Therapist Profile

Name:
Linda E. Carlos, M.A.
Professional Title:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Email:
Email
Location:
8841 Williamson Drive, Suite 40 Elk Grove, CA 95624-1800
Phone:
(916)685-5258 - voicemail
Website:
www.creeksidetherapists.com
License Number
LMFT27723
Practicing Since:
1991
Additional Licenses:
MFT

Personal Statement

Personal Statement:
I specialize in Couples’ Issues, working within relationships (from dating through empty nesters and beyond) and have been effective in taking individuals and couples through a process of restoration to a new place of hope and growth. My other specialty is trauma recovery, including events, death, assault, deployment and accidents.

About My Practice

Office Hours
Monday through Friday - Daytime and Evening
Services
Individual, Couples and Family Counseling MFT Trainee and Intern Supervision Adjunct Faculty, Western Seminary, Sacramento
Insurance
Call Office for Insurance Accepted
Credit Cards Accepted
None
Free Initial Consult
No
Offers Teletherapy
None

Education

Degrees
M.A., Marriage and Family Counseling, Fuller Theological Seminary, 1987 B.A., Psychology, California State University, 1981

Area of Specialty

Specialites:
Anxiety
Critical Incident Stress Management
CoDependant/Adult Children of Alcoholics
Couples
Employment Issues
Issues of Abuse (Abused)
Issues of Abuse (Trauma)
Individual
Life Transitions/Mid-Life Issues
Parenting
Pre-Marriage Counseling
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Religious/Spiritual Orientation
Self Esteem/Personal Growth
Stress
Supervision
Trauma
Victims of Crime
Women's Issues

Other

Theoretical Orientation
Attachment
Behavioral
Cognitive
Developmental/Depth
Family Systems
Certifications
Certified - Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
Languages Spoken
English
Ethnicity
Caucasian (Non-Hispanic)

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