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Reacting to Disaster

11/1/2017

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With all the natural and unnatural disasters our country is experiencing,  you may have found yourself reflecting on past shame or regret,  or future worries.  Some of you may even feel so affected by recent natural disasters and or devastating shootings as to be experiencing guilt for having survived these horrific events.  This guilt can sometimes manifest in negative thoughts about the self and world;  in painful emotions;  or in disturbing dreams about recent events. These manifestations can exacerbate overwhelming emotions and lead to poor attention and concentration; distracting people from being effective in their here and now life experiences.  Additionally,  overwhelming emotions can cause distress in our relationships and occupational interactions leaving people feeling more lonely and isolated over time. Real or imagined isolation can ultimately lead to dysphoria, panic, or other difficult to manage symptoms, like dissociation.  

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    ​About the author...

    I am a psychologically-minded, licensed clinical psychologist looking to share the science behind the study of emotions, behaviors, and the thoughts. I have a passion for psychoeducation, and spend much of my time educating patients, psych trainees, and students on the most current evidence-based treatments and practices. 

    As a clinical psychologist, I am qualified to care for individuals who may be facing life-stressors, or those who may be facing painful or difficult-to-treat psychiatric symptoms.

    I began my education in general psychology at a small liberal arts college--St. Mary's College of California right here in the Bay Area. Thereafter, I completed my doctorate degree in clinical psychology at John F. Kennedy University.  I have spent more than 8 years developing clinical skills and expertise in public and private settings around the Bay Area of California, including Fremont Psychiatric Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, and other community mental health based agencies. Much of my work has been with multiculturally diverse groups varying in age, gender, sex, abilities, sexual orientation, racial and ethnic background, and religion. My work in academia has been focused on teaching theory and providing training to students interested in science and psychology.

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