Dana Gadaire, Psy.D., LCSW, BCBA-D is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Michigan. She holds licenses and/or certification in psychology, social work, and applied behavior analysis. She specializes in pediatric behavioral health promotion in integrated primary care settings.

Primary clinical interests include:

1) neuro-developmental assessment
2) functional assessment and treatment of concerns related to: ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, feeding, elimination, sleep, and interpersonal functioning
3) parent and school consultation

Dr. Gadaire's research seeks to develop and evaluate ecologically valid behavioral assessments and interventions across diverse pediatric populations. Past publications include evaluations of individually delivered and group-based interventions to reduce disruptive behaviors and enhance pro-social interaction. Dr. Gadaire has also published multiple translational investigations into psychological and behavioral processes underlying children's preferences for specific stimuli, sources of motivation, and self-control. Additional research interests include the identification and reduction of disparities in access to evidence-based behavioral health services.