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About Judith Pentz

I have been in private practice since 1990 and returned to the university setting in the past nine years to share the wisdom I have gained in various therapeutic settings. Bringing integrative medicine focus and a greater appreciation of trauma info...More

I have been in private practice since 1990 and returned to the university setting in the past nine years to share the wisdom I have gained in various therapeutic settings. Bringing integrative medicine focus and a greater appreciation of trauma informed care has been a long standing goal for me. I have been exploring the nature of human behavior in all age groups including a focus on attachment challenges in children and young adults in residential and hospital settings. The power of trauma continues to emerge as a main driver of human behavior in all ages. In that often there is a disconnect or schism in the wounded person from their inner life. Included in this often there is a disdain for one's self or an exaggeration of the male or female expression that remains distorted until a level of healing is introduced. An imbalance is present. Exploring the healing process has allowed me to see the separation or the vilifying of the Divine feminine both in the internal process for many of the wounded and in the external expression in the world at large. I work part time at UNM and have a private consultation as well. In the private practice world, I have a website.
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University of New Mexico
- Assistant professor
- Department of Psychiatry
- Present

University of Toledo Medical School
- MD
- August 1981 to June 1985
After completing medical school, I was a resident and a child fellow in psychiatry at the same university from July 1985 until June 1990. I have board certification in Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry. In addition, I have board certification in Integrative medicine.