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PsyPact Participant
Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact Commission
aI am a participant in the PsyPact. This legislation allows me to work remotely via teletherapy with patients in participating states.
PsyPact Mobility Number:
11739
Areas I Work With
- attachment disorders
- anxiety/stress
- anger management
- depression/sadness
- grief and loss
- post-traumatic stress disorder
- dissociative disorders
- bipolar disorder
- rehabilitation psychology
- pain management
Mind-Body Specialities
As you probably can guess, I work extensively with mind-body techniques. These include mindfulness, relaxation training, guided imagery, biofeedback, and clinical hypnosis.
Mind/body techniques can be used as standalone techniques for presenting problems, and I often use them to help with the process of psychotherapy and counseling. Perhaps the most powerful of these is clinical hypnosis.
There are a lot of misconceptions about hypnosis, not the least of which have been created throughout history by the media, or through the perception of it because of the work of stage hypnotists, who use it for entertainment purposes.
Many people believe that hypnosis means a lack of control on the part of the participant. But the reverse is actually what takes place: you become more in control of your internal responses to thoughts, memories, and perceptions. This control can aid in problem-solving, learning new skills, or working through traumatic experiences.
Who I Work With
I work with a broad spectrum of clients. I enjoy working with people who have a creative background; we tend to understand each other better when we share similar experiences. However, my job is to understand as many individuals as possible, and I believe I do that fairly consistently. That is statistically the most significant component of what makes psychotherapy effective, and it also helps with assessing your issues.