Psychotherapy For Individuals and Families

Animal Assisted Therapy • Hypnosis

Jane F. Hamilton, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist, instructor, and psychotherapist. She obtained her PhD in Psychology from Boston College and her Master’s Degree from Harvard University. She treats a range of psychological disorders in a supportive, compassionate environment. She has been a practicing psychologist since 1981.

She maintains a clinical private practice in Tucson, where she provides counseling, therapy, assessment, consultation, supervision, training, and continuing education. She teaches college and graduate level classes in Psychology, Sociology, Professional Development, and Criminal Counseling. She is certified in clinical hypnosis as well as equine-assisted therapy.

PSYCHOTHERAPY

Dr. Hamilton employs a wide range of therapeutic techniques to meet the needs of individuals coping with many psychological challenges. Psychodynamic (talk) therapy is the basic mode she begins with  to encourage the development of a relationship between therapist and client.  Together, they determine the concerns and issues the client would like to work on.  Clients are encouraged to establish goals, bring concerns to sessions, and learn a myriad of methods to cope and manage.