| Office: |
Maple Leaf Professional Center
7812 Lake City Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
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| Phone: |
(206) 473-2082
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| Cell Phone: |
(206) 473-2082
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| Web Site: |
www.DanielleGoldbergPsyD.com
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| Profession: |
Psychologist
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| Services: |
Psychotherapy/Counseling
Career Evaluations and Counseling
Psychological Evaluations
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| Practice Description: |
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, and adults, individually and as families. I have experience helping individuals struggling with relationships, anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, eating disorders, chemical dependency issues, grief and loss, and life transitions.
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Practice Specialties or Interests:
(Strengths are
in bold text) |
Addictions
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
ADHD
Adjustment Disorder
Adoption Issues
Anger Management
Anxiety Disorders/Phobias
Co-dependency
Depression
Divorce/Dissolution
Eating Disorders
Gay/Lesbian Issues
Grief/Loss
Learning Disabilities
Life Transitions
OCD
Parenting Issues
Personal Growth
PTSD
Relationship Issues
Self-esteem
Sexual Abuse
Sleep Disorders
Stress Management
Substance Abuse
Terminal/Chronic Illness
Women's Issues
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| Age Specialties: |
Children
Adolescents
Adults
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| Session Formats: |
Individual
Family
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| Treatment Approaches: |
Art Therapy
Biopsychosocial
Developmental
Family Systems
Narrative
Person-Centered
Play Therapy
Psychoeducational
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| Education: |
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
Argosy University, 2007
Masters in Clinical Psychology
Argosy University, 2005
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| License #: |
PY00003868 |
| License State: |
Washington |
| Additional Licenses/ Certifications: |
Licensed Psychologist (WA) PY00003868 |
| Fee Schedule: |
Insurance/Private Pay/Sliding scale fee |
| Additional Comments: |
In my practice I work with clients to attend to the stories we tell about ourselves. As we learn about our story, we are able to identify the ideas and practices that support our problems. We can begin to construct alternative stories and open up new possibilities for alternative outcomes. I believe that people are inherently resourceful, and may be at a temporary impasse, rather than thinking of people as “dysfunctional”. |
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