Welcome to my practice! I work with adults in individual Cognitive Behavior Therapy to help alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, pain and insomnia as well as to increase positive health and well-being.
OnAir Post: My Specialties
Welcome to my practice! I work with adults in individual Cognitive Behavior Therapy to help alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, pain and insomnia as well as to increase positive health and well-being.
OnAir Post: My Specialties
Ads say, “Ask your doctor” for a pill. But, in fact, sleep specialists say that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is the FIRST step to take … before any kind of medication.
OnAir Post: CBT-I for Insomnia
Research clearly indicates that even the most die-hard pessimist can learn, using CBT, to use an optimistic explanatory style … and reap the benefits of a longer, healthier, and more satisfying life.
OnAir Post: Can You Learn Hope and Optimism?
People who have a ‘growth mindset’ (instead of a ‘fixed mindset’) achieve their goals and perform better, according to Dr. Carol Dweck of Stanford University. In these videos, she explains the power of believing, “I’m not there … yet… what do I need to do next?”
OnAir Post: Growth Mindset
For 25 years, I’ve provided brief & time-limited, goal-directed & structured psychotherapies (with individual adults) that are scientifically proven to work. The following are short descriptions of these therapies.
OnAir Post: The Best on Stress & Stress Management
Dennis Greenberger, PhD, addresses the differences and similarities between symptoms of anxiety and depression, how the disorders are treated with CBT, and what patients can expect in treatment.
OnAir Post: CBT for Anxiety and Depression
I’ve worked with 100’s of those with FM (Fibromyalgia) and collaboratively with world famous Dr. Dan Clauw. Here you will find excellent videos to help you understand the state-of-the-art treatment for FM.
OnAir Post: Fibromyalgia (FM)
Daily stress is an unavoidable part of daily life. It’s how you manage the stress that’s most important.
OnAir Post: Learning to Manage Stress