I am a licensed clinical psychologist. My specialty is helping people find clarity about the roots of their concerns and develop practices that lead to a greater sense of calm and centeredness in their lives. In the course of living, we develop ways of coping with difficult or overwhelming experiences. These patterns may initially provide protection, but in the long run can become painful or problematic.
I help my clients slow things down and create space to notice the function of their symptoms. As they do this, they become more familiar with different facets of themselves. From a foundation of compassion and non-judgment, my clients build new relationships with parts of themselves that are stuck in old ways of being. Often, burdens in the form of deeply held beliefs or painful past experiences become apparent.
As this happens, new possibilities for change unfold. Using safe and effective ways of working, these long held burdens can be released, allowing healing at a deep level. As this happens, symptoms ease.
I help my clients slow things down and create space to notice the function of their symptoms. As they do this, they become more familiar with different facets of themselves. From a foundation of compassion and non-judgment, my clients build new relationships with parts of themselves that are stuck in old ways of being. Often, burdens in the form of deeply held beliefs or painful past experiences become apparent.
As this happens, new possibilities for change unfold. Using safe and effective ways of working, these long held burdens can be released, allowing healing at a deep level. As this happens, symptoms ease.
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I earned my Ph.
D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1997 and have been licensed to practice psychology in Minnesota since 1999.
For fifteen years, I provided individual and group psychotherapy to individuals with eating disorders at The Emily Program.
During that period, I also developed expertise in the treatment of trauma, depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties.
I am a Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist.
I enjoy offering IFS to my clients, and I have found that people feel safe with this non-pathologizing, compassionate approach to the process of therapy.
D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1997 and have been licensed to practice psychology in Minnesota since 1999.
For fifteen years, I provided individual and group psychotherapy to individuals with eating disorders at The Emily Program.
During that period, I also developed expertise in the treatment of trauma, depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties.
I am a Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist.
I enjoy offering IFS to my clients, and I have found that people feel safe with this non-pathologizing, compassionate approach to the process of therapy.
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Johnathan Faust has a variety of meditations and podcasts available at no cost through iTunes.
The easiest way to access them is to enter "Johnathan Faust" in the search field once you are in your iTunes account.
If you don't have an iTunes account, you can use this link and follow the directions for creating an account.
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