Donald Miretsky

Donald Miretsky is a seasoned therapist with thirty-five years of professional experience in both in-patient and outpatient settings. He has served as a clinical director for a behavioral health program at a state-wide agency for 19 years and has contributed as an adjunct faculty member and family therapy supervisor at the University of Arizona's psychology department for 11 years. Additionally, he has been a family therapy seminar lecturer in the department of psychiatry for seven years. Donald has also presented at numerous local, state, and national conferences, and has provided consultation and training for various private and state agencies. His specialties include child and family therapy, as well as addressing issues related to adult relationships and couples. He employs Ericksonian approaches to psychotherapy and hypnosis, along with strategic therapy methods, which allow him to tailor treatment to the unique characteristics and needs of each individual, couple, or family. Donald takes particular interest in working with issues such as anxiety, personal adjustment, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges. He emphasizes wellness and a healthy lifestyle, integrating eastern spirituality with western psychotherapy. This holistic approach often encompasses diverse meditation practices aimed at reducing stress and enhancing overall satisfaction in daily living.