Paul C. Kredow, Psy.D. earned his Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Forest Institute of Professional Psychology-Illinois in 1989. Prior to that he attained an M.A. in Guidance and Counseling from Northeastern Illinois University in 1984.  Dr. Kredow completed his predoctoral internship training in Pediatric Psychology at Michigan State University’s College of Human Medicine, Department of Pediatrics and Human Development from 1988-89 and was awarded a post-doctoral fellowship at Valley Children’s Hospital’s Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics department in Fresno, California from 1989-90.

Dr. Kredow is licensed as a clinical psychologist in the State of Illinois.  Dr. Kredow’s areas of specialization include evaluation and assessment of children, adolescents, and adults with emotional disorders and attention problems. He has broad experience in pediatric and medical psychology, helping families with children with chronic and acute medical conditions, particularly related to Inflammatory Bowel Disease, attention-deficit disorders, and emotional difficulty. Dr. Kredow is a member of the Medical Advisory Committee of the local chapter of Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation (CCFA) as well as serving on the leadership team and Camp Psychologist for CCFA Camp Oasis in Waupaca, Wisconsin. He is a clinical director of the CPS diagnostic and therapy practicum site for students from Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Adler School of Professional Psychology, Roosevelt University, and Northwestern University. Dr. Kredow is a member of the American Psychological Association, Society of Pediatric Psychology, and Illinois Psychological Association.