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When we talk about trauma, we often think about emotions and memories. But healing isn’t only about what we think or feel—it’s also about how our nervous system responds. In our recent webinar, When Trauma Recovery Stalls: What’s Next?, Dr.
When faced with painful memories or overwhelming emotions, many people try to push them away. This response is called avoidance, and it’s one of the most common—and understandable—reactions to trauma. In our recent webinar, When Trauma Recovery Stalls: What’s Next?,
Healing from trauma takes courage—but it also takes connection. Research consistently shows that one of the most powerful factors in therapy isn’t just the technique being used, but the relationship between client and therapist. In our recent webinar, When Trauma
Dr. Schiller and Andersen, MTC’s new intern for 2025-26, are at our local high school building awareness for teen mental health.
This summer, my internship at Mind Therapy Clinic has been an incredibly impactful experience, allowing me to learn so much about running a business and managing a clinic. I was also able to learn and understand more about clinical psychology and
My interest in interning at Mind Therapy Clinic (MTC) stemmed from my desire to learn more about psychiatry and the mental health field as a whole. My time at MTC has been extremely influential as I was able to connect
Dr. Christine Pappas, an IOP, PHP, Residential Program expert psychologist, joins our team to enhance patient-focused care.
1.5 CEU Webinar on Trauma Treatment Trauma can leave lasting imprints that don’t always respond to treatment. Join us on Thursday, August 28th, for a powerful webinar exploring why trauma recovery stalls. You’ll gain insight into the personal, neurobiological, and systemic factors that make
The PTSD Checklist Every day, many people cope quietly with the lingering effects of a traumatic event. This self‐guided assessment is based on the PCL-5, a widely used tool for measuring post traumatic stress symptoms. By answering 20 straightforward questions
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a time to recognize the rich cultural contributions of AAPI communities. It’s also an important moment to shed light on mental health in a population where challenges often go unseen
May is Women’s Health Month – a time to focus on the unique physical and mental health needs of women and girls. Across every stage of life, women face distinct mental health challenges. Hormonal shifts during puberty, pregnancy, postpartum, and
“Group therapy is just as, if not more, effective than individual therapy.” It’s a powerful truth that often surprises those new to the idea of group work. For many women, healing begins not in isolation, but in community—through shared stories,
“If you nourish your body and mind but neglect your relationships, your overall health may be compromised. In contrast, prioritizing your connection—in addition to habits that support your physical and mental health—can help you live longer, healthier, and happier.” — Kasley Killam,
Each May, we unite to observe Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking stigma, fostering understanding, and promoting mental well-being. In 2025, this observance is as crucial than ever, as mental health challenges continue to affect individuals across
Just because you have a thought doesn’t mean you have to believe it. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) teaches you how to recognize unhelpful thinking—and how to shift it. CBT is a widely respected, evidence-based approach to understanding how our thoughts,
In today’s fast-paced world, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by stress, emotional pain, and reactivity. Our DBT Mindfulness Skills Group offers a structured, evidence-based approach to help you slow down, tune in, and respond more skillfully to life’s challenges.
We’re excited to announce that we have open positions waiting for talented individuals like you. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a dynamic team, explore the opportunities on our website for more information.
Alcohol misuse frequently goes hand in hand with other mental health conditions. Many individuals with alcohol use disorder are “self-medicating” emotional pain such as depression, anxiety, or trauma. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) emphasizes that alcohol
Understanding the impact of alcohol misuse on families and relationships is a central theme of Alcohol Awareness Month. When one person struggles with alcohol abuse, their loved ones often struggle as well. In this post, we will explore how alcohol
Not sure if your drinking—or someone else’s—is crossing a line? A short self-assessment can help you better understand your relationship with alcohol and whether it might be time to seek support. The test takes just a few minutes to complete
Explore strength and meaning after trauma Can healing go beyond surviving?At Mind Therapy Clinic, we believe it can. The Post-Traumatic Growth Group supports individuals who want to move past survival and explore what’s possible on the other side of hardship—strength,
We learn a lot from our families and loved ones — some of it helpful, some of it not so much. Many of use grow up in families with unwritten rules and roles that are passed down from generation to
In 2020, an estimated 40.3 million individuals aged 12 or older in the United States—representing 14.5% of this population—experienced a substance use disorder (CDC, 2023). Often, these disorders occur alongside other mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and
How likely would you be to grab a tool that could help you reduce your negative self-talk and the potential of relapse into addictive behaviors? Emotions & Compulsions Group could be just that. Studies continuously show that clients who attend
Changing a behavior can be challenging, especially when the path forward is unclear. Even when the best course of action seems obvious, following through can still be difficult. The Next Right Thing group at Mind Therapy Clinic provides a supportive,
Mind Therapy Clinic proudly supports the Northern California Psychiatric Society. Join us at the 64th annual meeting starting tomorrow at the Grand Hyatt in Santa Rosa.
