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I have been privileged to work at Tapestry since 1983. I specialize in bereavement, adult children
of alcoholics (ACOA), recovery from addiction, parenting support, and issues of lesbian life. In addition, I work
regularly with college students and young adults. My professional training includes family systems work,
psychodrama, grief-work, and mindfulness practice. I’ve run Grief Groups for lesbians coping with the loss of a
partner, family member or friend. Since 2000 my work has focused on integrating my interest in meditation with
psychotherapy, particularly the concepts and practices of Herbert Benson's Relaxation Response, and mindfulness.
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My practice includes work with people facing major life transitions including
separation or divorce, the loss of a loved one, and managing a chronic illness. I encourage clients to create
opportunities for themselves that address what Kubler-Ross described as the four quadrants-the physical,
intellectual, emotional and spiritual. I work with clients to identify their needs and to find support systems
beyond therapy. I believe that clients are best served in facing the greatest challenges with a therapist who offers
compassion, perspective, humor and humility.
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