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In 2019, I retired from a local Law Enforcement agency where I provided crisis intervention services to the community. It was a remarkable 20-year career helping people on “the worst day of my life.” Many of those calls for service included assisting individuals and families dealing with mental illness, addiction, domestic violence, sex crimes, child and elder abuse/neglect, and death-related situations (natural, suicide, homicide, and accidental). I learned three things; people are incredibly resilient, desperate to be heard, and open to options when respect and trust exist. My ideal client meets all three. I offer in-home and telehealth counseling. My work and personal history lend themselves well to assist many individuals and families. In addition, I have a particular interest in working with First Responders, both sworn and civilian. If you are interested in speaking with an open-minded, culturally competent, and creative solutions therapist, please reach out with your inquiry or interest. I welcome challenging, complicated, and creative content issues. Thank you. I look forward to assisting you! Specialties: Addiction – Anxiety – Depression – Trauma – GLBTQ Treatment Approach: Brainspotting – Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) – Culturally Sensitive – Family Systems – Humanistic – Mindfulness-Based (MBCT) – Motivational Interviewing – Person-Centered – Positive Psychology – Strength-Based – Trauma Focused
Arizona
26 years
1548826258
WA LMHC 61332926, AZ LPC 1671
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