Daniel Cherry, M.A., is a certified school psychologist who provides executive function coaching, biopsychosocial interviews, and psychological and psychoeducational evaluations at Lowey Psychological Services. He earned his master’s degree in school psychology in 2017, after many years of working with individuals and their families to address educational, behavioral, and emotional needs.
Mr. Cherry has extensive experience helping children, adolescents, college students, and adults better understand their strengths and challenges so they can access appropriate support and develop effective strategies for success at school, work, and in daily life. His background includes psychoeducational assessment, school-based counseling, case management, behavioral support, teacher consultation, and collaborative problem-solving.
At Lowey Psychological Services, Mr. Cherry provides psychological and psychoeducational evaluations to assess cognitive, academic, behavioral, emotional, and attentional functioning. Following an evaluation, clients may choose to participate in executive function coaching to strengthen skills related to organization, planning, time management, task initiation, and task completion. Mr. Cherry also provides parent coaching to parents of young children with executive functioning challenges. Drawing on his experience as a school psychologist, Mr. Cherry helps clients develop practical systems to manage academic, work, and daily-life responsibilities more effectively.
Executive function coaching is a skills-based service and is not a replacement for psychotherapy. However, it may be a helpful complement to therapy, medication management, or psychological testing recommendations when clients would benefit from more direct support in building everyday skills, routines, and systems. Mr. Cherry’s goal is to help clients better understand how they learn and function, while developing practical strategies that promote greater independence, confidence, and success in daily life.
