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OUR TEAM:
Dana Anderson, PhD
drdana@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
Because every individual is unique and has his/her own story and goals, therapy must be custom tailored to the individual. I have training and experience in multiple therapeutic approaches including: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic psychotherapy and will create a personalized treatment plan with you. A strong emphasis during my graduate training was on multiculturalism and multicultural competence, thus making me more aware and increasing my understanding of the key roles that a client’s culture, identity, ethnicity, race, gender, and other aspects of diversity play in the counseling process. Through both my training and my practice, I have learned culturally-competent counseling practices and the current theoretical approaches necessary to engage a diverse clientele. I aim to identify specific goals while being sensitive to ethnic/cultural/religious beliefs and values as well as sexual identity. Treatment will be collaborative - you will be treated with professionalism and respect.
I earned a BA in mathematics and a BA in music from the University of Pennsylvania. Then, I obtained an MA and EdM from Columbia University in Counseling Psychology. I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at St. John's University. All of my internships and postdoctoral experience was completed in New York/New Jersey. I have experience in a variety of settings including state hospital adult inpatient psychiatric units (Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital), private hospital adult inpatient psychiatric units (Northshore/Long Island Jewish Hospital-Zucker Hillside Hospital), a child/adolescent inpatient psychiatric unit (Hoboken University Children's Crisis Unit), community mental health center, college counseling center (St. John's University Center for Counseling and Consultation), subacute rehabilitation nursing home setting (traumatic brain injuries, stroke, acquired brain injuries at Park Terrace Care Center), and inpatient private hospital rehabilitation setting (traumatic brain injuries, coma patients, acquired brain injuries, medically complex conditions at Mount Sinai Medical Center Rehabilitation Department, Mount Sinai Brain Injury Research Center, and Jamaica Hospital). In addition, prior to earning my doctoral degree, I served as a guidance counselor at the middle school and high school levels, providing me with experience working with parents, families, and educators.
drdana@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
Because every individual is unique and has his/her own story and goals, therapy must be custom tailored to the individual. I have training and experience in multiple therapeutic approaches including: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic psychotherapy and will create a personalized treatment plan with you. A strong emphasis during my graduate training was on multiculturalism and multicultural competence, thus making me more aware and increasing my understanding of the key roles that a client’s culture, identity, ethnicity, race, gender, and other aspects of diversity play in the counseling process. Through both my training and my practice, I have learned culturally-competent counseling practices and the current theoretical approaches necessary to engage a diverse clientele. I aim to identify specific goals while being sensitive to ethnic/cultural/religious beliefs and values as well as sexual identity. Treatment will be collaborative - you will be treated with professionalism and respect.
I earned a BA in mathematics and a BA in music from the University of Pennsylvania. Then, I obtained an MA and EdM from Columbia University in Counseling Psychology. I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at St. John's University. All of my internships and postdoctoral experience was completed in New York/New Jersey. I have experience in a variety of settings including state hospital adult inpatient psychiatric units (Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital), private hospital adult inpatient psychiatric units (Northshore/Long Island Jewish Hospital-Zucker Hillside Hospital), a child/adolescent inpatient psychiatric unit (Hoboken University Children's Crisis Unit), community mental health center, college counseling center (St. John's University Center for Counseling and Consultation), subacute rehabilitation nursing home setting (traumatic brain injuries, stroke, acquired brain injuries at Park Terrace Care Center), and inpatient private hospital rehabilitation setting (traumatic brain injuries, coma patients, acquired brain injuries, medically complex conditions at Mount Sinai Medical Center Rehabilitation Department, Mount Sinai Brain Injury Research Center, and Jamaica Hospital). In addition, prior to earning my doctoral degree, I served as a guidance counselor at the middle school and high school levels, providing me with experience working with parents, families, and educators.
Brian Bantel, PsyD
brian@andersonpsychassoc.com
Brian Bantel, PsyD joined the practice at the end of August 2017 and recently became licensed in AZ. He completed his Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology at the Arizona School of Professional Psychology, Argosy University – Phoenix. His training and experience has included work in community mental health settings, outpatient substance abuse programs, school settings, crisis work, hospital settings, residential settings, and private practices. He is returning to Arizona after completing his APA accredited internship at Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo California.
Dr. Bantel is experienced in working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and specializes in working with children and adolescents. His focus is on depression, anxiety, attachment, and a variety of disruptive behaviors. He works collaboratively with clients and their parents to develop treatment goals that meet the needs of the family. He utilizes an elective approach of evidenced-based interventions, including Play Therapy, Sandtray Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Emotion Focused therapy. Personally, Dr. Bantel enjoys traveling, particularly to places where to scuba diving is great, cooking, and exploring new cuisines from around the world. He is excited to be back in Arizona surrounded by his family and pets.
