Brenda C. Scribner, M.D.  
     
     
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Specialties

Couples' Therapy
Couple's therapy based on the integrity levels of each partner, and when applicable, of each parent provides the motivation to step up and grow up around areas of gridlock.

Peri-natal symptoms
During and after pregnancy/delivery hormonal changes can affect a woman's emotional state. When she feels more stressed or depressed the effect will cause the newborn lifelong changes as the mother's emotional state affects the quality of her bond with her baby.

Personal Growth Therapy

Individual and group psychotherapy


Care Philosophy

My primary focus is helping clients develop more succesful lives in their personal relationships and business endeavors.

People "do life" consistently. Working with how a person behaves with intimacy can be used to change financial and communication areas as well.

I offer a form of group therapy designed to use current findings in the field of neurophysiology to effect the fastest change of dysfunctional relationship patterns possible. Clients in group therapy change faster and experience more significant shifts in their lives than those who come for "talk therapy" alone.

Because intimate relationships force us to look at areas we would otherwise avoid, providing couples sessions allows clients to move even faster in their personal growth endeavors. Many come for both individual and couples sessions.

To maintain the highest possible quality of services, I dedicate several weeks per year to learning cutting edge approaches to helping people change.

When medication may help either in the short term or long term, I inform my clients of their options and the relevant risks and benfits of the various options. When medication is indicated, research has demonstrated that medication and therapy together are more effective than either one alone. My focus is primarily on the therapy/education and secondarily on medication as appropriate.