Bernie Legner, EdD, LMFT Dr. Legner's skilled therapy practices specialize in treatments for conditions related to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and the influence of abuse and neglect upon individual, marital and family function. Dr. Legner is especially successful working with adolescents and their families. Dr. Legner employs his unique integration of family systems, narrative, developmental, and attribution theories within a mutual inclusive conversation about clients' hopes, dreams, and yearnings for self and the other most significant people in their life. Hypnosis is a neutral state of attentive concentration freely achieved as the therapist and client work together toward a common goal of deep relaxation. Arriving at this deeply relaxed state frees the clients' mind to acquire new skills and learning. Through the clients' acquired self-hypnosis skills, they can increase emotional calm, quiet an overactive mind, cease smoking, moderate pain level, and enhance self-confidence and a deeper awareness of personal competence. |
Rev. Robert Isaac Skidmore, PhD, MDiv, LPC Robert Isaac Skidmore is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with individuals, couples and families. His specialties include helping with challenges of identity and meaning, often working with those who have endured trauma either early or later in life. Rob has an MDiv in theology and pastoral studies from St. Vladimir's Seminary in New York, an MA in Psychology from Southern Oregon University, and a PhD in depth psychotherapy from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, California. He has 20 years of parish pastoral experience. "Personhood is rooted in something vaster than your experience of yourself as an individual. By listening deeply, I help you towards awareness of this larger self, including strengths and resources previously unknown––and towards useful understanding of life challenges. Wonder and curiosity are agents of healing we employ as we work together. |
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