Individual Parent Therapy: Professional Referrals

Clinical approach

Structured and practical

My approach draws on intensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, training in CBT and ACT, and experience with motivational interviewing. Assessment and treatment planning guide the work, with goals tailored to the individual client's clinical needs.

Sessions combine space to process difficult experiences with practical skills to use between appointments. Goals and progress are revisited as treatment develops.

My background includes teaching co-parenting and anger-management classes and providing therapy in the jail system. More about my background.

Court involvement can raise additional questions about confidentiality, privilege, and access to treatment information. These limits and any relevant orders need review before treatment. A referral does not create automatic access to a client's treatment information.

Requests for attendance confirmation, treatment summaries, or professional consultation are considered individually. Availability is not guaranteed. Any planned communication requires an agreed purpose and scope, identified recipients, appropriate authorization or other lawful authority, and clear fees.

A signed release does not guarantee that a requested report or opinion is appropriate or available. Requests for records or testimony require individual review under applicable law and the limits of the treatment role. Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed against every lawful disclosure.