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Tamara Webb
Tamara Webb is a licensed psychotherapist practicing in Oregon, Washington and Utah. She specializes in grief & loss, traumatic bereavement, trauma, depression and anxiety, approaching treatment from a holistic lens anchored in Vedanta, the philosophy underlying yoga, Hinduism, and much of Eastern thought. Her work is existential, somatic, mindfulness-based and narrative-oriented. Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, she was a writer, editor and columnist for daily newspapers in California and Texas. During the course of her career, she covered environmental issues, medicine and healthcare, natural disasters, education and local government. She earned a Pulitzer prize nomination in feature writing in 1996 for her coverage of pioneering brain surgery for Parkinson's disease. She is an advocate of civil rights for BIPOC and LGBTQ persons, freedom of speech, access to physical and mental health care, and a return to productive civil discourse.