Dr. Aimee Cornelius Pearson, Psy.D.
Therapist
I work with individuals or couples to explore how small changes in life attitudes and interpersonal styles of relating can create new ways of thinking, feeling and being in the world and help find new solutions to life problems. This approach can help individuals contact their sense of joy and compe
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Dr. Aimee Cornelius Pearson Practice Specialty
- Addictions or Substance Abuse
- Anxiety or Fears
- Child or Adolescent Issues
- Depression
- Dissociative Disorders
- Divorce
- Loss or Grief
- OCD
- Personality Disorders
Client Focus
- Age Specialty: Adolescents, Adults, Elders
- Session Format: Individual, Group, Couple, Family
- Demographic Specialty: Women
- Treatment Approach: Psychodynamic
Practice Details
- Name: Dr. Aimee Cornelius Pearson, Psy.D.
- Therapist Type: Therapist
- Gender: Female
- Fees: 125.00
- Accepts Insurance: Yes
- Company: Aimee Cornelius Pearson
- License #: Psy24457
- License State: California
- Years in Practice: 15
- Education: Education:
1999-2004 Trinity College of Graduate Studies
Doctorate in psychology
1994-1996 San Diego National University
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
EMDR Training
Pesso-Boyden System Psychomotor training
Somatic Experiencing Trainin
Approach Description
I help individuals work on life issues tied to anxiety and depression, relationship difficulties, stress symptoms tied to childhood trauma, and families struggling with behavioral challenges. I teach communication skills with difficult relationships.
Office
- 3990 Old Town Avenue, B-100
- San Diego, California 92110
- United States
Hours of work
Mon 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tue 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thur 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Map
Driving Directions
5 fwy to Old Town Avenue exit, go East past stop light, go underground garage to the B elevator. Go up one floor and make two lefts to B-100
Dr. Aimee Cornelius Pearson Practice Description
I help individuals work on life issues tied to anxiety and depression, relationship difficulties, stress symptoms tied to childhood trauma, and families struggling with behavioral challenges. I teach communication skills that help with difficult relationships. These skills include helping my clients improve their power, voice, and contact with significant others. I lead groups that provide a safe environment to help heal emotional pain and teach new ways of relating to others. I employ many approaches in psychotherapy, including psychodynamic, gestalt, somatic experiencing, EMDR, Pesso-Boyden and cognitive behavioral. I offer testing and assessment for ADHD, PTSD and relational attachment issues.
For traumatic stress, I help individuals reduce symptoms of hyperarousal, panic, numbness, and pain in response to relationship and life challenges. With adolescents and young adults, I combine relationship and calming skills to reduce ADHD and family discord and increase self-efficacy. I work with emotions, behaviors, cognitions and physiology.
Healing Relationship Patterns: The group is designed to help heal and change family of origin relational patterns that are not working in your life. It is structured to be safe, employs many creative resources and uses symbolic representations to help with the inner workings of individuals thinking, feelings and coping strategies. This group employs a very effective, mind-body approach, known as Peso-Boyden Psychomotor System, which enables the individual to experience a corrective, positive restructuring of early traumatic events. This model supports basic healthy change that enhanses self worth, encourages more fulfilling relationships, and increases satisfaction and meaning in life.
Healing from Childhood Sexual Abuse Group: This is a group that will combine personal sharing and support with education and information. Topics to cover include, understanding feelings of shame, guilt, anger and grief; identifying dysfuntional coping strategies such as denial, dissociation and addiction; recognizing patterns of destructive reenactment in current relationships and developing more adaptive emotional interpersonal skills.

