Roberta Faust, LMFT
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Roberta Faust, LMFT
Are you considering therapy? Anxious, depressed, out of balance in your life, or just need someone to talk to. Maybe you are having difficulties in your relationships or are going through significant life changes and looking for support? As we travel through life each of us encounters change and difficulty. Loss, trauma, illness, aging, career or marital changes.

Even positive events in life such as the birth of a child, or a new relationship can throw one off balance, cause stress, anxiety, depression, and confusion. It's OK to need help sometimes. Feel free to call me at 408-410-5029 if you have a question or would like a free phone consultation about whether my style of working would be a fit for you. I look forward to meeting you.
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I have worked in agency, hospital and school settings with adults, adolescents, and children as well as with individuals, couples, families, and groups.
I enjoy working in a collaborative way with clients, helping them to build on their strengths, get a new perspective, and develop their untapped resources.
I have a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University.
My Bachelors Degree is in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Art and creative expression are very important in my life.
I offer therapy services to adults, children, and adolescents.
This includes work with individuals, couples, families, as well as small groups.
I especially focus on working with individuals and with children.
Child therapy sessions involve play therapy and the use of creative art materials.
A typical therapy session lasts 50 minutes, but longer sessions can be arranged for couples, families, and more in depth work.
People participate in therapy, also called psychotherapy, for various reasons.
Many people find it can be helpful to talk with someone outside their family/social circle, such as a therapist, to get a fresh perspective, new ideas, and a different kind of support.
Therapy is different from the support of friends in several ways.
For example, conversations in therapy are confidential, with a few legally mandated exceptions.
Therapists are educated and trained in various theories and techniques designed to help you deal with difficulties and promote personal growth and improve relationships.
Just as an adults can be shaken by life events and changes in life circumstances, a child's sense of safety and ability to cope can be impacted by the things that happen in their life.
A move to a new city, the loss of a grandparent, or the divorce of her parents, can shake a child's balance, cause them to feel anxious, withdraw or act out.
Sometimes a child's behavior will change without a clear reason.
Maybe she will suddenly be afraid to go to school, hit other children, or have nightmares.
It can be hard for parents to understand why some of these behaviors are happening, and the child often can't explain it either.
However, it is an illness just like high blood pressure, heart disease, or cancer.
While the symptoms of depression are often thought of as mental or emotional, they also impact physical health.
On brain scans the brains of people with depression look different than those without depression.
Not everyone with depression has all of these symptoms and it manifests differently at different ages.
For example, adolescents with depression will often be more irritable than adults who suffer from this illness.
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