For all the advantages our society offers in making our lives easier and more comfortable, our lives have become increasingly complex. As a result, our emotional support systems have become disjointed and fractured, and too often we find ourselves feeling overwhelmed and alone. These feelings can manifest as a variety of symptoms, including difficulty sleeping, low energy, poor concentration, irritability, anxiety and panic.
During times like these we often seek the support of friends and family. In most instances these support systems are all we need to help us regain our composure, our confidence and the ability to resume life's journey. Therapist Dr. Blakeslee understands that at times family and friends alone aren't enough, and can even be a hindrance to allowing vulnerability in emotional discovery.
As a clinical psychologist, Dr. Blakeslee provides the kind of counseling and psychotherapy that can offer a lasting solution in these times of need. The counseling services provided by Lake Oswego psychologist Dr. Blakeslee offer an effective solution for the resolution of most psychological problems.
During times like these we often seek the support of friends and family. In most instances these support systems are all we need to help us regain our composure, our confidence and the ability to resume life's journey. Therapist Dr. Blakeslee understands that at times family and friends alone aren't enough, and can even be a hindrance to allowing vulnerability in emotional discovery.
As a clinical psychologist, Dr. Blakeslee provides the kind of counseling and psychotherapy that can offer a lasting solution in these times of need. The counseling services provided by Lake Oswego psychologist Dr. Blakeslee offer an effective solution for the resolution of most psychological problems.
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Dr. Blakeslee obtained his post-graduate degree in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling (1982) and his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Rosemead Graduate School of Psychology, Biola University (1987).
He has been serving his clients for over 30 years and was licensed as a psychologist in Oregon in 1990.
Dr. Blakeslee assists clients in recovering from traumatic abuse, dysfunctional relationships, depression, anxiety and alcohol dependence.
Dr. Blakeslee's diverse experience enables him to intervene effectively with a broad population of clients and a wide range of psychological symptoms.
He has been serving his clients for over 30 years and was licensed as a psychologist in Oregon in 1990.
Dr. Blakeslee assists clients in recovering from traumatic abuse, dysfunctional relationships, depression, anxiety and alcohol dependence.
Dr. Blakeslee's diverse experience enables him to intervene effectively with a broad population of clients and a wide range of psychological symptoms.
If you've made it this far on a website for Lake Oswego counseling, you probably hope to gain a better understanding of how working with a therapist will make a positive difference in your life, and help you make better decisions about the suffering you experience daily.
Let's first start with how I see you: You are a capable person, with many examples of making challenging and satisfying decisions throughout your life.
You have struggled, thought, planned and corrected your path on many occasions before you came to see me.
Let's first start with how I see you: You are a capable person, with many examples of making challenging and satisfying decisions throughout your life.
You have struggled, thought, planned and corrected your path on many occasions before you came to see me.
It was not long ago that the founding fathers of clinical psychology took a harsh stance against religious practice and believed, at best, it was neutral and most likely negative for the mental health of their patients.
Freud described it as a neurotic activity meant to allay fears of daily life.
Dr. Skinner believed it was merely superstitious behavior wrongly associated with pleasant or painful outcomes.
A large body of research has developed over the last 50 years which undermines the original biases of the forefathers of clinical psychology.
Freud described it as a neurotic activity meant to allay fears of daily life.
Dr. Skinner believed it was merely superstitious behavior wrongly associated with pleasant or painful outcomes.
A large body of research has developed over the last 50 years which undermines the original biases of the forefathers of clinical psychology.
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