Angelica L. LampaAssociate Clinical Social Worker, MA, MSW, ASW

About

As individuals, regardless of our age or background, we have the ability within ourselves to alter the way we think, feel, and behave in order to meet our needs and solve our unique problems. We define ourselves by the way we perceive ourselves and the beliefs we value, thus, making us the best experts on ourselves. With the right tools and skills, individuals have a remarkable capacity for self-healing and personal growth leading towards self-actualization. View 4 Photos The modalities I use to support progress in therapy include cognitive behavioral, solution focused, narrative, problem solving, client centered, psychodynamic psychotherapy, acceptance commitment, and dialectical behavior. Life can sometimes take us off course, but with the proper interventions, a person can learn how to adapt, find healing, and grow.

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