Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Relational, Solution-focused, Strengths-based
I have been licensed since 2012 and have over 15 years of experience working in the field of mental health providing services to children and adults. Over the last several years I have garnered experience in a variety of settings including non-profit settings, outpatient and community mental health. I have experience providing an array of mental health services including individual, family, group, and couple's therapy.
I have experience providing services to individuals struggling with symptoms related to their mental health. Using a holistic and Strengths-Based approach I work collaboratively with each individual to define their clinical goals while celebrating their strengths. I utilize a collaborative and real-life approach to develop goals and intervention strategies that will best meet the needs of the individual. My therapeutic approach focuses on gaining a greater understanding of the unique needs of each person and the recognition of resiliency in each individual.
MSW - Social Work, Sacramento State
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I have always had a passion for working with others in being a part of their solution. It was always been an interest of mine to help others be the best versions of themselves and obtain and sustain mental wellness.
Enjoy traveling and exploring new places. I like spending time with my family and friends.
I like to go to the gym, practice mindful eating, and watch a good mystery show.
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. It was a good combination of drama, mystery, and a love story.
Shriner's Hospital for Children. I respect and appreciate that children and their families are able to receive treatment regardless of their ability to pay. From my experience of one having a client several years ago, there I was able to observe the holistic approach to treatment they had toward her and her family.
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