Hosanna Bonn, Psy.D.

Psicólogo clínico en San Diego

La Dra. Hosanna Bonn es psicóloga colegiada (PSY36402) en San Diego, California. Se especializa en psicoterapia psicodinámica profunda y a largo plazo para adultos que enfrentan el impacto duradero de traumas en la infancia. Su trabajo se centra en ayudar a personas que han sufrido abuso infantil, trauma sexual, negligencia, dinámicas familiares conflictivas o violentas, y los desafíos de crecer con padres afectados por la adicción o el alcoholismo. Trabaja extensamente con problemas de codependencia, trauma de apego y conflictos de pareja, ofreciendo terapia individual y de pareja.

Seguros aceptados: Aetna, United Healthcare y Anthem Blue Cross.

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Dra. Hosanna, psicoterapeuta en San Diego, CA

La Dra. Hosanna es una terapeuta radicada en San Diego que se especializa en psicoterapia psicodinámica profunda y a largo plazo para adultos que buscan recuperarse de traumas tempranos y relacionales. Ofrece un espacio seguro y compasivo para quienes atraviesan el impacto duradero del abuso infantil, el trauma sexual, la negligencia y las dinámicas familiares conflictivas o violentas.

Su trabajo suele apoyar a quienes crecieron con padres afectados por la adicción o el alcoholismo, y ayuda a sus clientes a abordar la codependencia, el trauma del apego y los conflictos de pareja. La Dra. Hosanna ofrece terapia individual y de pareja en San Diego, guiando a sus clientes hacia una mayor claridad emocional y formas más saludables de relacionarse.

Un enfoque central de su práctica consiste en ayudar a sus clientes a recuperarse de relaciones con personas con trastornos de la personalidad. Esto incluye a hijos adultos de padres narcisistas o emocionalmente inmaduros, hermanos de personas con trastorno límite de la personalidad y parejas de personas narcisistas o emocionalmente inestables. La Dra. Hosanna comprende cómo estas complejas dinámicas pueden dejar profundas cicatrices emocionales y trabaja en colaboración para apoyar a sus clientes en la sanación, el establecimiento de límites y la recuperación de la confianza en sí mismos.

Su enfoque terapéutico integra principios psicodinámicos y basados en el apego, ayudando a sus clientes a descubrir patrones relacionales inconscientes, reparar las heridas del apego y desarrollar resiliencia emocional. Ya sea que tenga dificultades para sentirse seguro en su cuerpo, se encuentre atrapado en patrones de relación repetitivos o experimente una desregulación del sistema nervioso, la Dra. Hosanna le ofrece una presencia estabilizadora y en sintonía para ayudarle a reconectar con usted mismo.

Como terapeuta de trauma en San Diego, la Dra. Hosanna se apasiona por apoyar a las personas a liberarse de las formas de relacionarse basadas en la supervivencia y a cultivar una vida basada en la conexión, la autenticidad y la seguridad interior. Su objetivo es ayudar a sus clientes a superar la superación y alcanzar un sentido más profundo de sanación, pertenencia y plenitud.

Psychological Evaluations for Autism and ADHD

Comprehensive Psychological Testing for Autism (ASD), ADHD, and other mental health conditions.

For many adults, the decision to pursue a psychological evaluation comes after years of feeling that something has been difficult to explain. You may have always struggled with focus, organization, time management, sensory overwhelm, social expectations, emotional regulation, or maintaining routines. You may have developed effective ways to compensate, only to find that those strategies become harder to sustain during periods of stress, burnout, increased responsibility, or major life change.

Dr. Hosanna Bonn provides comprehensive psychological evaluations for adults who are seeking greater clarity about possible Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or other psychological concerns.

An evaluation is not simply about receiving a diagnosis. It is an opportunity to better understand how your mind works, why certain areas of life may feel more difficult, and what kinds of support may be most helpful moving forward.

Adult ADHD Evaluations

ADHD can affect much more than attention. Adults with ADHD may experience difficulty with task initiation, working memory, time awareness, organization, follow-through, emotional regulation, impulse control, and shifting between activities. Some people are able to focus intensely on topics that interest them while struggling to begin tasks that feel repetitive, unclear, or overwhelming.

Many adults with ADHD were not identified in childhood. Their symptoms may have been overlooked because they earned good grades, appeared responsible, developed strong coping strategies, or did not display obvious hyperactivity. Others may have been described as forgetful, unmotivated, overly emotional, inconsistent, disorganized, or capable but not reaching their potential.

A comprehensive ADHD evaluation can help determine whether these experiences are best explained by ADHD, another condition, or a combination of factors. It can also help distinguish ADHD from concerns that may appear similar, including anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, sleep difficulties, learning differences, or chronic stress.

Adult Autism Evaluations

Autism can present differently in adulthood than many people expect. Some adults have spent years consciously studying social expectations, rehearsing conversations, copying the behavior of others, or suppressing natural reactions in order to fit in. This process is sometimes referred to as masking or camouflaging.

Adults seeking an autism evaluation may describe feeling socially exhausted, misunderstood, overly sensitive to sounds or textures, deeply reliant on routines, intensely focused on particular interests, or unsure how to navigate unspoken social rules. They may also experience burnout after prolonged periods of meeting expectations that do not come naturally to them.

Some adults begin considering autism after a family member is diagnosed, after learning more about neurodivergence, or after recognizing that previous explanations never fully captured their experience. An evaluation can offer a more complete understanding of lifelong patterns in communication, sensory processing, relationships, routines, interests, and emotional functioning.

ADHD and Autism Can Overlap

ADHD and autism are distinct conditions, but they can also occur together. When both are present, a person may experience competing needs. For example, they may crave structure but struggle to maintain it, seek novelty while also becoming overwhelmed by change, or desire connection while finding social interaction exhausting.

Because ADHD, autism, anxiety, trauma, mood concerns, and personality patterns can overlap, a thoughtful evaluation looks beyond a checklist of symptoms. The goal is to understand how different experiences interact and which explanation best fits the person’s history and current functioning.