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Mountain View, CA, US

Los Altos, CA

Private psychology practice serving adolescents, adults, families, and couples.

Mountain View, CA

Program lead for the High School and Middle School ASPIRE Programs at El Camino Hospital, Mountain View campus. Provided clinical leadership for DBT-based adolescent intensive outpatient programs. Delivered direct clinical services including individual and family therapy, group facilitation, crisis intervention, and case management for a population of.

Provide time-limited (i.e., 10-12 session) individual, family, and group psychotherapy services for a population of primarily adult, uninsured, culturally diverse clients in Solano County. Conduct 12-hour Mental Health First Aid trainings for paraprofessionals and other community service providers who lack training in clinical psychology but have frequent.

Collaborated with a multidisciplinary team while providing a continuum of outpatient mental health services, including intake assessments, individual child and adult psychotherapy, family therapy, children’s day treatment, adult group therapy (e.g., anger management), child group therapy (e.g., PATHS), case management, and psychological testing. Consulted.

Provided individual long-term psychodynamic psychotherapy for an ethnically diverse, predominantly low-income adult population in an outpatient setting. Completed full psychodiagnostic assessments for clients referred by MediCal, Child Protective Services, and the court system. Wrote comprehensive reports integrating multiple data sources (e.g., clinical.

Conducted individual child and family therapy in a community mental health clinic serving an ethnically and socioeconomically diverse population. Established DSM-IV diagnoses and created treatment plans for MediCal eligible clients. Collaborated with parents, teachers, school officials, probation officers, and others as necessary. Received one hour of.

Engaged autistic children in ABA therapy as an in-home behavior therapist. Provided traditional DTT as well as naturalistic and play-based approaches. Established therapeutic relationships during initial pairing period. Developed foundations of learning: imitation and observation. Participated in bi-weekly team meetings with supervisors, directors, and.

Facilitated two continuing care psychotherapy groups for severely mentally ill veterans whose diagnoses included schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder. Lead veterans in discussions of local and world news in the one group and explored current life stressors in the other. Co-lead a CBT/Process group and.

Directed program implementation for individual students as one of three principal consultants for the clinic. Held regular meetings with parents to discuss progress and anticipated treatment duration, and to offer analysis of particular difficulties. Provided one-on-one training in reading, comprehension, and writing for students who had phonemic awareness.

Psy.D., Clinical Psychology

Activities and Societies: Teaching Assistant, Intellectual Assistant

B.A., Psychology

Activities and Societies: Member of Phi Beta Kappa; Recipient of Psychology Department Service Award