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About Dr. FleckTraining | Expertise | Endeavors
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Dr. Caroline Fleck is a licensed psychologist, founder and Clinical Director of Luma (formerly Wellspring Psychological Services), and an Adjunct Clinical Instructor at Stanford University. She brings her expertise to the corporate sector by designing and implementing custom training programs for Fortune 500 companies, and providing “executive coaching on steroids,” as one client affectionately termed it, to industry leaders. She also serves as a Health Technical Consultant to mental health startups and life science companies.
Dr. Fleck received a B.A. in psychology and English from the University of Michigan, followed by an M.A. and Ph.D from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University where she trained in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Her doctoral research focused on mindfulness-based treatments, and she worked extensively with Duke Integrative Medicine in studying the cognitive and neurological effects of mindfulness meditation. Dr. Fleck completed her clinical residency at the VA Puget Sound, and trained as a postdoctoral clinical fellow at the Evidence-Based Treatment Center of Seattle.
In her private practice, Dr. Fleck works with a diverse client population. She is an expert in various evidence-based treatments for adults, adolescents, and couples and is committed to providing scientifically proven interventions to achieve measurable improvements in the problems her clients target in therapy. Her areas of specialty include mood disorders, anxiety disorders, marital and relationship problems, chronic pain, self-injury, personality disorders, and parenting. She is a licensed psychologist in the states of Washington and California and has offices in Mountain View and Los Gatos, CA.
Outside of her practice Dr. Fleck is a trainer, consultant, and public speaker on the topics of evidence-based practices in psychology, mindfulness meditation, and the use of technology in mental health. She is a respected voice in psychology and has been featured in national media outlets including The New York Times, ABC News, and The Huffington Post. Her courses and workshops at Stanford train clinicians and residents in DBT, and other cognitive-behavioral treatments, while her corporate work focuses on creating high performing individuals and teams using the proven methods of behavioral science.
Dr. Fleck received a B.A. in psychology and English from the University of Michigan, followed by an M.A. and Ph.D from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University where she trained in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Her doctoral research focused on mindfulness-based treatments, and she worked extensively with Duke Integrative Medicine in studying the cognitive and neurological effects of mindfulness meditation. Dr. Fleck completed her clinical residency at the VA Puget Sound, and trained as a postdoctoral clinical fellow at the Evidence-Based Treatment Center of Seattle.
In her private practice, Dr. Fleck works with a diverse client population. She is an expert in various evidence-based treatments for adults, adolescents, and couples and is committed to providing scientifically proven interventions to achieve measurable improvements in the problems her clients target in therapy. Her areas of specialty include mood disorders, anxiety disorders, marital and relationship problems, chronic pain, self-injury, personality disorders, and parenting. She is a licensed psychologist in the states of Washington and California and has offices in Mountain View and Los Gatos, CA.
Outside of her practice Dr. Fleck is a trainer, consultant, and public speaker on the topics of evidence-based practices in psychology, mindfulness meditation, and the use of technology in mental health. She is a respected voice in psychology and has been featured in national media outlets including The New York Times, ABC News, and The Huffington Post. Her courses and workshops at Stanford train clinicians and residents in DBT, and other cognitive-behavioral treatments, while her corporate work focuses on creating high performing individuals and teams using the proven methods of behavioral science.