At Mind Therapy Clinic, we believe that healing happens in community. That’s why we offer a variety of therapy groups designed to provide support, connection, and practical skills for managing mental health challenges. Whether you’re looking for strategies to manage
Mindfulness isn’t just about sitting quietly and meditating—it’s about fully engaging in the present moment. In Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), one of the core mindfulness “What” skills is Participation. This skill is all about throwing yourself wholeheartedly into the activity at hand, whether
With constant news updates and major events unfolding daily, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the state of the world around us. Periods of uncertainty and change can amplify feelings of anxiety, stress, and unease. At Mind Therapy Clinic, we
We are excited to welcome Dr. Alison May as the newest psychiatrist on our team. Dr. May earned her undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University, completed her residency in psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Turner Worden to our clinic as the Assistant Clinical Director. Dr. Worden brings extensive experience in counseling psychology, clinical supervision, and evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Her addition strengthens our team’s ability to provide effective, patient-focused
Mind Therapy Clinic’s new office starting February 1, 2025 is 100 Tamal Plaza, Corte Madera, CA
What is the difference between IOP and outpatient therapy? Intensive Outpatient Programs, or IOPs, provide wraparound services for folks needing extra mental health support. Unlike outpatient therapy, which typically consists of one hour-long session per week, IOP takes place 3-5
Don’t miss this in-person CE opportunity to enhance your skills with Drs. Blagys, Baity, and Schiller. This interactive program will provide guidance and best practices for mental health providers to assess a client’s need for higher levels of care, including
Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship Graduates – Alex Del Prete, PhD and Alex Peterkin, PhD
Over the past five years, my psychology internship at Mind Therapy Clinic has provided me with a comprehensive understanding of mental health care and patient interaction. With recent Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Vocal Performance, I am preparing to start
Experiential therapy group members dancing to express their feelings and emotions.
a CE webinar TMS, ECT, and KAP Treatments
Join Karen Palamos, LMFT, and Mark Schiller, MD, as they explore the clinical applications of KAP, TMS, and ECT, uncovering their distinct mechanisms and therapeutic focuses. Gain valuable knowledge on
Helen, a DBT psychotherapist, employs trauma-informed techniques rooted in psychodynamic theory, relational group work, and liberation psychology. Specializing in addressing emotion dysregulation and complex trauma, she approaches therapy
Mindfulness is more than just a trendy buzzword; it’s a transformative practice that can enhance our daily lives in profound ways. At its core, mindfulness is about being fully present and engaged at the
Welcome Rachel Gluck, MD, Psychiatrist to Mind Therapy Clinic!
Dr. Rachel Gluck is a Board-Certified General Psychiatrist currently completing specialized training in Addiction Psychiatry at UCSF. A transplant from the East Coast, she attended Emory University for her neuroscience degree,
The new E Street House Website is now LIVE!
Explore our dedicated website for E Street House to access comprehensive details about our support services. Our emphasis lies in cultivating sustainable independent living skills, achieved through personalized guidance,
As we usher in the new year, let’s make 2024 a year dedicated to elevating our mental well-being. Here are some resolution ideas for a healthier mind, with the added support of Mind Therapy Clinic:
Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, a family therapist, Julie Sauber, PsyD, and a certified interventionist, Patricia Pike, LAADC, CADC-II, ICAADC & CIP, share their knowledge on mental health interventions and their impact on families.
