I have been a psychotherapist for just over thirty years. My long time passion for the work comes of engaging with people as they grow to a comfortable place within themselves and in relationship with others. After all of these years, witnessing that more powerful sense of self still feels magical to me.
I believe in the inherent goodness of people, and enjoy helping them to find healthier ways of being in the world, and to create happier lives. My therapeutic style is pro-active and straightforward, with an ease in relating to people through experience, compassion and humor.
I believe in the inherent goodness of people, and enjoy helping them to find healthier ways of being in the world, and to create happier lives. My therapeutic style is pro-active and straightforward, with an ease in relating to people through experience, compassion and humor.
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Every individual is unique, valuable and engaged in the same human struggle we all face. I can meet you where you are and will help you discover and release old wounds, limiting blocks and unhealthy patterns that keep you from experiencing the richness of life and relationships. You will turn struggle and pain into contentment and confidence.
This approach addresses the theory that past experiences with early childhood caregivers create a template for future relationships and our comfort level with getting close to others. Also known as insight-oriented psychotherapy, this approach often works in conjunction with Attachment Theory to help individuals unravel, experience and understand their true, deep-rooted feelings in order to resolve them.
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Denise Pourghasemi
Oct 19, 2021
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Sarah Cornetta
Aug 19, 2020
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To clarify the reason for my review:
1. You have a ridiculous cancellation policy (must cancel at least 48 hours in advance, zero exceptions, even in the event of illness or emergency which obviously can’t be predicted, or she’ll charge your credit card without discussing it with you first and THEN charge you a processing fee which is NOT included in the contract you have to sign...my bank also found that charge erroneous and credited me for it later, fyi)
2. You practice “psych-k”, or “psychological kinesiology”, a pseudoscience with no credibility whatsoever.
1. You have a ridiculous cancellation policy (must cancel at least 48 hours in advance, zero exceptions, even in the event of illness or emergency which obviously can’t be predicted, or she’ll charge your credit card without discussing it with you first and THEN charge you a processing fee which is NOT included in the contract you have to sign...my bank also found that charge erroneous and credited me for it later, fyi)
2. You practice “psych-k”, or “psychological kinesiology”, a pseudoscience with no credibility whatsoever.
Persephone Jade
Aug 19, 2019
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Highly unprofessional. This therapist not only cut me from treatment without warning after I was diagnosed with PTSD, but also made an inappropriate comment during our sessions about something I worried might cause me to die.
She also attempts to use something called "Psych-kei" which is a pseudoscientific pretend combination of psychology and reiki. It's absolutely ridiculous, and I cannot recommend her to anyone. If you want more information on how much riculousness that is, please google it. It has no clinical testing or study.
All in all, she seems nice enough, but she is not helpful at best
She also attempts to use something called "Psych-kei" which is a pseudoscientific pretend combination of psychology and reiki. It's absolutely ridiculous, and I cannot recommend her to anyone. If you want more information on how much riculousness that is, please google it. It has no clinical testing or study.
All in all, she seems nice enough, but she is not helpful at best
Michelle Camblin
Jul 18, 2019
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