Dr. Bantel is experienced in working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and specializes in working with children and adolescents. His focus is on depression, anxiety, attachment, and a variety of disruptive behaviors. He works collaboratively with clients and their parents to develop treatment goals that meet the needs of the family. He utilizes an elective approach of evidenced-based interventions, including Play Therapy, Sandtray Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Emotion Focused therapy. Personally, Dr. Bantel enjoys traveling, particularly to places where to scuba diving is great, cooking, and exploring new cuisines from around the world. He is excited to be back in Arizona surrounded by his family and pets.
Linda Bonechi, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
bonechi@andersonpsychassoc.com
Linda Bonechi, LCSW joined the practice in January 2021. She has experience in hospital, outpatient and residential settings with children and adolescents (ages 3+) and works from a family systems approach to assist families. She has specialties in autism spectrum disorder, eating disorders, and women's issues (self-care, aging, divorce) primarily in outpatient settings. In addition, she has previously worked with couples. Linda enjoys mindfulness and expressive arts therapy and has conducted workshops in the areas of Self-Awareness, Coping Skills, Stress Management and Health. She also has previously taught at the elementary, high school, and college level.
Linda DeBiase, PsyD
linda@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
linda@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Linda DeBiase joined the practice in February 2020 and has a license to practice in the state of Arizona and also previously practiced in Illinois and California. She earned her BA in Psychology at Lake Forest College in Illinois and her PsyD from the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Illinois. She specializes in trauma care and assessment, domestic violence prevention, eating disorders, and women's issues. She is a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT), National Register, Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Brooke DeBoy, PsyD
brooke@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Brooke DeBoy joined Anderson Psychological Associates in November 2018 and recently obtained her license in August 2019. She earned her undergraduate degree in sociology/criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University in Phoenix. She has forensic experience in the Maricopa County jail system and in working with court mandated sex offender clients. In addition, she has worked at Southwest Behavioral and Health Services in multiple supervisory and clinical roles serving clients with serious mental illness (SMI), adults who have had children removed from the home by the Department of Child Services, and those with depression and anxiety in outpatient and inpatient settings.
brooke@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Brooke DeBoy joined Anderson Psychological Associates in November 2018 and recently obtained her license in August 2019. She earned her undergraduate degree in sociology/criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University in Phoenix. She has forensic experience in the Maricopa County jail system and in working with court mandated sex offender clients. In addition, she has worked at Southwest Behavioral and Health Services in multiple supervisory and clinical roles serving clients with serious mental illness (SMI), adults who have had children removed from the home by the Department of Child Services, and those with depression and anxiety in outpatient and inpatient settings.
Beverly Kube, LCSW
beverly@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
beverly@andersonpsychassoc.com
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Beverly Kube, LCSW joined the practice in March 2020. She has over 15 years of experience as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has training and experience as a psychotherapist and a behavioral health consultant. Beverly also has clinical training in multiple evidence based psychosocial treatments including cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and trauma-informed care.
Beverly completed her graduate degree at Virginia Commonwealth University and training at George Washington University Medical Center Department of Psychiatry. She has experience in a variety of settings including a state psychiatric hospital treating patients with chronic and severe mental illness and substance use disorders. In addition, she has provided behavioral health assessments, crisis stabilization, and interventions to support patients and their families in an outpatient center, a behavioral health hospital, the emergency department, and when hospitalized on a medical floor. Most recently, she has worked in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) using an integrated care model delivering brief behavioral health consultation-based services to primary care patients and traditional psychotherapy to the community.
Megan Jeffreys, PhD
megan@andersonpsychassoc.com
Dr. Megan Jeffreys joined Anderson Psychological Associates as a Post-Doctoral Resident in fall of 2018. Dr. Jeffreys earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Swarthmore College and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the San Diego State University/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. During her graduate work, her research focused on implementation of behavioral therapies for anxious and depressed youth in usual care settings (e.g., primary care). She completed her predoctoral internship in the Vanderbilt-Veterans Affairs Internship in Clinical Psychology.
Dr. Jeffreys has expertise in conducting evidence-based assessment and intervention with youth and adults in individual and group settings. Her approach is centered in cognitive-behavioral therapy. She has experience in a range of settings, including outpatient clinics, primary care, inpatient units, and clinical trials. Dr. Jeffreys takes a collaborative approach to building treatment plans with her clients. She has specialty experience implementing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxious and depressive disorders with adults, children and their families.
megan@andersonpsychassoc.com
Dr. Megan Jeffreys joined Anderson Psychological Associates as a Post-Doctoral Resident in fall of 2018. Dr. Jeffreys earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Swarthmore College and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the San Diego State University/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. During her graduate work, her research focused on implementation of behavioral therapies for anxious and depressed youth in usual care settings (e.g., primary care). She completed her predoctoral internship in the Vanderbilt-Veterans Affairs Internship in Clinical Psychology.
Dr. Jeffreys has expertise in conducting evidence-based assessment and intervention with youth and adults in individual and group settings. Her approach is centered in cognitive-behavioral therapy. She has experience in a range of settings, including outpatient clinics, primary care, inpatient units, and clinical trials. Dr. Jeffreys takes a collaborative approach to building treatment plans with her clients. She has specialty experience implementing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxious and depressive disorders with adults, children and their families.
