Antonia Repollet, PsyD

Dr. Antonia Repollet is a licensed Clinical Psychologist & Certified School Psychologist.

She works with patients across the lifespan, from young children through adults, with particular expertise in pediatric care and women’s health. Her approach is gentle, deeply collaborative, and rooted in the mind-body connection: she draws on evidence-based modalities and takes the time to really know each patient, often weaving in a bit of fun and each person’s individual interests along the way. Patients consistently describe feeling seen and understood, not treated with a one-size-fits-all plan.

Dr. Repollet holds a doctorate from Fairleigh Dickinson University, where she focused on the mind-body connection, particularly how chronic medical conditions impact self-concept and academic performance. As a school psychologist, she partners with schools to build accommodations, 504 plans, IHPs, and IEPs for patients managing GI and other chronic conditions, learning challenges, and academic concerns, and brings that same advocacy to her adult patients navigating workplace and employment accommodations, often working directly with their broader care team and other systems.

She has a particular interest in complex, layered presentations, where neurodivergence, OCD, disordered eating, or grief intersect with a chronic medical condition, and in helping patients make sense of a body and mind that can feel like they’re working against each other. Her individualized treatment plans often weave together nutritional guidance, movement, creativity, and sensory or pacing strategies alongside therapy.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Repollet enjoys staying active through exercise, exploring new destinations through travel, and giving back to her community through volunteer work. Family holds a central place in her life, as she cherishes time spent with her husband, daughter, and their beloved two cats.