Therapy for Health Care Workers
Burnout therapy and beyond for health care trainees and professionals in person in Broomfield and online in Colorado and 43 PSYPACT States.
We are all aware of the headlines, stats and trends in burnout and the challenges of working in healthcare. This job is not for the faint of heart and you are likely here looking for support.
Perhaps you identify with the following statements:
You find it hard to care about work and are becoming increasingly detached
Although you are pushing through, things feel desperately unsustainable
You are having trouble connecting with your patients and coworkers.
You notice your anxiety levels increasing and things that once were manageable feel insurmountable
You don’t like how you are showing up at work. It’s not who you are.
The performance anxiety is increasing and imposter syndrome is crushing.
You are fixated on a mistake and can’t get past it.
You may be struggling with work life balance and feeling like you are always coming up short.
Your relationships are struggling due to the demands of this work.
You are transitioning roles and want to be as prepared as possible.
You feel disconnected from what brought you to this work and are seeking change.
My process is collaborative, thoughtful and unique to you.
You have done the wellness modules at work and participated in group huddles to increase morale. You have shared challenges with leadership and hoped that things will get better. You have gritted your teeth and bared it.
You are here looking for practical approaches and meaningful long-lasting solutions to bring the joy back into medicine. You deserve to be happy at work and beyond.
Therapy by someone who gets it.
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I am a doctoral level psychologist. My degree is in clinical psychology with an emphasis in the area of health psychology. I completed an APA accredited internship and post-doctoral fellowship in health psychology.
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I trained in academic medical centers and have worked in several different health systems.
Most recently I was an assistant professor through University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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I completed post-doctoral training in physician wellness
I have partnered with physician wellness programs at Michigan Medicine and University of Colorado
I have developed and executed a grant funded healthcare worker wellness curriculum
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I have engaged in research throughout my career and have an understanding of the science of healthcare worker wellbeing. In working with research professionals , I have an understanding of the culture. No need to explain the significance of an upcoming grant cycle.
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Beyond the areas of expertise outlined above, my husband is a physician and I have unique insight from being the partner of someone in medical school, residency, fellowship and now as an attending. I find this especially helpful in working with couples!