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Family therapist in Lamorinda

March 2002

Can anyone recommend a family therapist in the Orinda, Lafayette area? Sue

Recommendations received:

  • Annie Bailey
  • Grace Manning Orenstein
  • Christine Pigeon 510/653-5238 (no remarks)

    Family therapist who accepts MHN

    December 2002

    We are looking for a family therapist in the Albany/Berkeley area who will accept MHN. It would be a plus if the therapist had any specialty in dealing with education/school performance issues. Thanks.

    Recommendations received:

  • Sandra Bryson
  • Jim Sparks
  • Laurie E. Werbner

    Therapist to help with sibling rivalry

    May 2002

    Does anyone have recommendations for an East Bay therapist who has expertise helping families with sibling rivalry issues with very young (preschool and toddler age) children? Thanks in advance.

    Recommendation received:

  • Melissa Rapp

    Female family therapist in Albany?

    March 2002

    Has anyone with Healthnet's MHN coverage had a great experience with a female family therapist in Albany? Anonymous

    Recommendations received:

  • Margaret Dodson
  • Jill Shugart

    Therapy for Teen vs. Family Therapy

    June 1999

    Therapy for a child or teenager is no substitute for FAMILY THERAPY. If you think only your child needs it, think again. Disfunction is a family affair: often the person that's "acting out" is trying (consciously or unconsciously) to call attention to a significant problem in the family. Everyone needs to participate in understanding and resolving it, or it doesn't get resolved.

    Often there is a person in the family who won't fully participate in family recovery - look closely - that person is invested in continuing the family problem, and is probably benefiting from its existence in some strange (or awful) way. Don't let this person stop you from learning the truth about what is going on with your child and with your family, and then take the steps necessary to deal with the problem.


    Therapist to help with conflict with father

    Feb 2000

    I'm looking for a therapist/counselor to help me deal with a recurring pattern of conflict with my father. Without going into too much detail, we are at a crisis point where for my own sanity I have told him to stay away from my family, but this breaks my heart as my 2yo adores him. I'd like to see someone both individually and with my father, if possible.

    Recommendations received:

  • Eike Diebold
  • Pamela Fox Hargrove
  • Heidi Harrison
  • Michael Simon (2)

    Other Family Therapist recommendations

    Jan 1999
  • Dean Lobovits
  • Dee Tivenan
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