Cindy Robertson, MA, AMFT
My background is in depth psychology, which means that in addition to helping clients contain symptoms, I help them to explore what is behind those symptoms. As uncomfortable as some emotional experiences can be, what we call “symptoms” often contain valuable information about what we want and need and the state of our-selves.
My approach is non-pathologizing and client-centered, with an emphasis on relationship building and Jungian psychology. Although therapy is a significant investment of time and money, it can offer relief from long-standing patterns of self-sabotage and lead to a more authentic life in relationship to ourselves and others.
I invite you to call for a free 15-minute consultation, (925) 261-7519 or email me at therapy@cindyrobertson.sprucecare.com.
Specialties: Addiction, Grief, Life Transitions
Issues treated: Anxiety, Codependency, Depression, Relationship Issues, Self-Esteem, Spirituality, Substance Use, Trauma and PTSD
Types of therapy: Attachment based, Existential, Expressive Arts, Jungian, Mindfulness based (MBCT), Person Centered, Psychoanalytic, Psychodynamic, Relational
Fees - $150 50 minutes
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