Dr. Lampson has over 20 years experience providing individual, family, and group therapy. Does experience make a difference? The research indicates that experience shortens the length of therapy and streamlines the process.  Experience also seems to help with diagnosis in more complex cases such as dissociative identity disorder or dual diagnoses. 

Dr. Lampson sees a wide variety of patients, most of whom have some degree of anxiety or depression, however, she has some special interest areas:

• People with eating disorders - anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder, muscle dysmorphia
• People who have chronically dieted without being able to maintain weight loss
• People who need parenting support, particularly middle-aged parents (40's, 50's) of teenagers
• People who are interested in integrating their faith with their psychotherapy, particularly Christianity
• People who have been targets of or exposed to workplace bullying

• self-image and self-esteem
• eating disorders
• workplace bullying
• self-harm and eating disorders
• how to lead support groups
• what it means to be a psychologist