Trauma Therapy San Francisco Bay Area

Helping People With Anxiety and depression Discover Their Best Lives

It's my passion and privilege to help others overcome life-challenging situations.

Over decades of education and personal exploration, I've had the good fortune to put together some of the essential pieces in life's puzzle. As a clinical psychologist and writer, I bring a unique blend of science, art, philosophy, and personal experience to helping others.

I'm dedicated to helping people make sense of the sometimes confusing experiences that have shaped their lives. Our work will integrate your story's fragments into a healthy, cohesive whole, so you can get on with the adventure of discovering your best life.

 
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Anxiety Therapy Can Help You

  • Reduce stress and improve relationships

  • Better manage powerful negative emotions

  • Address panic attacks and other physical symptoms

  • Cope with disturbing thoughts stuck on repeat

  • Get a handle on out-of-body experiences like dissociation and flashbacks

  • Get a handle on burnout and control issues

 

No, You’re Not Overreacting

If you’ve found it hard to make it through the day for months —or even years— in a row, there is help out there. Evidenced-based therapies can help reduce the weight of everyday living to bring relief and greater fulfillment to your life.

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I help people with depression and persistent low mood:

  • Improve self-esteem and focus

  • Decrease feelings of hopelessness and powerlessness

  • Improve connections and decrease isolation

  • Cope productively with feelings of shame

  • Find healthy outlets for outrage and fear

 

But You Might Be Underreacting

If you have quietly endured anxiety, stress, persistent low mood or depression it might be because you've never fully dealt with the past.

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Taking a second look at past issues can:

  • Help you feel closer to friends and family

  • Reduce feelings of anxiety and stress

  • Help you process difficult experiences

  • Utilize art, writing, and physical movement to express bottled-up emotions