As of November 1, 2017, I am moving my practice to Palm Springs and expanding to a full-time practice. I offer psychotherapy and consultation services to adults (18 and older) and couples. I would describe my approach to psychotherapy as “eclectic” and very person-centered. Through my years of practice, I have developed a number of different approaches to working with clients. I approach each client as a distinct individual and work openly, transparently, and collaboratively with each client to determine the approach that will be most effective. I can work within a short-term treatment model and focus on concrete objectives, goal setting, symptom reduction, and skill building. I can also work within a long-term therapy framework, examining deeper and more subtle emotional issues for the client and also utilizing the therapeutic relationship as a “mini-laboratory” within which we can occasionally examine core themes that surface in the client’s life. I have found EMDR to be an incredibly efficient and effective approach to resolving the impact of past traumatic events. EMDR offers a comprehensive, organized, and systematic approach to resolving trauma, and I have had the privilege of witnessing so many of my clients resolve multiple issues in their lives. I find EMDR to be an extremely person-centered and creative approach to treatment, healing, and the recovery process. If you would like more information about EMDR, you can find a helpful link on my website, or simply go to www.emdr.com and click on the "FAQ" tab (for "Frequently Asked Questions" page). In addition to my Certification status in EMDR, I am also a 200-hour Certified Yoga Instructor. While I don’t conduct yoga in my therapy sessions, I occasionally draw from this experience in guiding my clients toward useful insights and new skills for managing their lives.
