I'm excited to announce the release of my new book: The Postpartum Depression Workbook. This workbook provides the strategies, tools, and support you'll need for a healthy and happy transition into parenthood. Order your copy below. Abigail Burd, MSW, LCSW, BCD, LCS26867, is a San Diego psychotherapist, board certified diplomate and licensed clinical social worker.
Abby is the owner, clinical supervisor and lead clinician of Burd Psychotherapy. Individual counseling in San Diego for adults and teens. Specializing in depression, anxiety, addiction, and providing therapy to college and graduate students, postpartum families, and other mental health professionals. Conveniently located in central San Diego in Clairemont, minutes away from the 805, 5, 163 and 52 highways, at 5252 Balboa Ave, suite 800, with easy off-street parking near the building on the corner of Genesee and Balboa.
Abby is the owner, clinical supervisor and lead clinician of Burd Psychotherapy. Individual counseling in San Diego for adults and teens. Specializing in depression, anxiety, addiction, and providing therapy to college and graduate students, postpartum families, and other mental health professionals. Conveniently located in central San Diego in Clairemont, minutes away from the 805, 5, 163 and 52 highways, at 5252 Balboa Ave, suite 800, with easy off-street parking near the building on the corner of Genesee and Balboa.
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She received a Master of Social Work from San Diego State and is licensed in the state of California as a Clinical Social Worker (LCSW).
In addition, she is a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (BCD).
She has worked in agencies such as UCSD Outpatient Psychiatric Services, Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, St. Vincent de Paul, and Community Research Foundation since 1998.
Abby is a trainer, consultant, and specialist in perinatal and reproductive mental health and adjustment, and is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (Psychotherapy) by Postpartum Support International.
In addition, she is a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (BCD).
She has worked in agencies such as UCSD Outpatient Psychiatric Services, Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, St. Vincent de Paul, and Community Research Foundation since 1998.
Abby is a trainer, consultant, and specialist in perinatal and reproductive mental health and adjustment, and is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (Psychotherapy) by Postpartum Support International.
Abby offers psychotherapy in San Diego (and virtually throughout California) for wide range of issues.
Since 2008, Abby has enjoyed supervising newer therapists, including pre-license Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, and graduate students of Masters of Social Work, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy programs.
Abby is trained by and approved by the University of Southern California, San Diego State University, Cal State San Marcos and the University of San Diego as a clinical supervisor.
Since 2008, Abby has enjoyed supervising newer therapists, including pre-license Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, and graduate students of Masters of Social Work, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy programs.
Abby is trained by and approved by the University of Southern California, San Diego State University, Cal State San Marcos and the University of San Diego as a clinical supervisor.
The Postpartum Depression Workbook starts shipping on Tuesday!
The process of writing a book becomes very solitary, with many late nights and early mornings working alone.
Having spent the pandemic pouring my years of experience into a book, I can't tell you how exciting it is to imagine it in people's hands, let alone actually making a positive impact on their lives.
Here's something for all the new and expecting parents: a chance to win a brand new 180 Reversible Stroller from Ergobaby.
As the name suggests, the 180 switches easily between baby facing the world and baby facing you.
The process of writing a book becomes very solitary, with many late nights and early mornings working alone.
Having spent the pandemic pouring my years of experience into a book, I can't tell you how exciting it is to imagine it in people's hands, let alone actually making a positive impact on their lives.
Here's something for all the new and expecting parents: a chance to win a brand new 180 Reversible Stroller from Ergobaby.
As the name suggests, the 180 switches easily between baby facing the world and baby facing you.
One of the more enjoyable topics of 2020 has been "silver linings."
In what unexpected ways are you benefitting from the life changes and disruptions of social distancing?
Not a rhetorical question.
Drop it in the comments.
Personally, I am grateful for being able to work from home.
I can hug my family between sessions, "cowork" with my first- and third-graders while I'm doing admin work, avoid traffic, and start dinner in the Instant Pot on my lunch break.
As we head into the holiday season, I encourage all of you to take full advantage of the 2020 excuse to "do less."
In what unexpected ways are you benefitting from the life changes and disruptions of social distancing?
Not a rhetorical question.
Drop it in the comments.
Personally, I am grateful for being able to work from home.
I can hug my family between sessions, "cowork" with my first- and third-graders while I'm doing admin work, avoid traffic, and start dinner in the Instant Pot on my lunch break.
As we head into the holiday season, I encourage all of you to take full advantage of the 2020 excuse to "do less."
My San Diego psychotherapy practice has been busy through the summer and the start of the school year.
I've moved to electronic charting, which means everything is paperless.
Now, when new clients start, we don't have to waste any trees, and they can easily complete questionnaires on a smart phone.
In addition, I've also expanded to a larger office.
Fortunately, I'm in the same building on the corner of Gennesee and Balboa, same floor even, just around the corner.
If you have Cigna for behavioral health insurance, it means that I can now bill Cigna directly for therapy sessions and you only need to pay the copay at the time of service.
I've moved to electronic charting, which means everything is paperless.
Now, when new clients start, we don't have to waste any trees, and they can easily complete questionnaires on a smart phone.
In addition, I've also expanded to a larger office.
Fortunately, I'm in the same building on the corner of Gennesee and Balboa, same floor even, just around the corner.
If you have Cigna for behavioral health insurance, it means that I can now bill Cigna directly for therapy sessions and you only need to pay the copay at the time of service.
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