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 Linda M. Ikeda, R.N., MFT
Education:
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Washington, 1972
- M.A. Counseling, University of San Francisco, 1989
- Graduate work at Fuller Theological Seminary, Regent's University, Princeton Seminary
- Giarretto Institute's Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program
- Daniel Hughes Fourteen Month Cohort in Attachment and DDP
- Training in Domestic Violence — Next Door, San Jose, CA; Princeton Seminary, NJ
Areas of Expertise:
- Attachment
- Dyadic developmental psychotherapy
- EMDR
- Trauma resolution (PTSD, complex PTSD, pre-natal exposure, past abuse, critical incidents)
- Family of origin issues
- Anxiety and depressive disorders
- Children, individuals, adolescents, couples, and families
- Life transitions
- Play therapy and sand tray therapy
- Narrative therapy
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
Affiliations:
- California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists
- Registered clinician of ATTACh
- Christians for Biblical Equality
- PASCH (Peace and Safety in the Christian Home)
- Empower International Ministries (www.empowerinternational.com)
Licenses Held:
- MFT — MFC 30391
- RN — 230623
I bring a commitment to counseling adults, couples, families, adolescents, and children who have been impacted by: trauma, neglect, and abandonment; depression, anxiety and low self-esteem; family of origin issues; and divorce and other life transitions. I began my counseling career after fifteen years of successful practice as an RN in various hospital pediatric and NICU settings. As a psychotherapist, I bring in real-life experience, extensive education, and a Christian worldview to assist clients in moving forward and resolving their issues. I have been Level II trained in EMDR since 1993. I have a broad experience of teaching, training, and speaking both internationally and in the US. I have been married to my husband since 1978 and have two adult children.
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