Gladys Newbury, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years of experience in healthcare, specializing in supporting individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners. She previously worked at the University of California, Irvine Neurology Clinic, where she gained extensive experience providing counseling and resources to patients navigating complex neurological conditions. A proud U.S. Marine Corps Veteran and fluent Spanish speaker, Gladys is committed to delivering culturally competent, compassionate care to diverse communities. She offers therapy via telehealth to clients across Southern California and in the state of Montana, using evidence-based approaches to enhance quality of life and emotional well-being for those impacted by Parkinson’s disease.

Website: www.cerebrumexploration.com

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I have been practicing for over 25 years and work primarily with patients that have mental health issues AND medical disorders such as those recovering from chronic pain conditions.

Contact John:

I am a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of California, practicing since 2009. I have trained and worked in a variety of settings helping individuals with a range of concerns including depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment disorders, as well as other mental health diagnoses that require a higher level of care. I enjoy helping and supporting others through challenging episodes in their life.

My therapy style can be described as judgment free and supportive yet goal oriented and solution focused. The approaches to therapy that I often utilize include cognitive behavioral therapy, solution focused therapy, and client centered therapy; however, depending on the presenting concerns and goals may sometimes utilize a mindfulness based or existential approach.

I think that seeking out support takes courage, and my goal is to create a safe and welcoming experience. I look forward to working with you and helping you navigate any obstacles or challenges in your life.

Contact Dr. Tsang:

Parkinson’s disease has touched my family and friends. Having experienced the challenges of this diagnosis, I’m committed to offering care and support to the Parkinson’s community. I’ve been practicing as a licensed marriage and family therapist for over 25 years. My private practice is located in Carlsbad, CA. As a therapist, I help my clients manage stress, depression, and life transitions.

My training includes:
– Cognitive behavioral therapy
– EMDR
– Grief and loss
– Mindfulness
– Relational issues (home, work, personal relationships)

Contact Pamela:

Effective therapy can address our problems while helping us bring more meaning, self-awareness, and joy into our lives. I feel honored to get to do this work with my patients and aim to meet each person with warmth, compassion, and flexibility.

In therapy, we work together to implement an individualized treatment plan that integrates evidence-based CBT strategies with awareness of each person’s unique goals, values, and strengths.

My patients and I focus on enhancing their understanding of their experience, figuring out what they need to live more fulfilling lives, and implementing practical tools to help them reach their goals.

I aim to help each person I work with make deep and lasting changes and leave treatment with learning and a set of tools they can continue to use on their own.

Please see my website at www.redwoodcbt.com to learn more.

Contact Dr. Eidelman

I am a licensed clinical psychologist here in California and have an office in Escondido. I offer both in person and telehealth (video or phone) sessions. I received my doctorate in 2006 in clinical psychology from the University of Denver, in Denver Colorado and have had my private practice since 2008.

It is a deep joy as well as a profound honor to know and work with my clients – my life is enriched through the work that I am fortunate to do. I focus on adults, both individuals and couples, and while the proverbial door is open to most issues, I specialize in emotions, relationships and trauma.

My clients and I work as a team. We jointly create the support, healing and growth that my client is desiring, as well as deserving. Life truly is a most precious gift and each of us has a birthright, regardless of life’s circumstances, to live in abundance, to thrive and dwell in contentment as well as peace.

For more information on my style of work or on the logistics of therapy, visit my website at www.drdillmann.com or feel free to call/email me. I will gladly answer any and all questions or provide desired information.

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Suzan Bollich, PhD is a Berkeley, CA clinical psychologist in private practice and affiliated clinic with the UCSF Movement Disorders Clinic. She provides psychotherapy for patients referred by UCSF’s Movement Disorders Clinic, is a certified Parkinson’s disease provider. She is attuned to the existential confrontations of living with Parkinson’s disease, such as loss of identity, decrease of independence, fragility, uncertainty, dread, anxiety of the unknown, and the daily management of symptoms. Additionally, Suzan specializes in working with older adults, cancer, and grief and loss.

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