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About Me

I have been a psychologist with the Department of Psychiatry in Santa Rosa since 1993. I received my doctorate from the California School of Professional Psychology in 1978 and have been licensed in California since 1980. Since that time, I have also maintained a private practice in the county, specializing in psychotherapy, assessment, and as a court-appointed custody evaluator. At Kaiser, I specialize in treating adults suffering from anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, relationship problems, and post-traumatic stress.

I am very pleased to be a part of an excellent team at Kaiser. In collaboration with my colleagues, we are able to provide a wide range of individual and group therapy resources, as well as referrals to numerous highly useful classes in our Health Education Department. I feel privileged to work in such a positive and health-oriented environment. I thoroughly enjoy and learn from my patients, and I value the relationships we develop that allow them to feel comfortable contacting me when the need arises over the years.

I have lived in Sonoma County since 1975. To balance out my work life, I enjoy road and mountain cycling, tennis, downhill skiing, yoga, and being with friends and family.

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