Steven Frankel

M.D.

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Steven Frankel Quick Facts

Steven Frankel M.D. is a psychiatrist. A graduate of Yale University Medical School, he is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in both general and child psychiatry as well as by the American Psychoanalytic Association. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Califo ia Medical School. He is the founder and director of The Center for Collaborative Psychology and Psychiatry in
Kentfield, CA. Dr. Frankel is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and has been voted to Best Doctors in America by his peers each year since 1987. He has practiced in the San Francisco Bay Area for over thirty years. His ideas are developed in his many professional papers and three books, Intricate Engagements, Hidden Faults, and his latest work: Making Psychotherapy Work: Collaborating Effectively with Your Patient. Learn more about Dr. Frankel and collaborative psychology in http://www.collaborativepsychology.com/

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How To Really Talk To Your Therapist: Four Collaborative Steps

People who go into therapy frequently report good experiences where the patient feels understood and well-supported by the therapist, who uses his or her therapeutic skills to facilitate a discovery and healing process. But what if your therapy frustrates you? What if your therapist is off ...

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Getting The Most Out Of Therapy: How To Collaborate With Your Therapist

The decision to work with a therapist is never straightforward, but there are times in life when we just need that extra emotional support. While we may have loved ones who will help us through rough times, it is often a good idea to seek the less biased support of a professional when dealing ...

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The Conjunctive Model Of Psychotherapy (An Excerpt)

The psychotherapy process requires the deliberate joining of two human beings, mainly orchestrated by one, and requiring heartfelt collaboration by both. Breaches in the relationship are plumbed for the information they provide, the two continually surprised and inspired as they move to new, ...

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Contacting Steven Frankel

By Email:

Steve FrankelMD@earthlink.net

Diane@dianeengelman.com

By Telephone: (415) 456-6611

By Postal Mail:

Steven Frankel, M.D. or Diane Engelman, Ph.D.
c/o The Center for Collaborative Psychology and Psychiatry
1044 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
Kentfield, CA 94904