Resolutions Therapeutic Services (RTS) is an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for the treatment of primary mental health, trauma, addiction, and co-occurring disorders. Resolutions has quietly become the premier outpatient program in the greater Los Angeles area, offering an individualized approach and evidence-based treatment. Staffed by licensed psychologists and board-certified psychiatrists who have all worked for reputable treatment centers in the past, the Resolutions team offers a level of clinical depth and experience that is unheard of among existing outpatient treatment programs. Every RTS client receives a comprehensive psychological assessment and psychiatric evaluation. In addition to the strong western medical and scientific components, RTS incorporates eastern approaches such as mindfulness meditation and acupuncture to make it one if the most integrative and holistic approaches to the treatment of addiction, complex trauma and co-occurring disorders. With over 200 years of combined professional work experience, the Resolutions team also consists of case managers, life coaches, hypnotherapists, trauma specialists, a spiritual counselor, a licensed acupuncturist, a registered dietician, and a neurofeedback provider. Unlike other programs that offer only One approach using One model, Resolutions offers a wide clinical spectrum of treatment for a diverse population that is unique and poorly served by One size-fits-all approaches. Recommendations for nearby sober living homes will be made for those who are coming to RTS for drug or alcohol addiction and wish to live in a sober environment. Sober living is not a requirement to be enrolled in RTS, particularly for those who are coming in without a primary substance use disorder and wanting to focus more on their trauma, psychological disorders, or other mental health issues.

- Individual, Couples, and Group Therapy- Adolescents and Adults- Relationship Issues- Depression, Anxiety, & other Mood Disorders- Substance Abuse & other Addictions- Men's Issues

Individual Therapy

- Family Program Therapist:- individual, couples, group, and family therapy- family assessment- crisis intervention- coordinating care- clinical consultation- selecting and training family program therapists- program development- psycheducational groups- family support groups- multi-family therapy groups- case conference with multi-disciplinary team

Doctoral Courses Taught:- Substance Abuse: Assessment & Treatment- Child Abuse- Theories of Personality- Group Process- Psychology of Men & Masculinity

- family, couple, group, and individual therapy, - crisis intervention, case management, treatment planning- psychological testing, initial intake assessments- led substance abuse, dual diagnosis, teen support, and parenting groups. - family training and consultation for community agencies (e.g., DCFS, probation, courts).- admissions evaluation, clinical supervision, training, intake coordination, case consultation, consultation, case assignment. - participation in case conferences and weekly multidisciplinary staff and team meetings.

- completed APA-Accredited psychology internship program - primary placement: Family Services Clinic- secondary placement: Older Adult Program- family, couple, group, and individual therapy, case management- treatment planning, psychological testing, intake assessments- crisis intervention, child, adult, and family assessment- led parenting psycho-education courses, dual diagnosis, drug treatment & recovery groups- family training and consultation for community agencies, including department of child and family services. - participated in case conferences, weekly didactic seminars, staff & team meetings, and individual & group supervision.

- individual and group therapy (including art and play therapy)- family and teacher consultation- assessment- crisis Intervention - participated in training seminars, weekly individual, and group supervision

- individual therapy with victims of domestic violence. - led Anger Managent, Assertiveness Training, and Pyscho-education groups. - intake assessments, individual, and group therapy for perpetrators of domestic violence in Domestic Violence Treatment Program (DVTP), court-mandated 52-week domestic violence treatment program- crisis Intervention- drop-in counseling for women in domestic violence shelter- participated in training seminar, 40-hour abuse counselor certification, weekly individual and group supervision.

- 1:1 interaction with middle school student, at-risk for gang involvement, to encourage development of goals, self-esteem, and better academic performance- participated in weekly individual supervision

- trained parents in Conflict Mediation during Parent Workshops- individual and group therapy with male students- crisis Intervention- shadowed family therapy sessions

- therapy for individuals and families- co-facilitated organization of community events for at-risk youth- worked with law enforcement, probation, and schools- participated in weekly individual supervision