Terri Roberson, Psy.D. graduated from
the Write Institute after she finished her dissertation
in the fall of ’05. She did her internship at Sonoma
State University and is entering her 3rd year at
SFPRG doing a post doctoral fellowship. She works
primarily with male and female adults with a focus on
women's issues related to life transition struggles,
relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and self-
image.
Mia Salaverry is a licensed MFT with over 15
years experience as a therapist and case manager.
She completed coursework for a PhD in clinical
psychology in the Depth Psychology program at
Pacifica Graduate Institute, is currently writing the
second half of her dissertation and will continue work
at the SFPRG clinic for a third year this fall.
Michelle Skeen is a pre-doc from the Wright
Institute and works with adults and adolescents. She
will remain at SFPRG and transition to post-doc over
the next year.
Four of the current interns will leave the clinic in
September:
Trevor Graham, Psy.D. earned his doctorate from
the Wright Institute and is currently finishing his post-
doctoral internship. He is looking forward to licensure
in the fall and is planning to enter into private
practice while continuing to work at Psychiatric
Emergency Services in Marin County. Trevor enjoys
working with individuals and couples and has a
specific interest in helping men to understand how
social and cultural beliefs inhibit their ability to
establish and maintain satisfying intimate
relationships.
Mary Kay Hunyady, Psy.D., a post-doc from the
Wright Institute, works with both individuals and
couples, later age adolescents and adults, including
the elderly. Specialties include trauma, sexual
orientation issues, and the intersection of spirituality
and psychology. She has a psych assistantship
outside SFPRG and hopes to have her license in
hand by November 1st.
Zohar Itzhar-Nabarro, Ph.D., a post doctoral
intern, earned her degree from Pacific Graduate
School of Psychology. She works with adults in
individual and group settings and has been involved
in research in the clinic. Once licensed, hopefully
within the next couple of months, she plans to go
into private practice in the South Bay and in San
Francisco. She will also maintain her involvement in
research at the SFPRG clinic.
Rachel Chester is a recent graduate of the
Wright Institute. She is finishing her pre-doc hours at
SFPRG and will be relocating to Eugene, OR to finish
the process of post doc and licensing while her
husband begins his PhD program in English Literature
and Environmental studies. She mostly works with
children, adolescents and families but also enjoys
adult work. Rachel loves camping and fishing, hiking,
horseback riding, and of course gardening. She
promises to carry the theory with her to Oregon and
teach it to others.
The incoming group, which starts at the end of
September 2006, will include two post docs:
Alexandria Leedy and Virginia Todd; and three
4th /5th year interns: Tim Lewis, Timothy Thomas,
and Rebecca Trobe. We will have two Smith women:
One is MSW that is yet to be assigned, and the
other, Beth Kita, will be a two year post-doc extern.
As mentioned, the group will also include three of our
current interns – Michelle, Mia, and Terri (as a post
doc).
