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Founded
by Dr. Gayle Gulick Nelson,
Psychology Northwest, P.S. is a professional organization dedicated
to providing quality psychological services.
Dr.
Gulick Nelson
is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 20 years experience
in working with couples, and
individuals.
She is trained in Marriage Therapy, Insight Oriented Therapy,
Cognitive Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Transactional Analysis,
Behavior Modification and Assertiveness Techniques.
Her therapeutic approach includes assisting the client to identify
problem areas, to explore new options, and to achieve a sense
of personal power. The client is then better prepared to make
a confident decision about whatever changes she/he wishes to
make.
She received
her doctoral degree from the University of Washington in educational
psychology. In addition, she took postdoctoral training in long
term psychotherapy. Her clinical internships include work at
Eastside Community Mental Health and in supervised private practice
working with adults, both couples and individuals.
Her theoretical
orientation is interactive long term psychotherapy.
Credentials:
- Education:
University of Washington
- 1970 B.S.
Psychology with Minor in Education
- 1971
M.Ed. Educational
Psychology
- 1979 Ph.D.
Educational Psychology
Associations:
- Washington
State Psychological Association
- American
Psychological Association
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Therapist:
Private Practice, specializing in working with couples issues,
and in short and long term therapy with both adults and adolescents.
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Post Doctoral Internship: Eastside Mental Health, working
with severely disturbed adolescents and adults.
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Specialized Training: in working with couples issues,
short and long term therapy with adolescents and adults sexually
abused as children; short and long term therapy with crisis
intervention for depression, abuse, relationship issues and
personality disorders; short and long term group therapy leader
(over 2,000 hours experience).
- School
Psychologist: Worked with children and adults (testing and
therapy), parents (counseling, workshops, PTA presentations),
teacher, and other staff (consulting and workshops) and conducted
several research projects.
Presentations:
Numerous
talks, workshops, and presentations at colleges and psychological
associations, (both nationally and internationally), civic
groups, radio, and television on topics of relationship issues,
depression, stress, and incest.
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