A large body of research estimates that 9 out of 10 people are helped by therapy. I suggest you take a single step toward feeling better, and call me to talk. I offer a free 15-minute phone conversation, and I really am happy just to chat for a bit, find out more about you, and think objectively together about what would be some good options for you. Call me at 510-290-8297, or send me an email: dan@danquinn.info.
Every day I work with people - individuals, couples and groups - who are overcoming anxiety, depression and relationship conflicts and finding happiness and meaning in their lives.
It is usually possible to leave behind the worry, sadness, and same old arguments.
I offer professional, warm, empathic, and good-humored help, developed through many years of experience and based on the most current science. I find it helps people most if we work in a down-to-earth, authentic and spontaneous manner. You don't have to fix this by yourself.
To paraphrase JFK, if you want to build lasting relationships, you need to spend some time every day asking not what your relationships can do for you, but what can you do for your relationships. In our culture we tend to expect a happy relationship to fall in our laps – we were raised watching a barrage of media that taught us that. But "love" is an action verb, something you really can make.
In addition to my private practice, I supervise the clinical work of doctoral students and teach psychotherapy theory and techniques at The Wright Institute. I've spent many years studying cognitive-behavioral, relational psychoanalytic, and a number of different humanistic therapy techniques, and I specialize in helping people leave anxiety and depression behind, and bring passion and happiness to relationships which are struggling.
For more information about me, I invite you to visit my blog at: www.TheBerkeleyTherapist.com.
