Dr. Tonja H. Krautter is a licensed clinical psychologist as well as a licensed clinical social worker. She is highly dedicated to the mental health field, serving persons in need and providing them with the highest standard of care. Her expertise lies with extreme case matters such as eating disorders, self-mutilation, and sexual assault. Professionally, Dr. Krautter has been in the role of clinical supervisor, program director, workshop leader, professor, and author. When not working, she devotes her time to her family. She has a supportive, loving husband and two beautiful sons.

Dr. Tonja H. Krautter is a licensed clinical psychologist as well as a licensed clinical social worker. She is highly dedicated to the mental health field, serving persons in need and providing them with the highest standard of care. Dr. Krautter has been in the role of clinical supervisor, program director, workshop leader, professor, and author. She is currently a private practitioner in Los Gatos where she provides individual, family, and group therapy to her patients. In addition, she is an adjunct clinical faculty member at Stanford School of Medicine. She provides informative seminars and written material to schools and professional agencies thoughout the bay area. Dr. Krautter published her first book, When Your Baby Won’t Stop Crying: A Parent’s Guide to Colic (Sourcebooks) in April 2006. All of her written with the sole purpose to educate, validate, and support individuals, families, and mental health providers on extreme case matters.