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Jennifer Fernández, PhD
Dr. Jennifer Fernández (PSY 26573) specializes in addiction treatment, including compulsive sexual and stealing behaviors as well as substance use disorders. She received a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology and has trained under experts in the field of addiction treatment at the Harm Reduction Therapy Center and Pathways Institute for Impulse Control in San Francisco, CA.
Dr. Fernández is not accepting new patients but is available for consultation, evaluations, and trainings. Consultations are offered to people who want to learn more about harm reduction psychotherapy and their options for addiction treatment. She also consults with family members who want to learn about addiction, the change process, and how they can be supportive to people with addiction.
Professional consultation is available for clinicians who are interested in learning more about harm reduction psychotherapy or the treatment of impulse control disorders such as compulsive sexual behaviors and compulsive stealing.
She provides disability, immigration, and forensic evaluations. Professional trainings are offered to agencies wanting to train their staff on the application of harm reduction psychotherapy, institutions that want to promote evidence-based drug education, and employers interested in supporting their staff with the responsible use of alcohol.
Lisa De La Rue, PhD
Lisa De La Rue, Registered Psychological Assistant (#94026472), provides harm reduction psychotherapy to individuals and families who are affected by addiction. She also provides reentry support. She received a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.
She has received training and supervision from experts in trauma responsive care, and harm reduction, and has significant experience working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. Lisa utilizes a liberation psychology lens, and strives to help people connect to their cultural unconsciousness as a source of power, healing, and liberation. She has a special interest in supporting women from diverse backgrounds, and individuals and families who may be navigating reentry needs.