About

As a psychologist, I have many interests in well-being, psychological phenomena, and clinical treatments. My primary role is to provide psychotherapy to patients with psychological and emotional distress, and relationship concerns. I currently practice as an outpatient mental health provider treating a range of disorders and mental health concerns. Also, as an eating disorder specialist, I encourage patients to become medically stable and establish healthier relationships with food and self through individual psychotherapy and other healing modalities. For this treatment, patient must have regular care with their primary physician. I also do public speaking, seminars, workshops, and I serve as an associate professor to graduate students in clinical psychology at the John F. Kennedy School of Psychology and Social Sciences at National University. I do not offer psychological testing at this time, but I am open to other psychological activities including consultation about clinical, educational and diversity issues. I enjoy learning about self-empowerment, science discoveries and random events around the world. I find interest in reading about natural medicine, holistic health and unconventional treatment modalities. My professional reading interests are typically around couples and marital issues, eating disorders, trauma, and cultural psychology, specifically indigenous (international) psychology. Thank you for trusting me with your time and your health.