Peninsula Behavioral Health
We are a group practice of Stanford affiliated Clinical Psychologists using methods that scientific studies have shown to be most effective. . We base our treatment on the best available research and our clients’ unique characteristics, cultures and preferences. This is an approach called evidence-based practice. We emphasize evidence-based practice because research indicates that people often do not get psychotherapy that works
- GENERAL CLINIC
- THRIVEUP CLINIC
- TRAUMA TREATMENT CLINIC
- WOMEN’S WELLNESS
- RELATIONSHIP CLINIC
- CHILD, TEEN, & FAMILY CLINIC
- stress, anxiety & worry
- obsessive compulsive disorder
- trichotillomania
- depression & loneliness
- interpersonal problems
- eating behaviors (obesity and eating disorders)
- couples and relationship issues
- family systems
- shyness
- women’s health
- sexual health
- assertiveness difficulties
- adjustment to medical illness
- founders and executives
- insomnia/sleep difficulties
- trauma/maltreatment/ PTSD
- nightmares
- Substance Use Disorder
Medication Management /Medical Monitoring
We can evaluate and manage psychiatric medication. We offer medical monitoring for treatment of eating disorders. Our prescriber collaborates with PBH psychologists to provide integrated care.
Lisa Talbot:
“I work with individuals seeking treatment for sleep issues, anxiety, PTSD, depression, and stress management. I take a collaborative and holistic approach to help individuals develop lifelong skills to manage challenges, more deeply understand themselves and their relationships with others, and enhance their overall well-being. I draw primarily from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with elements of other frameworks including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. I also work with parents of and young children with autism spectrum disorder, drawing from the Early Start Denver Model and Pivotal Response Treatment“
Dr. Talbot’s goals include provision of parent education and coaching (based on these two models) to enable parents to experience therapeutic interactions with their children in daily routines and play. Dr. Talbot also provides parental support (e.g., stress, anxiety, and sleep management).