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The Psychiatry Department at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco allows me to work with a wide range of patient needs, and working here balances well with my private practice. I enjoy working with life transition issues, stress reduction, bipolar disorder, relationship problems, and LGBT issues. I also work with addiction, healing within a Jewish perspective, spirituality, and religious background issues, but more so in my private practice than at Kaiser. I believe there are many different, valid paths to healing.
Prior to my social work career, I was a dancer, and I still participate in country western dancing. I like working out at the gym; in fact, before attaining my LCSW, I worked as a Certified Personal Trainer. Welcome to San Francisco Medical Center! I look forward to meeting and working with you.
Undergraduate Education: BA in Interdisciplinary Honors, Hunter College
Graduate Education: MSW, New York University
Began Practice: 1998
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2002
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