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'''Dr. [[Sonnee Weedn]]''' has been in practice since 1980 first as a Marriage and Family Therapist and then as a Psychologist since 1991. She maintains offices in Newport Beach and Novato, CA, where she treats individuals, couples, and families. She has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of chemical dependency in its many forms since 1985, as well as the treatment of severe PTSD, beginning with VietNam Combat Veterans. She regularly consults to treatment organizations across the United States and has been selected twice as a presenter at the Tibetan Medical Society, by invitation of His Holiness the 14 th Dalai Lama. In addition, Dr. Weedn is an award-winning author, having written Many Blessings: A Tapestry of Accomplished African American Women, which is a compilation of thirty interviews with amazing African American women, and 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Recovering People, 8 Ways to Sustainable Wellbeing for Teens and Families, 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Resilience and Vitality. She co-wrote two chapters of the seminal textbook, Making Advances: A Comprehensive Guide for Treating Female Sex and Love Addicts, for which she won the Clark Vincent Award of the CA Association of Marriage and Family Therapists for original research contributions to the field. She won a second Clark Vincent Award for her 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Recovering People workbook. She is currently working with Stuart Sender of Balcony Studios to bring a documentary of the life, life’s work and impact of our National Treasure and former U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Joycelyn Elders. | |||
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Dr. Sonnee Weedn has been in practice since 1980 first as a Marriage and Family Therapist and then as a Psychologist since 1991. She maintains offices in Newport Beach and Novato, CA, where she treats individuals, couples, and families. She has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of chemical dependency in its many forms since 1985, as well as the treatment of severe PTSD, beginning with VietNam Combat Veterans. She regularly consults to treatment organizations across the United States and has been selected twice as a presenter at the Tibetan Medical Society, by invitation of His Holiness the 14 th Dalai Lama. In addition, Dr. Weedn is an award-winning author, having written Many Blessings: A Tapestry of Accomplished African American Women, which is a compilation of thirty interviews with amazing African American women, and 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Recovering People, 8 Ways to Sustainable Wellbeing for Teens and Families, 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Resilience and Vitality. She co-wrote two chapters of the seminal textbook, Making Advances: A Comprehensive Guide for Treating Female Sex and Love Addicts, for which she won the Clark Vincent Award of the CA Association of Marriage and Family Therapists for original research contributions to the field. She won a second Clark Vincent Award for her 8 Ways to Wellbeing for Recovering People workbook. She is currently working with Stuart Sender of Balcony Studios to bring a documentary of the life, life’s work and impact of our National Treasure and former U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Joycelyn Elders.