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Dr.
Radabaugh earned a Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the
University of Oregon. She completed her residency in clinical
psychology at the Durham VA Medical Center in affiliation
with Duke University Medical School, and subsequently completed
a postdoctoral fellowship with the prestigious Boston Consortium
in Clinical Psychology (Harvard University, Boston University,
and the VA Boston Health Care System). Dr. Radabaugh remained
in Boston for several years, where she worked in the Women's
Health Science Division of the National Center for PTSD, before
returning to her native Seattle in 2003.
Dr.
Radabaugh's private practice focuses on the evaluation and
treatment of stress-related concerns, ranging from anxiety
and depression to weight gain and fatigue. Dr. Radabaugh sees
both women and men, and often works with individuals and couples
who are seeking balance between family, parenting, career,
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conjunction with her private practice, Dr. Radabaugh also uses her
expertise in stress and behavioral health as the national coordinator
of the Veterans Administration training program for physicians,
psychologists and other health care providers in brief smoking cessation
interventions (for more information, please visit: www.va.gov/smokingmh).
Dr. Radabaugh is published on the topic of anxiety and stress, and
she regularly presents at national and international conventions
on the treatment of stress-related concerns. She likewise leads
seminars on achieving healthy lifestyle through mindful relaxation,
stress management, exercise, nutrition, and relationship skills.
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Treatment
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Dr.
Radabaugh views treatment as a compassionate, safe, confidential,
and collaborative process. She utilizes a combination of cognitive-behavioral
and interpersonal-process techniques thoughtfully designed
to meet each client's individual needs. Dr. Radabaugh is committed
to helping her clients achieve emotional healing and exceed
their personal goals.
Dr.
Radabaugh encourages anyone who is interested in therapy or
mental health seminars to contact her by telephone with questions
about her practice, to discuss best-fit treatment options,
or to schedule an initial appointment. This consultation is
always free. |
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