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Elizabeth Wake, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Masters in Business

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

3030 Bridgeway

Sausalito, CA 94965

Elizabeth Wake, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, Masters in Business

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

3030 Bridgeway

Sausalito, CA 94965

Education & Experience

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Ph.D. Clinical Psychology
Pre and Post Doctoral Clinical Training San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group
Fortune 500 Work Experience: Honeywell, Gap Inc.
Masters, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota
BA Psychology, Scripps College Claremont, CA

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Depression
Anxiety
ADHD
PTSD
Mood Disorders
Disordered Eating
Parenting Issues
Relationship Issues
Life Transitions
Work/Life Balance

We all balance what life throws us with the resources we have available. At times, stress can overwhelm our system and symptoms emerge: tiredness, depression, anxiety, etc. With the help of a supportive therapeutic

Depression
Anxiety
ADHD
PTSD
Mood Disorders
Disordered Eating
Parenting Issues
Relationship Issues
Life Transitions
Work/Life Balance

We all balance what life throws us with the resources we have available. At times, stress can overwhelm our system and symptoms emerge: tiredness, depression, anxiety, etc. With the help of a supportive therapeutic relationship, we can more effectively utilize our resources and bring ourselves back into balance, back to effectiveness, back to a life well lived. Sometimes all we need is a little support to get us back on track.

Approach to Psychotherapy

Common Problems Addressed in Therapy

Approach to Psychotherapy

We are all born into familial, social, and cultural systems that shape our narratives about ourselves and our individual psychologies. Within these systems and through our primary relationships during childhood, we learn patterns of attaching and ways of being. While once adaptive, these patterns may become rigid and inflexible and hold

We are all born into familial, social, and cultural systems that shape our narratives about ourselves and our individual psychologies. Within these systems and through our primary relationships during childhood, we learn patterns of attaching and ways of being. While once adaptive, these patterns may become rigid and inflexible and hold us back from living the life we desire.

My goal is to create a safe, supportive, nonjudgmental environment in which clients can explore their unconscious beliefs and become empowered to learn new ways of being and live the life they want.
My approach draws on current empirical research
Psychodynamic Theory
Positive Psychology, Wellness Approach to Mental Health