Dr. Judy N. Lam
Background
Welcome to my private practice!
I will coach you, as a person or as a couple, to promote and enhance your resilience and self-renewal. You will be activating your healing process to assist you to move forward from anxiety, compulsions, depression, and other negative feelings to a greater sense of emotional resilience, health, and well-being.
During our work together, I will be using my expertise in evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy and psychodynamic therapy so that you will soon be on your way to accomplishing your goals and reaching your dreams. I am your partner to health.
I have over 15 years of experience and draw upon it creatively with every person, couple, and family choosing to work with me. I have taught as a professor in universities, worked as a research director, and led as a clinic director in mental health centers. I had published peer-reviewed articles and contributed book chapters (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Psychiatric Services, Journal of Traumatic Stress, Psychoanalytic Inquiry, Behavior Research and Therapy, American Journal of Medical Sciences, Handbook of Effective Psychotherapy, and Violence in Intimate Relationships) on these topics:
Resilience
Stress
Anxiety
Depression
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic disorder with or without agoraphobia
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy
Consequences of childhood abuse and maltreatment
Smoking dependence and cessation
Intimate partner violence
Violence risk assessment
I am a licensed psychologist (ID PSY 202366 and CA PSY 16908) in private practice, providing culturally competent consultation, supervision, psychotherapy, testing, and life coaching services.
I could be reached at:
1150 W. State Street
in Dr. James Rosenberg's Boise Health and Wellness Chiropractic Center
Suite 220; across from the elevator
Boise, ID 83702; Free covered parking
Confidential Local Phone: 208.283.0628
Confidential Local Fax: 208.209.2388
Confidential Toll Free Phone and Fax: 866.850.4960
Secure Email: Judy.Lam.PhD@onebox.com
http://therapist.psychologytoday.com/41799
I provide a full consultation over the phone or in person to hear about your goals and to help you decide if I'm the person to help you accomplish them!
EXPERIENCES
Private Practice, Boise, ID
University of California San Francisco, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor, Volunteer Faculty
Private Practice, San Francisco, CA
Richmond Area Multi-Services, Inc., San Francisco, CA
Program Director, Adult Outpatient Clinic
University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Assistant Adjunct Professor, Paid Faculty
University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco General Hospital, Division of Psychosocial Medicine, Trauma Recovery Center, San Francisco, CA
Research Director, Paid Faculty
Roosevelt University, School of Psychology, Chicago, IL
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track
Private Practice, Great Lakes Psychological Services, Chicago, IL
Counseling Center, Suffolk University, Boston, MA
Pre-doctoral Psychology Intern
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Panic Disorder Clinical Trial, Boston University, Boston, MA
Research Therapist
Inpatient Unit, Westborough State Hospital, MA
Danielsen Institute, Boston University, Boston, MA
EDUCATION
University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Postdoctoral Fellow, Mental Health Services Research
Boston University, Boston, MA
M.A., Ph.D., Clinical Psychology
Columbia University, New York, NY
B.S., Industrial Engineering
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