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While I have experience with a wide range of psychiatric disorders, my primary areas of focus are mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and addiction.  I see most of my patients for psychotherapy, and utilize psychotropic medication carefully and within the context of a collaborative relationship.  After over 15 years of active problem solving within the field of psychopharmacology, I have developed a solid knowledge base.

During my residency and fellowship training, I developed skills in psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral and motivational enhancement therapy.  Perhaps just as important, my own personal work in psychotherapy and my spiritual life have informed my view of what works in psychotherapy.  This includes pointing towards the place of peace, or center, that is present in each person and supporting the capacity that each person has for compassionate attention towards those aspects of the mind that may be associated with suffering.  In recent years I have undertaken intensive training in the Internal Family Systems model of psychotherapy.

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