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Staff Psychologist, PSY 18517 Kaiser Permanente Child and Family Services, Department of Psychiatry, Santa Rosa, CA

Education: Ph.D., Pacific Graduate School of Psychology (APA approved), Palo Alto, CA M.S., Pacific Graduate School of Psychology (APA approved), Palo Alto, CA M.A., University for Humanistic Studies, San Diego, CA

Predoctoral Internships: C.G. Jung Institute, San Francisco, CA

Marin Community Mental Health, Child and Family Services, Marin, CA

Postdoctoral Residency: Kaiser Permanente Child and Family Services, Department of Psychiatry, Santa Rosa, CA

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