Welcome,
I am a licensed psychologist providing individual psychotherapy to adults.
Treating Racial Trauma in 2021: A 2-Part Series is currently being offered in partnership with Dr. Lillian Gibson, Ph.D.
I provide individual and group consultation to therapists and organizations in:
I teach the following continuing education seminars on trauma treatment through TZK seminars:
In my private practice, I work with people for a variety of reasons including family conflicts, relationship issues, stress management, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, infertility and life transitions. I also specialize in Trauma Recovery offering research-based gold standards for trauma treatment: EMDR, Internal Family Systems and Cognitive Processing Therapy.
My approach to therapy involves helping you focus on how you relate to yourself and whatever you are emotionally experiencing inside. In this process, we get to know parts of you that protect yourself and get to know parts of you that need to be protected or hold memories of feelings that are stuck. Therapy provides an invitation for your full self to be present and for wounded parts to be heard and unburdened by old beliefs trapped in the past, allowing space for new life, growth and positive essential qualities to be felt and embodied.
I strive to be open and affirming of individuals of every background, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, ethnicity, culture, religion, and ability status. I practice from an anti-racist framework. I believe in my clients' resilience and potential for change.
Please note: I am currently full in my practice and not accepting new clients. I'm only seeing clients via telehealth through the pandemic.
NEW: Currently Offering Continuing Education to Clinicians on trauma treatment
I am a licensed psychologist providing individual psychotherapy to adults.
Treating Racial Trauma in 2021: A 2-Part Series is currently being offered in partnership with Dr. Lillian Gibson, Ph.D.
I provide individual and group consultation to therapists and organizations in:
- Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS)
- White Race Socialization (e.g. what is white culture, white privilege, ways whiteness shows up as a therapist).
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR).
I teach the following continuing education seminars on trauma treatment through TZK seminars:
- COVID 19: Trauma-Informed Stabilization Tools (3 CE hours)
- White Privilege and White Therapists:
Treatment Considerations Surrounding Racial Traumas among
- Integrating Traumatic Memories: Conceptualization and Clinical Considerations in Evidence-based Approaches to Trauma Processing (3 CE hours)
- Internal Family Systems Therapy (3 CE hours)
- Utilizing Phase-Oriented Treatment & Adjunctive Interventions to Regulate Arousal in Trauma Treatment (3 CE hours)
In my private practice, I work with people for a variety of reasons including family conflicts, relationship issues, stress management, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, infertility and life transitions. I also specialize in Trauma Recovery offering research-based gold standards for trauma treatment: EMDR, Internal Family Systems and Cognitive Processing Therapy.
My approach to therapy involves helping you focus on how you relate to yourself and whatever you are emotionally experiencing inside. In this process, we get to know parts of you that protect yourself and get to know parts of you that need to be protected or hold memories of feelings that are stuck. Therapy provides an invitation for your full self to be present and for wounded parts to be heard and unburdened by old beliefs trapped in the past, allowing space for new life, growth and positive essential qualities to be felt and embodied.
I strive to be open and affirming of individuals of every background, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, ethnicity, culture, religion, and ability status. I practice from an anti-racist framework. I believe in my clients' resilience and potential for change.
Please note: I am currently full in my practice and not accepting new clients. I'm only seeing clients via telehealth through the pandemic.
NEW: Currently Offering Continuing Education to Clinicians on trauma treatment
Trauma RecoveryPsychological trauma can be caused by many different experiences including car accidents, rape, sexual assault, abuse, natural disasters, military service, witnessing abuse, neglect, injury or death, loss of a loved one, medical diagnoses and many other experiences.
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Women's IssuesI have had the privilege of working with remarkable women in therapy on issues related to self-esteem, infertility, reproductive trauma, perinatal experiences, miscarriage, sexuality issues, relationship issues, grief/loss, anxiety, perfectionism, dealing with expectations and roles in relationships, and trauma (e.g. incest, sexual abuse, rape/sexual assault, military sexual trauma, etc.).
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Men's IssuesMen often receive specific messages about what it means to be a man, which can have a huge impact on how men live their lives, interact in relationships, and relate to themselves. Having worked at the Fort Worth Veteran Affairs Outpatient Clinic, I have extensive experience working with men and appreciate unique aspects of how men develop into who they are.
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Be it known that the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists receives questions and complaints regarding the practice of psychology. For assistance please contact: Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-450, Austin, Texas 78701, (512) 305- 7700, or 800-821-3205.
Se desea informar que la Comisión Estatal Examinadora de Psicólogos de Texas recibe toda clase de consultas y quejas sobre el ejercicio profesional de la psicología en el Estado de Texas. Si usted necesita este servicio, comuníquese con: Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-450, Austin, Texas 78701, (512) 305-7700 o 800-821-3205.
Se desea informar que la Comisión Estatal Examinadora de Psicólogos de Texas recibe toda clase de consultas y quejas sobre el ejercicio profesional de la psicología en el Estado de Texas. Si usted necesita este servicio, comuníquese con: Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-450, Austin, Texas 78701, (512) 305-7700 o 800-821-3205.