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About Me
- Bachelor of Arts, Clinical Psychology, San Francisco State University
- Master of Social Work, California State University, Sacramento
- National Institute of Mental Health, Social Work Fellow
- Yale University School of Medicine, Child Study Center
Professional Affiliations:
- National Association of Social Workers
- Society for Clinical Social Work
I have worked in Crisis Services for Kaiser Permanente Department of Psychiatry since 1998.
The Crisis Team in the Department of Psychiatry provides treatment and intervention for psychological emergencies. Our clinicians work on a multi-disciplinary team that is made up of MDs, Psychologists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Marriage Family Therapists. We provide treatment and intervention at Sacramento, Morse Avenue and Roseville Parkway Out-Patient Clinics, the Roseville and Sacramento emergency departments and the Roseville and Sacramento in-patient medicine units.
I am very interested in helping people achieve and maintain mental wellness. I encourage patients to examine how different aspects of their lives effect their overall functioning. I have particular interest in the role of nutrition and exercise in the treatment of depression and anxiety. I also focus on the role of community and spirituality in healing from loss, trauma, and mental illnesses.
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