Dr. Barbara C. Burt, PsyD, Psychologist | Clinical
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Dr. Barbara C. Burt, PsyD

Psychologist | Clinical

335 Foothills South Dr Sedona AZ, 86336
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Dr. Barbara Burt is a psychologist based in Sedona, AZ, seeing clients in Arizona and California.  Dr. Burt specializes in the treatment of stress-related conditions, life transition issues, and the effects of trauma. Dr. Burt has advanced training in EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.), and somatic therapy. This enables patients to deal with pain and release stress that would other compromise healthy and vitality. Patients usually visit Dr. Burt because they want to enhance their work and personal performance or have been experiencing depression, anxiety, pain, stress, or anger for a significant period of time and are seeking help. 

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Dr. Barbara C. Burt, PsyD's Expert Contributions
  • How do you approach treating patients with depression?

    What does depression "look like" for you? Is it not wanting to get up and do things? Or low mood? Trouble sleeping? There can be various symptoms or reasons. I look at what is interfering with a person's life. We work toward noting where a person knows what is right, but doesn't feel right. I use an eye movement approach called Accelerated Resolution Therapy and Behavioral activation along with standard talk/cognitive therapy. It all about being functional again! READ MORE

Professional Memberships

  • International Society for Accelerated Resolution Therapy  
  • California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists  

Dr. Barbara C. Burt, PsyD's Practice location

Barbara C. Burt, PsyD., LLC

335 Foothills South Dr -
Sedona, AZ 86336
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New patients: 619-729-7791
Fax: 619-764-4020
https://www.barbaraburt.com/

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