Dr. Steevie Jane Parks is a warm, intuitive and creative clinical psychologist, who has been working in the field of mental health since 1975. She is particularly interested in working with children and adults who are experiencing debilitating levels of stress related to identity issues and major life transitions such as learning to emotionally separate from parents, changing or choosing careers, and separation and divorce issues. She finds great pleasure in seeing her clients move from feeling 'victimized' by life's challenges to feeling 'victorious' and 're-vitalized' by their own successes. Dr. Parks especially enjoys working with people in groups. She is adept at helping each of her clients to choose among various therapeutic tools, to find the combination that is best suited to their needs.

Her services include individual talk therapy, art therapy, group therapy, play therapy for children, family therapy, hypnotherapy, and traditional psychological evaluation and testing. She is certified as a Parent Coordinator in Orange County to help divorced couples referred by the to work on co-parenting issues. She also provides psychological consultations to schools, mental health organizations, and legal entities.

Who does she help?

Adults with: Pursuit of Life-Style Changes Dead End Careers Mid-Life Crisis Chronic Unhappiness Generalized Anxiety Phobias Depression and Bi-Polar Disorder Trauma Relationship Issues Career Issues Other Adjustment Issues Social Isolation Concentration and Attention Issues

Adolescents with: Low Self-Esteem Family Issues Depression Anxiety School Adjustment Poor Self-Image Poor Social Skills Communication Issues Other adjustment issues Bi-Polar Disorder Trauma Learning Problems

Children with: Depression Anxiety Trauma Attention Deficit-Disorder Poor Social Skills Adjustment to Divorce, Moves, School, Peer culture Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Social Isolation Learning Problems Bi-Polar Disorder

 

 

 

 

 

Resources

Steevie, the other links go to one of your web pages that no longer exist. I think it would be useful to list resources, if you have, for many of these disorders. Lots of people would be interested.