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I joined the Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco team in 2007 as a resident in the Child & Adolescent division of the Psychiatry Department, and in 2008 I began working full-time as a Bariatric Psychologist, and then transferred to regular Adult Psychiatry in August of 2010.
In my role as a Clinical Psychologist I strive to help patients alleviate and/or stabilize psychological symptoms that are impacting their daily functioning and causing them to suffer. In addition, I consider it very important to help patients learn about their overall health and healthcare resources in an effort to promote self-care and proactive health management. My graduate training in Psychodynamic psychotherapy is combined with Kaiser's models of best-practice evidence-based treatment to provide a comprehensive understanding of a patient's unique clinical profile paired with highly-effective, outcome-oriented care. My duties with the Division of Adult Psychiatry include individual screening and return appointments, emergency medicine and hospital consults, as well as group treatments including small process group, Rapid Symptom Reduction Cognitive Behavioral group, and Dialectical Behavioral Coping Skills group.
Graduate Education: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
Board Certification: California Board of Psychology licenced Psychologist (PSY22693)
Post-doctoral Residency: Kaiser Permanente, South San Francisco - Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Pre-doctoral Internship: Center for Multicultural Human Services, Falls Church, VA
Undergraduate Education: BA - Human Development, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA.
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