Jeanne Herzog, PhD is a lifespan psychologist in private practice in Wisconsin.  She holds a masters degree in developmental psychology from Columbia University in New York, and a doctoral degree in counseling psychology from Marquette University in Milwaukee.  One of her specialties is the field of health psychology, helping people with the psychological adjustment to health and medical conditions, including having a severe food allergy.  She has worked with children and families for 36 years in the public school system as a teacher, in medical hospitals as a child life specialist and as a psychologist in private practice.  Dr. Herzog focuses on the emotional stress of living with a food allergy and helps children, teens and adults with allergies, and the families that support them, create safety plans to deal with that stress.  She is a regular presenter for the Southeast Chapter of the Food Allergy Association of Wisconsin and recently presented at Wisconsin's first Food Allergy Conference sponsored by FARE and held at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.