The journey to realizing oneself is a call to become conscious of one's unique nature, truth, and personal destiny.
Roduar P, Gabuya, PsyD, MPH
Clinical Psychologist
Deciding to seek professional help is difficult when one has lost meaning, purpose, and direction in life. A loss-of-self can result from many things, such as being in unsatisfying relationships or the wrong career, going through major life-changes, grieving for a loved-one, or simply entering mid-life to name a few. Losing one's bearings can easily lead to feeling depressed, guilty, lost, anxious, helpless, and isolated from others. It can make one question what he or she is meant to be. If this is you and you are struggling with what to do with your life, I'm here to help.
As your therapist, we will work together to find the answers your're looking for in a setting that is safe, collaborative, caring, and healing. I am a Jungian-trained, clinical psychologist and here to deepen your understanding of yourself and connect you to what will make you feel alive, creative, and purposeful about life. According to Carl Jung, the journey of realizing oneself is a call to become conscious of one's unique nature, truth, and personal destiny. It is what you are, not who you are that heals. To experience it can make all the difference. I look forward to hearing from you and working together with you.
I have over 15 years of experience helping people find their clarity in a world that is often confusing. I am an out-of-network provider and offer a sliding scale.
Education:
PsyD, Immaculata University,
APA Approved Doctoral Program,
Clinical Psychology, 1996
MPH, Boston University,
School of Public Health,
Masters Program, 1990
Specialties:
Self-Esteem, Mid-life Issues, Gay and Lesbian Issues, Life-Coaching, Spirituality, Personal Growth, Relationship Issues, Life Transitions, Adjustment Disorder, Adoption Issues, Anxiety Disorders, Co-dependency, Depression, Ethnic/Cultural Issues, Grief/Loss, Life Transitions, Men's Issues , Stress Management, Trauma-Related difficulties
