Dr. Hayley Dauterman, PHD

Director of Clinical Training & Programming 
Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Licensed in: Oregon, Washington

[email protected]

Hayley has a strong background in treating anxiety and related disorders. She specializes in serving youth and their families and enjoys the process of helping individuals overcome their fears and get back to their lives. Hayley utilizes a variety of evidence-based behavioral and cognitive-behavioral (CBT) interventions in order to address her patients' presenting concerns. In addition to treating OCD and anxiety disorders, Hayley also works with individuals with a variety of other diagnoses and challenges including mood disorders, body focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs; hair pulling, skin picking), demand avoidance and school refusal, sleep problems, toileting issues, hoarding behaviors, tic disorders, and parenting challenges. 

Hayley received her doctoral degree from Seattle Pacific University where she gained a breadth of training and experience providing evidence-based treatments across the range of pediatric mental health disorders. She completed her clinical internship at Central Regional Hospital and UNC Chapel Hill where she worked in both outpatient and inpatient psychiatric settings. Hayley then completed a two year post-doctoral fellowship at Evidence-Based Treatment Centers of Seattle further specializing in the assessment and treatment of pediatric anxiety disorders.

​In her free time, Hayley enjoys spending time with friends and family, getting outside to exercise or work in the garden, and playing with her dogs.

< Our Team

"Courage is not the absence of fear but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear.” 

Trainings & Certifications

BTTI, IOCDF Behavior Therapy Training Institute, 2021
Supporting Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE), Yale Child Study Center, 2020

Presentations

Dauterman, H., &amp; Rizvi, M. (2022, January). OCD: The Ultimate Frenemy. Oral presentation given at the Virtual IOCDF Summer Program.

Dauterman, H., Menasco, K., &amp; Rizvi, M. (2021, October). Keeping Calm Without Carrying on: Preventing Coping from Becoming Avoidance. Oral presentation given at the IOCDF Online Conference.

Dauterman, H., Bonifay, A. Welch, S., & Tininenko, J. (2021, October). Can we do this from home? Running an IOP During COVID-19. Oral presentation given at the IOCDF Online Conference.

Dauterman, H., &amp; Rizvi, M. (2021, July). Where does your courage come from? Finding the strength to be Brave. Oral presentation given at the Virtual IOCDF Summer Program.
 
King, K., Dauterman, H., & Rizvi, M. (2020, July). Friends and foes: Your social life while living with OCD. Oral presentation given at the Virtual IOCDF Summer Program.

Dauterman, H. (2018, June). Internalization Symptoms in Youth with ASD. Continuing education lecture for Evidence Based Treatment Centers of Seattle staff, Seattle, WA.​

Professional Affiliations

OCD Oregon, Board Member
International OCD Foundation (IOCDF)
Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA)​
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Publications

Wilson, B.J., Dauterman, H., Frey, K.S., Rutter, T.M., Myers, J., Zhou, V. & Bisi, E. (2021). Effortful control moderates the relation between negative emotionality and socially appropriate behavior. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology. 27. doi: 10.1016/j.jecp.2021.105119.

Wilson, B.J., Manangan, C. N, Dauterman, H. A., Davis, H. N. (2013). ADHD symptoms moderate the relation between ASD status and internalizing symptoms in 3 to 6-year-old children. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disabilities. 44, 1347-1356. doi.10.1007/s10803-013-1995-4