Michael
A. Fraga, Psy.D., MSCP
Dr.
Fraga brings a multi-disciplined background to his role as Clinical Director,
including a post doctoral Master's Degree in Psychopharmacology, and certification
from the Fielding Institute in Neuropsychology. His diverse background has
proven invaluable as the training and CEU coordinator of the intern program
at Ananda, as well as in providing care and therapy for clients on prescribed
medications, or with issues of alcohol and substance abuse.
Dr. Fraga is also a lecturer and forensic consultant in capital law cases.
Carolyn Shoshana Fershtman,
J.D., Ph.D.
Family Trauma Research and Treatment Program
Dr. Carolyn Shoshana Fershtman received her doctoral
degree from the Institute of Imaginal Studies, where she focused on healing
of intergenerational trauma.
Irene Ives, Ph.D
Eating Disorder Treatment
Dr. Irene Ives received her doctoral degree from the Institute of Imaginal Studies, where she researched Shame and Compulsive Eating. Dr. Ives has worked with eating disorders for more than 25 years...
Alice Walter-Kaplan, M.A., MFT
Geriatic Mental Health, Community Counseling
Alice works with elder clients at Ananda Institute in
the Geriatric Mental Health Care program...
Andrew Prokopis, PsyD
Forensic Psychology, Community Counseling
Recently (2007) relocated from New England, Dr. Prokopis
brings diverse experience to his work with Ananda...
Katie Dashtban, Psy.D.
Katie Dashtban received her doctorate in clinical psychology from the California School of Professional Psychiatry at Alliant University, and completed a post-doctoral fellowship...
Clinical Director:
Program Directors:
Executive Director:
Colleen Craig
Business Manager:
Donna Wilson
Administration/Reception:
Melissa Gordon
Assistant Secretary
Rayna Hall
Administrative Assistant
Mary Flett, Ph.D
CCS/AI Intakes
Dr. Mary Flett received her Ph.D. from the Institute of Transpersonal
Psychology in Palo Alto, California in 1998. She is a licensed clinical psychologist
focusing her practice on neuropsychology and elder issues....
