Hi! I am a Psychologist (licensed in CA) with over 13 years of experience in working with a variety of clients and presenting problems. I am warm, friendly, and collaborative. My goal is to help you feel safe exploring your concerns and experiences as you seek change and growth. I will give you my best, and be with you through all the ups and downs that you may experience in therapy. While I am well-versed in treating a wide array of mental health concerns, I specialize in Sport and Performance Psychology, and enjoy helping any client strive for peak functioning in their life.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

In our first session together, I will get to know you and the reasons you are seeking therapy. We will review any paperwork you have completed, talk about expectations we each have, and answer any questions you have. We will connect as we explore your goals and collaborate on a plan to help you make the changes you seek.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

My greatest strengths as a clinician are my ability to connect with clients and to help them feel safe and supported as they explore difficult things. Having seen such a wide array of presenting concerns, I am able to support clients where ever they are and work with them to make a plan to go forward.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

There are a number of client groups I love working with. - Clients motivated for change: This motivation is often the thing that makes therapy work most effectively for people. - Athletes and other performers: I specialize in Sport and Performance Psychology and am able to treat any mental heath or performance concerns these individuals may encounter. -Members of the LGBTQ community: Providing support to these individuals or others who find themselves marginalized and othered is something I am passionate about. -College students/young adults: This group is so fun to work with because of their energy and eagerness to grow. They often just need some support in identifying and developing the skills they need to succeed. - People who have experienced religious trauma: This can be a very difficult form of trauma to recognize and address, but this can be made easier with some support. My clients get to know what changes they can make and skills they can develop as they explore their experiences, identities, and resources.

About Marie Worsham

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