Drug-Free... Anxiety/Depression Treatment & Care From The Doctor Who’s Been There ● Dr. Dianne Ruth, CCH, PhD

● Union Institute & University, Cincinnati, Ohio; PhD Degree, Clinical and Counseling Psychology; Interdisciplinary areas of specialization: Social and Community Psychology, Human Sexuality Alternatives. ● Sierra University, Santa Monica, California; MA Degree, Counseling Psychology. ● Rosenberg-Rand Institute of Integrative Body Psychotherapy, Venice, California; IBP is a complete system of psychotherapy emphasizing breathing as a vehicle for integrating body, mind, emotions, and spirit. Two calendar year graduate program (200 hours); concurrent with Sierra University program; certification; Instructor: Jack Lee Rosenberg, DDS, PhD, Clinical Director, educator, clinical psychologist, co-developer of Integrative Body Psychotherapy (IBP), and book author; Instructor: Marjorie L. Rand, PhD, Venice, California; Executive Director, clinical psychologist, co-developer of Integrative Body Psychotherapy (IBP), and book author. ● Antioch University, Marina del Rey, California; BA Degree, Integrative Psychology. ● Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, California; AA Degree, Psychology, Pre-med Track.

Free 30-minute phone consultation! An introductory offer is $157 for new clients.

Anxiety can attack anybody unannounced! I have worked with all types of clients, from homebound shut-ins to mega-millionaires, students to CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, retirees to people going through a mid-life crisis, homemakers to models, surfers to popular celebrities, doctors, dentists, and psychotherapists, I even worked with an auctioneer once.

I have worked with people in the sex industry and the kink community. I have worked with many different nationalities, races, and sexual orientations.

Anxiety, depression, and related issues can and do affect people from all walks of life and ages. Nobody should ever have to endure the struggles, fear, and despair that can plague our community, especially when help for rapid and permanent recovery is available. Please get in touch with me for a free consultation to learn more about yourself and how I can help you heal and have an amazing life.

To find an appropriate professional to help you resolve your issues and concerns, learn as much as you can that is of interest to you about the person you are considering. Share your concerns with the prospective professional and have a dialog with them about your expectations.

Then, go to that quiet place and become aware of that sometimes faint inner voice that pops up out of nowhere. Trust the inner guidance that gives you a thumbs up or a thumbs down, also referred to as your intuition or gut feeling... and go with it!

Ask yourself, are you drawn to this person? Do you feel like you can trust this person with your secrets and fears? If, for any reason, your comfort level is off, consider looking for someone else that looks, sounds, or feels like "home" (should) feel.

Checking credentials, years in practice, and positive reviews are all good guidelines for determining the professionalism of the healer you are considering. The rapport you can create with the person of your choice, however, is more important to the success of your recovery.

Some common questions and thoughts clients generally think about when confronting a prospective professional initially are: Can they really help me? Is is safe for me to have hope? Will they judge me? If I screw up, will they get mad or angry with me? What will they think of me if I open up to them? Will they really keep my secrets confidential? Will they find me disgusting or be horrified? Can I really TRUST them to be understanding, compassionate, accepting and caring?