Dr. Thomson brought his engaging and developmentally grounded therapy style to Keswick School more than ten years ago. He has held the position of full-time clinical director for nine years. Prior to coming to Keswick School, Dr. Thomson provided clinical oversight for a school system serving over 50,000 students in the Midwest. Earlier in his career,

Clinical Therapist Dr. Huff earned his Bachelor of Science in Marriage, Family, and Human Development at Brigham Young University. He then earned his Masters of Arts and Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies, specializing in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Connecticut. Previous to Keswick School, Dr. Huff worked at Discovery Ranch

Dr. Byrnes completed his undergraduate work at Duke University and attended Medical School at the University of South Carolina. After receiving a Medical Degree and deciding to pursue further specialization in Psychiatry, he was accepted into the University of Virginia General Psychiatry Residency. During Residency training Dr. Byrnes experienced working in multiple clinical areas including

Jennifer receive her undergraduate degree at The Ohio State University earning her degree in Psychology and minor in Theater. In her junior year she worked at Wediko a summer camp for kids with emotional and behavioral challenges. Jennifer then attended The University of Chicago where she got her Masters in Social Work. As a second

Jacob has been a valued member of the Keswick School community in a variety of roles.  After college, Jacob worked at the Oakland School, affirming his interest in working with children. He began working at Keswick School in 2014 as a residential instructor and moved into the role of shift supervisor in 2016. Jacob helped