.

He is a poet and songwriter who loves to sing, and can often be found swimming, walking, or golfing. He is also the parent of triplets, now adults.

Master of Social Work, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Kelsey Domingo spent six years with the Department of Education's School-Based Behavioral Health program as a behavioral health specialist before joining the practice.

She specializes in elementary-age children with ADHD, autism, depression, and anxiety, using trauma-focused, behavioral, cognitive behavioral, and play therapy.

In her spare time she enjoys movies and docuseries, self-care, and exploring new things, and keeps busy with her two sons' activities.

MS in Counseling Psychology, Chaminade University of Honolulu