What do you specialize in? As a therapist, I am very versatile. I have extensive experience working with people with severe and persistent mental illness. I have worked in inpatient hospitals, partial hospitalization programs, crisis residential programs, and as an outpatient therapist. I specialize in working with people with depression, anxiety, co-occurring substance use disorders, […]
What do you specialize in? I specialize in life transitions. I work with children, adolescents, and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, marital concerns, family changes, and other life changes. I implement Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in my practice and have a person-centered approach. I have experience treating a variety of different issues. What do you think […]
What do you specialize in? I have extensive training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) to help individuals identify and modify irrational thoughts and thinking patterns to improve their overall mental health and enhance personal growth. Through personal and professional experiences, I have learned that much of our daily anguish is fabricated by our mind and […]
What do you specialize in? I specialize in relationships and LGBTQ issues. What do you think is important about your role as a therapist? I think my role as a therapist is important as a nonjudgmental and open person/space where people can reflect aloud and discover important insights about themselves. How do you help people, in […]
What do you specialize in? I specialize in helping anxious and depressed adults get better at coping so they can thrive and be well. What do you think is important about your role as a therapist? My role as a therapist is to help clients explore options, challenge ineffective thought and behavior patterns, and create […]
What do you specialize in? Although I have a very diverse background in the field of mental health, my specialties include anxiety, depression, sexual assault, domestic violence, trauma, severe mental illness, co-occurring disorders (primarily substance abuse), and grief/loss. What do you think is important about your role as a therapist? I believe that it is […]
Stress and anxiety are often used interchangeably, but it’s important to know they are two different presenting problems. Both responses are part of the usual ups and downs of life and generally do not pose a threat to overall well-being. However, when either stress or anxiety become consistent or disproportionate, they disrupt not only day-to-day […]
What do you specialize in? I specialize in aging and older adulthood, specifically gerontology and geriatrics. In addition, I work with adults in all stages of life. Examples include academic stress in young adulthood, life-balance for the “Sandwich Generation” in middle adulthood, and changes in health, functioning, and living arrangements in older adulthood. My main […]
