Psychological Assistants and Interns
Definition: Both registered psychological assistants and interns have completed either a doctoral or master level degree in Psychology or Counseling, and have been approved by the State's Board of Psychology or the Board of Behavioral Sciences to accrue hours towards their license, by working under the supervision of a licensed therapist, psychologist or board-certified psychiatrist.
I would like to introduce you to David Zeux, my new Psychological Assistant's applicant. David's official starting date is not yet set, and will hopefully be very soon, but in the meantime you can read about him and get to know him through his bio:
I would like to introduce you to David Zeux, my new Psychological Assistant's applicant. David's official starting date is not yet set, and will hopefully be very soon, but in the meantime you can read about him and get to know him through his bio:
My name is David and I am currently a doctoral candidate at California Southern University. I was a former Unit Chief working in the public sector on various healthcare policy and program initiatives; however, I wanted to do more with my life and left my stable state career to pursue the mental health field. I am currently working on my dissertation and researching the efficacy of how martial arts principles can help individuals with traumatic experiences.
I am passionate and committed to working with clients with disabilities, trauma, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, and addictions. My commitment to serve our community has included volunteer work with various non-profits where I have helped abused women, children, low-income families, disabled, and the homeless population; Also, I am a trained behavior health therapist and have worked with clients with autism and other developmental challenges.
In session, you will see my sincerity, dedication, and commitment to making effective change and sustaining it. I will provide tools, interventions, and collaborative techniques that fit your needs. I am goal-oriented and data-driven. My mission and vision is to help you come out of therapy with a sense of purpose, progress and achievement.
I am passionate and committed to working with clients with disabilities, trauma, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, and addictions. My commitment to serve our community has included volunteer work with various non-profits where I have helped abused women, children, low-income families, disabled, and the homeless population; Also, I am a trained behavior health therapist and have worked with clients with autism and other developmental challenges.
In session, you will see my sincerity, dedication, and commitment to making effective change and sustaining it. I will provide tools, interventions, and collaborative techniques that fit your needs. I am goal-oriented and data-driven. My mission and vision is to help you come out of therapy with a sense of purpose, progress and achievement.
