John A. DeNinno, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology
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Seattle @ (206) 363-4205 Edmonds @ (425) 778-7030
Home Page -- John A. DeNinno, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
For the Treatment of
Eating Disorders
Relationship Issues
Depression
Stress
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My Approach to Therapy
I have been practicing clinical and consulting psychology since 1977. I am active and participatory in doing psychotherapy stressing interpersonal and cognitive-behavioral strategies. I focus on the interplay between our internal world and our relations with others. Still, I do not restrict myself to one approach. I integrate a range of useful change strategies. I view psychotherapy as both a change process and an interpersonal process. Each person’s experience is unique.
The Dalai Lama says that the purpose of life is to be happy. Many view that this happiness comes with realizing our full capacity and with close connections to others. At times, key relationships aid in our progress toward these goals. For example, when our path gets sidetracked or tangled up, a therapeutic relationship characterized by respect, acceptance, genuineness and empathy can play an important role in getting us back on course.
Do You Need Psychotherapy
Brief quiz to help you organize your thinking about starting psychotherapy.
Can a Psychologist Help
Brochure discussing issues about talking to a psychologist and benefits of talk therapy.
Psych Central
The ultimate online site for psychology resources, information, self-help, and more.
American Psychological Association
Help Center Online resource for brochures, tips, and articles on the psychological issues affecting physical and emotional well-being.
Something-fishy.org
A valuable web resource dedicated to raising awareness and providing support to people with eating disorders and their loved ones.