Welcome Alex Del Prete, PsyD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Alex’s therapeutic approach is informed by her Level 1 Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) training. She emphasizes cultural sensitivity, trauma-informed care, and the belief that individuals possess the innate capacity to
We’re excited to announce that we have open positions waiting for talented individuals like you. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a dynamic team, explore the opportunities on our website for more
You are invited to a FREE 2 CE webinar Supporting Families: Intervention & Family Treatment
Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, a family therapist, Julie Sauber, PsyD, and a certified interventionist, Patricia Pike, LAADC, CADC-II, ICAADC &
Welcome Jennifer Zanoli, PsyD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Meet Jennifer M. Zanoli, a psychological associate with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) from the University of San Francisco and a Masters (M.A.) in Marriage and Family Therapy from the same
Welcome Alex Peterkin, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Dr. Alex Peterkin, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Mind Therapy Clinic, utilizes humanistic therapy to guide clients in discovering their true selves and overcoming obstacles. With a background in psychology and extensive training,
Dr. Mary Lamia will explain the science behind bereavement and to convey an understanding of how we adapt to death as a part of life.
Welcome, Karen Palamos!
Karen’s natural affinity for working within creative states led to an interest in also working with altered states of consciousness as an avenue to explore deeper meaning and to catalyze personal growth. In this spirit,
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff Devido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Jeff Devido, MD, and Martin Epson, MD focus on 4 hallucinogens and why they are emerging as effective treatment for addictive disorders.
Julie Vaccaro, AMFT, is an intern at the Mind Therapy Clinic.
Emily Clark, LCSW is a therapist at Mind Therapy Clinic.
Dr. Quezada provides medication management and psychotherapy for depressive disorders, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Karen Palamos, LMFT is a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy therapist at Mind Therapy Clinic.
Welcome, Dr. Quezada!
At Mind Therapy Clinic, Dr. Quezada provides medication management and/or psychotherapy in various modalities for depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Welcome Emily Clark!
Emily utilizes an integrative approach encompassing various therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Insight-Oriented Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Self-Compassion. This comprehensive
Welcome Julie Vaccaro!
In her practice, Julie uses an integrative approach to wellness, understanding clients’ presenting concerns through the lens of their early life experiences. She teaches practical coping skills using Mindfulness, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive
We have an open position for a DBT Therapist!
Our clinicians have the opportunity to work in both our intensive programs and outpatient levels of care, seeing individuals, couples, or families, and facilitating groups. Our clinic is the
Art therapy is a powerful tool that can help people explore their emotions and experiences in a safe and creative way. The benefit of a group setting is that it also provides an opportunity for participants to build meaningful
Explore your identity in recovery and develop a sense of self-compassion and self-acceptance. Various identities may be explored including race, ethnicity, color, culture, religion, sex, age, socioeconomic status, neurodiversity, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, relationship status, and physical/mental abilities. Explorations
The surge in demand for mental health help is not a surprise in 2023. But how do you navigate the changing landscape of treatment options? Get the latest information on how medication works with psychotherapy, and discuss best practices
The Mind Therapy Clinic has been receiving a lot of questions related to the use of ketamine for the treatment of depression, anxiety, trauma-related disorders, and substance use disorder over
Join our webinar on Nov 1 to discuss emerging therapies using hallucinogens in addiction treatment. Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, Jeff Devido, MD, and Martin Epson, MD<a href="https://www.mindtherapyclinic.com/jeffrey-devido-md-psychiatrist"
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff DeVido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Get the latest information about complex cases – those presenting with co-occurring disorders
Every human on the planet will suffer grief. However, each of us will grieve and process loss in
our own way. How can we best support a grieving friend or family member? What are some practices we can
Through the sequence of slower conscious movements, group members increase physical strength, and flexibility, and bring balance to the mind. Brief guided meditations are included to improve concentration and focus levels. These practices help reduce stress, improve physical stamina,
The Goal Setting group is a skills-oriented group that helps clients identify what is most important and how to make small changes over time in order to be more aligned with their values. With peer and clinician support, members
This group is for clients who want to gain insight into what is currently getting in the way of choosing healthier ways to cope and provide them with a safe, judgment-free space to address unhealthy cycles of coping.
