Lindsay Shortliffe, Psy.D.
Helping You Create Positive Change
Teens - Adults - Couples
It can be very difficult to take steps towards positive change or to seek support when facing challenge in your life. Therefore, my primary goal when working with a new client is to create a comfortable environment. I strive to get to know you and to understand what you want from our work. I believe that each person's needs will be different, so I draw from a wide range of techniques to tailor therapy to your specific goals. These tools can help you reduce symptoms, understand patterns in your life, improve relationships and accomplish your personal or professional goals.
I practice a variety of research supported therapies, often drawing from cognitive behavioral, interpersonal, and humanistic techniques. While I work with most client concerns, I received specialized training with young adult populations, multicultural issues and social anxiety or shyness. My research has focused on concerns of multiracial or multicultural people.
I consider myself very lucky to be able to work with clients towards healing, change and growth. I strive to honor my client's concerns by providing a safe space where all aspects of life can be discussed. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Education/Training
She completed her graduate training at the PGSP-Stanford Psy.D. Consortium with an internship at California State University at Long Beach and a post doctoral fellowship at University of California at Berkeley. She also completed additional clinical rotations at the Stanford University inpatient unit, San Jose Job Corps, Goodwill Institute of Silicon Valley, and Notre Dame de Namur University Counseling Services. Her undergraduate degree was completed at Columbia University.
Bio
Dr. Lindsay Shortliffe is a licensed clinical psychologist who works in private practice in Sacramento, CA. She has worked and trained in a variety of clinical settings, including inpatient care facilities, community mental health settings, and university counseling centers.
While she works with a wide range of client concerns, Dr. Shortliffe has had specialized training in working with young adults, multicultural concerns, and social anxiety or shyness. Her research has focused on the experiences of biracial or bicultural people and she has had the opportunity to teach Asian American psychology coursework.
Memberships
American Psychological Association, Division 35, Section 5: Psychology for Asian Pacific American Women
Payments Accepted
Cash, check, credit cards
License:PSY 24528
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Practice Areas/Issues Treated
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Life Transitions
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Adolescents
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Loneliness
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Anger Management
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Marriage & Family Therapy
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Anxiety and Panic
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Marriage Counseling
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Asperger's Syndrome
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Men's Issues
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Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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Bicultural Difficulties
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Online / Teletherapy
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Body Image Issues
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Pre and Postpartum Mental Health
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Caregiver Issues
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Relationship Issues
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Chronic Illness
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Self-Esteem Issues
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Couples
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Seniors and Elder Care Issues
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Depression
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Sexual Dysfunction
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Divorce
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Stress Management
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Eating Disorders
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Trauma and PTSD
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Gay or Lesbian Issues
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Women's Issues
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Grief and Loss
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Work and Career Issues
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Life and Wellness Coaching
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Licenses/Certifications
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist (State)
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