Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
for children and adults
The Approach
In my practice, I utilize a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach called TEAM-CBT. This approach was developed by Dr. David Burns, psychiatrist and professor emeritus in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Stanford University School of Medicine. TEAM-CBT supports a more rapid recovery and relief from symptoms of mood and anxiety-based disorders.
T – Testing. I use a standard measure to test and collect information on mood, anxiety, safety, anger, happiness, and the quality of relationships.
E – Empathy. Your experiences matter and it is important for me to understand your stories and life events.
A – Assessment of resistance. Therapy takes time, effort, and courage. Your success depends on your willingness to do the work and apply the tools you will learn in therapy.
M – Methods. I will identify the appropriate methods and tools that will allow you to identify the thoughts and feelings that make you feel anxious and depressed. If you are ready to make a change, these methods will teach you how to feel good about who you are.
Contact me today to learn more about how the TEAM-CBT approach can assist you
Practice Policies
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I normally see clients once a week. Sessions are 50 minutes long.
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Bi-weekly sessions might be recommended for a limited time to boost your skills.
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Intensives available! You can save yourself the hassle of going to therapy for weeks by attending a weekend intensive. Intensives consolidate several hours of therapy into a day or two over a weekend. Click here to schedule an intensive.
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Sliding scale available for those who qualify
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Accepted forms of payment are checks, credit cards, and Health Spending Account (HSA)
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I do not take insurance. Please ask your insurance provider about out-of-network coverage
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Missed appointments and late cancellations delay the progress of our work. Canceling without 24-hour notice may entail payment of a full session fee.