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This group will provide a supportive environment for us to shine a collective light on what motivates our unhealthy behaviors; once we have identified these behavioral triggers, we can learn and practice healthier ways of coping with them.
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Welcome Dr. Van Bezooyen, MD to the team. He joins us after completing Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship at USCF this year. He has also served as Chief Resident at VA Medical Center and Emory University where he also did an
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff DeVido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Get the latest information about complex cases – those presenting with co-occurring disorders
Welcome Dr. Marin Epson!
Dr. Epson earned his medical degree from Columbia University, his law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School, and Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. Dr. Epson completed training in adult psychiatry
Dr. Schiller has updated his very popular article on the role medications play in trauma treatment. First published in 2016, one might argue that this update including TMS and Ketamine treatments, is even more relevant today.
We are pleased to welcome Julie Sauber, PsyD. Dr. Julie Sauber is a licensed psychologist and clinical supervisor, holding a Psy.D. in clinical psychology and M.S. in counseling psychology. With nearly 20 years of experience in the mental
It can be scary and confusing for family members to wonder whether they are helping or hurting the one they love. Enabling refers to help offered that perpetuates rather than solves a problem Empowering means giving someone the responsibility
We are pleased to welcome Stephanie White, LPCC who is a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor.
When we talk about trauma, we often think about emotions and memories. But healing isn’t only about what we think or feel—it’s also about how our nervous system responds. In
When faced with painful memories or overwhelming emotions, many people try to push them away. This response is called avoidance, and it’s one of the most common—and understandable—reactions to trauma.
Healing from trauma takes courage—but it also takes connection. Research consistently shows that one of the most powerful factors in therapy isn’t just the technique being used, but the relationship
Dr. Schiller and Andersen, MTC’s new intern for 2025-26, are at our local high school building awareness for teen mental health.
This summer, my internship at Mind Therapy Clinic has been an incredibly impactful experience, allowing me to learn so much about running a business and managing a clinic. I was
My interest in interning at Mind Therapy Clinic (MTC) stemmed from my desire to learn more about psychiatry and the mental health field as a whole. My time at MTC
Dr. Christine Pappas, an IOP, PHP, Residential Program expert psychologist, joins our team to enhance patient-focused care.
1.5 CEU Webinar on Trauma Treatment Trauma can leave lasting imprints that don’t always respond to treatment. Join us on Thursday, August 28th, for a powerful webinar exploring why trauma recovery stalls. You’ll gain
The PTSD Checklist Every day, many people cope quietly with the lingering effects of a traumatic event. This self‐guided assessment is based on the PCL-5, a widely used tool for
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a time to recognize the rich cultural contributions of AAPI communities. It’s also an important moment to shed light on
May is Women’s Health Month – a time to focus on the unique physical and mental health needs of women and girls. Across every stage of life, women face distinct
“Group therapy is just as, if not more, effective than individual therapy.” It’s a powerful truth that often surprises those new to the idea of group work. For many women,
“If you nourish your body and mind but neglect your relationships, your overall health may be compromised. In contrast, prioritizing your connection—in addition to habits that support your physical and
Each May, we unite to observe Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking stigma, fostering understanding, and promoting mental well-being. In 2025, this observance is as crucial than
Just because you have a thought doesn’t mean you have to believe it. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) teaches you how to recognize unhelpful thinking—and how to shift it. CBT is
In today’s fast-paced world, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by stress, emotional pain, and reactivity. Our DBT Mindfulness Skills Group offers a structured, evidence-based approach to help you slow
We’re excited to announce that we have open positions waiting for talented individuals like you. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a dynamic
Alcohol misuse frequently goes hand in hand with other mental health conditions. Many individuals with alcohol use disorder are “self-medicating” emotional pain such as depression, anxiety, or trauma. The National
Understanding the impact of alcohol misuse on families and relationships is a central theme of Alcohol Awareness Month. When one person struggles with alcohol abuse, their loved ones often struggle
Not sure if your drinking—or someone else’s—is crossing a line? A short self-assessment can help you better understand your relationship with alcohol and whether it might be time to seek
Explore strength and meaning after trauma Can healing go beyond surviving?At Mind Therapy Clinic, we believe it can. The Post-Traumatic Growth Group supports individuals who want to move past survival
We learn a lot from our families and loved ones — some of it helpful, some of it not so much. Many of use grow up in families with unwritten
In 2020, an estimated 40.3 million individuals aged 12 or older in the United States—representing 14.5% of this population—experienced a substance use disorder (CDC, 2023). Often, these disorders occur alongside
How likely would you be to grab a tool that could help you reduce your negative self-talk and the potential of relapse into addictive behaviors? Emotions & Compulsions Group could
Changing a behavior can be challenging, especially when the path forward is unclear. Even when the best course of action seems obvious, following through can still be difficult. The Next
Mind Therapy Clinic proudly supports the Northern California Psychiatric Society. Join us at the 64th annual meeting starting tomorrow at the Grand Hyatt in Santa Rosa.
