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Being a therapist means I am constantly learning.  I’m absorbing information from books, academic studies, conferences, advanced trainings, my own therapy, and my own life experiences – but as my client, you are my most important teacher.  My clients have taught me that the mind bends toward healing.  No one knows what you need to heal better than you, even if that knowledge is buried deep.  My job is to use my training to help you get in touch with what that healing looks like...

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(Read my article in The California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists magazine, The Therapist: The Pain of Rejection: Finding our Footing Again)

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