Tag: Mood in United States

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    Dr. Nicole Moshfegh

    Nicole Moshfegh, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist in California (PSY 27405), who specializes in psychotherapy and diagnostic assessment. Dr. Moshfegh has extensive experience evaluating and treating various mental health difficulties, such as mood, psychotic spectrum, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, trauma-related, disruptive, and neurodevelopmental disorders in both adult and pediatric populations. Her expertise in the consideration of cross-cultural issues in the development Read more...
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    Dr. Amy Keller

    Dr. Amy Keller is not someone you would expect to have a Doctor of Psychology in Psychoanalysis and be a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is an avid skier, motocross rider, and semi-professional salsa dancer. Her joie de vivre and wanderlust have led her to live in countries such as Israel, Egypt, Mexico, Greece, and Costa Rica. She actively Read more...
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    Matthew Lamb, LPC, LLC

    I work with any individuals interested in psychotherapy for personal growth. My approach to therapy is centered on you as a person. I believe that many of the answers we seek are within us. I am a support for you to clarify your needs and how best to achieve them. You set the pace and focus. As your process of Read more...

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