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Dr. Low was born and raised in Ohio. She graduated from Mills College in Oakland with a B.A. degree in psychology. She eventually went on to obtain a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the Pacific Graduate School of Psychology. While a graduate student, she received training at Casa S.A.Y. (a residential treatment home for teens), the Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Hospital’s day treatment program, West Valley Community Mental Health Clinic, and Stanford Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center. She completed her post-doctoral training at Santa Clara Kaiser adult psychiatry clinic with a rotation at the Santa Clara Kaiser child psychiatry clinic. Dr. Low has published research on the relationship of adolescent girls and their mothers. She is also the principal author of a book, Creating a Family Through Adoption.
As the clinical manager of the Mountain View psychiatry clinic, Dr. Low is responsible for ensuring that the clinical staff provides excellent patient care and that the environment of the clinic is supportive and caring. As a clinician, Dr. Low enjoys working with both individuals and groups. The variety of the treatment groups she has led demonstrates the diversity of her clinical interests: she has led groups for seniors, members with bipolar disorder, members wanting to improve coping through cognitive-behavioral skills, members with depression, women, and members who have been recently released from psychiatric hospitalization. In 1999, Dr. Low's peers voted her as the psychologist who had made the most valuable contribution to psychology at the Santa Clara psychiatry clinic.
In her free time, Dr. Low enjoys socializing, reading, traveling, and spending time with her family.
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