Jamie Sherman, MA, AMFT (lic#152613), Integrative Therapist
Jamie is an integrative therapist who believes the relationship built in the therapeutic space can be used as a touchpoint for authentic connection and healing outside of session. Through a combination of psychodynamic techniques, attachment theory, and utilizing distress tolerance interventions, Jamie’s goal is to join clients on their journey of self discovery, compassion, and growth. Jamie believes that despite past traumas, anxieties, or experiences every client can come to trust in themselves and others through work done in the room. A non-judgmental, free thinking environment is what Jamie aims for, and strives to help clients notice, comfort, and appreciate all of the parts that make them who they are. Jamie has previously been a program facilitator, drug & alcohol counselor, and therapist trainee at Beit T’Shuvah Residential Treatment Center.
Education and Training :
M.A. in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Trauma from Antioch University, Los Angeles
Clinical Internship at Beit T’Shuvah Residential Treatment Center
B.A. from University of Maryland with a major in American Studies