At Mind Therapy Clinic, we believe that healing happens in community. That’s why we offer a variety of therapy groups designed to provide support, connection, and practical skills for managing
Mindfulness isn’t just about sitting quietly and meditating—it’s about fully engaging in the present moment. In Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), one of the core mindfulness “What” skills is Participation. This skill is all
With constant news updates and major events unfolding daily, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the state of the world around us. Periods of uncertainty and change can amplify feelings
We are excited to welcome Dr. Alison May as the newest psychiatrist on our team. Dr. May earned her undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University, completed her residency in
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Turner Worden to our clinic as the Assistant Clinical Director. Dr. Worden brings extensive experience in counseling psychology, clinical supervision, and evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
Mind Therapy Clinic’s new office starting February 1, 2025 is 100 Tamal Plaza, Corte Madera, CA
What is the difference between IOP and outpatient therapy? Intensive Outpatient Programs, or IOPs, provide wraparound services for folks needing extra mental health support. Unlike outpatient therapy, which typically consists
Don’t miss this in-person CE opportunity to enhance your skills with Drs. Blagys, Baity, and Schiller. This interactive program will provide guidance and best practices for mental health providers to
Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship Graduates – Alex Del Prete, PhD and Alex Peterkin, PhD
Over the past five years, my psychology internship at Mind Therapy Clinic has provided me with a comprehensive understanding of mental health care and patient interaction. With recent Bachelor’s degrees
Experiential therapy group members dancing to express their feelings and emotions.
a CE webinar TMS, ECT, and KAP Treatments
Join Karen Palamos, LMFT, and Mark Schiller, MD, as they explore the clinical applications of KAP, TMS, and ECT, uncovering
Helen, a DBT psychotherapist, employs trauma-informed techniques rooted in psychodynamic theory, relational group work, and liberation psychology. Specializing
Mindfulness is more than just a trendy buzzword; it’s a transformative practice that can enhance our daily lives in profound ways. At its core,
Welcome Rachel Gluck, MD, Psychiatrist to Mind Therapy Clinic!
Dr. Rachel Gluck is a Board-Certified General Psychiatrist currently completing specialized training in Addiction Psychiatry at UCSF. A transplant from
The new E Street House Website is now LIVE!
Explore our dedicated website for E Street House to access comprehensive details about our support services. Our emphasis lies
As we usher in the new year, let’s make 2024 a year dedicated to elevating our mental well-being. Here are some resolution ideas for a healthier mind, with the
Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, a family therapist, Julie Sauber, PsyD, and a certified interventionist, Patricia Pike, LAADC, CADC-II, ICAADC & CIP, share their knowledge on mental
Welcome Alex Del Prete, PsyD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Alex’s therapeutic approach is informed by her Level 1 Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) training. She emphasizes cultural sensitivity, trauma-informed care,
We’re excited to announce that we have open positions waiting for talented individuals like you. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a
You are invited to a FREE 2 CE webinar Supporting Families: Intervention & Family Treatment
Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, a family therapist, Julie Sauber, PsyD,
Welcome Jennifer Zanoli, PsyD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Meet Jennifer M. Zanoli, a psychological associate with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) from the University of San Francisco and a
Welcome Alex Peterkin, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow!
