Adam Clark

I have successfully treated many military veterans and first responders with job-related PTSD as well as people who have survived abuse and accidents. My treatment approach with people who have had these experiences is gentle, nonjudgmental, and at the pace of the client. Effective treatment can help people recover from awful life events.

I successfully treat people with mild to severe forms of depression routinely. My approach with such individuals relies on the most up-to-date evidence based techniques and helps people to find meaning in their lives again.

I am highly trained in helping people to healthily and effectively manage stress of all kinds. My approaches to reduce stress are comprehensive and based in science.

I received extensive training in motivational interviewing during my internship at a Veterans Affairs hospital. Motivation interviewing is an evidence-based technique that helps people to make healthy changes in their lives to improve their overall physical and mental health. Highly effective treatment technique for many types of problems.

On my internship at a Veterans Affairs hospital, my primary mentor specialized in mindfulness-based therapy. I learned a lot from her and often incorporate mindfulness into my clinical work with clients who are interested in it. There is a lot of evidence that mindfulness has been shown to address a variety of issues, including chronic pain, anxiety, and stress. I have found much success with this treatment technique.

My doctoral program trained me explicitly in cognitive behavioral therapy, which has a substantial body of research for many types of problems. I use cognitive behavioral techniques with all of my clients because I find them to be so effective.