Dr. Alex Peterkin, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Mind Therapy Clinic, utilizes humanistic therapy to guide clients in discovering their true selves and
Dr. Mary Lamia will explain the science behind bereavement and to convey an understanding of how we adapt to death as a part of life.
Welcome, Karen Palamos!
Karen’s natural affinity for working within creative states led to an interest in also working with altered states of consciousness as an avenue to explore
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff Devido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Jeff Devido, MD, and Martin Epson, MD focus on 4 hallucinogens and why they are emerging as effective treatment for addictive disorders.
Julie Vaccaro, AMFT, is an intern at the Mind Therapy Clinic.
Emily Clark, LCSW is a therapist at Mind Therapy Clinic.
Dr. Quezada provides medication management and psychotherapy for depressive disorders, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Karen Palamos, LMFT is a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy therapist at Mind Therapy Clinic.
Welcome, Dr. Quezada!
At Mind Therapy Clinic, Dr. Quezada provides medication management and/or psychotherapy in various modalities for depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia,
Welcome Emily Clark!
Emily utilizes an integrative approach encompassing various therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Insight-Oriented Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention
Welcome Julie Vaccaro!
In her practice, Julie uses an integrative approach to wellness, understanding clients’ presenting concerns through the lens of their early life experiences. She teaches practical
We have an open position for a DBT Therapist!
Our clinicians have the opportunity to work in both our intensive programs and outpatient levels of care, seeing individuals,
Art therapy is a powerful tool that can help people explore their emotions and experiences in a safe and creative way. The benefit of a group setting is that
Explore your identity in recovery and develop a sense of self-compassion and self-acceptance. Various identities may be explored including race, ethnicity, color, culture, religion, sex, age, socioeconomic status, neurodiversity,
The surge in demand for mental health help is not a surprise in 2023. But how do you navigate the changing landscape of treatment options? Get the latest information
The Mind Therapy Clinic has been receiving a lot of questions related to the use of ketamine for the treatment
Join our webinar on Nov 1 to discuss emerging therapies using hallucinogens in addiction treatment. Through presentations and the use of interactive conversations, Jeff Devido,
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff DeVido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Get the latest
Every human on the planet will suffer grief. However, each of us will grieve and process loss in
our own way. How can we best support a grieving
Through the sequence of slower conscious movements, group members increase physical strength, and flexibility, and bring balance to the mind. Brief guided meditations are included to improve concentration and
The Goal Setting group is a skills-oriented group that helps clients identify what is most important and how to make small changes over time in order to be more
This group is for clients who want to gain insight into what is currently getting in the way of choosing healthier ways to cope and provide them with a
This group will provide a supportive environment for us to shine a collective light on what motivates our unhealthy behaviors; once we have identified these behavioral triggers, we can
Welcome Dr. Van Bezooyen, MD to the team. He joins us after completing Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship at USCF this year. He has also served as Chief Resident at VA
Join addiction psychiatrist, Jeff DeVido, MD, and Matt Blagys, PhD to learn about complex cases and how to help families when faced with difficult situations.
Get the latest
Welcome Dr. Marin Epson!
Dr. Epson earned his medical degree from Columbia University, his law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School, and Master of Theological Studies from
Dr. Schiller has updated his very popular article on the role medications play in trauma treatment. First published in 2016, one might argue that this update including
We are pleased to welcome Julie Sauber, PsyD. Dr. Julie Sauber is a licensed psychologist and clinical supervisor, holding a Psy.D. in clinical psychology and M.S. in counseling
It can be scary and confusing for family members to wonder whether they are helping or hurting the one they love. Enabling refers to help offered that perpetuates rather
We are pleased to welcome Stephanie White, LPCC who is a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor.