Hispanic and Latino Therapists in 90069

"Hello! ¡Hola! My name is Biridiana but everyone calls me Biri (Beedee). My pronouns are She, Her, Hers, and Ella. I’m a California Native of Mexican heritage who earned a master's degree in clinical psychology from Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles and completed a certificate program in counseling Spanish-Speaking clients. I recognize the stigma often associated with mental health, especially within communities of color. I aim to provide a safe space to express yourself while providing therapy services that are culturally competent, empathic and honor you as an individual.

Hi ya'll! Welcome to my Psychology Today page. My name is Ashley Viramontes and I am queer woman of Mexican decent. Throughout my career, I have dedicated myself to advocating for communities in need and I am pleased to be able to provide brave creative spaces for my clients to express themselves free of judgment. My goal is for BIPOC folx to feel comfortable while on their therapy journey.

With expertise in Trauma & Eating Disorders, I address anxiety, depression, PTSD, and body image to lead a more holistic wellbeing. My goal is to empower you by increasing self-awareness, exploring the impact of life experiences, and providing practical coping skills. With my warm and tailored approach, you can embark on a transformative journey toward wellness that you deserve. Healing begins with a conversation, I'd be honored to support you.

Are you feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by anxiety and stress? Or perhaps you are struggling to feel fulfilled in your career, relationships, or other aspects of life? I work with individuals and couples who are ready to disrupt those cycles and get "unstuck." I can help you process the experiences and issues affecting you most and support you in developing the skills you need to move forward. You deserve expert-driven therapy that is relatable, effective, and affirming - you’ll find it here. My practice is specifically tailored to modern professionals and is a safe, supportive space for people of color and LGBTQ+ communities.

Life can sometimes feel like a place where we need to be perfect. Therapy is a place where we are encouraged to be flawed.

Hello and welcome to my therapist profile. My name is Henry, and I am a 1st-generation gay man of Italian and Mexican descent. I've spent the majority of my life advocating for my community, and I'm honored to provide a safe and creative therapy space for my clients to express themselves openly and freely.

Jacey Milliner (AMFT 140322) is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in facilitating profound self-transformation. When working with individuals, couples, and families, her approach is firmly rooted in the belief that each person possesses inherent value and untapped potential. She is deeply committed to nurturing the therapeutic relationship, recognizing it as the cornerstone of the transformative journey with her clients. Within this dedicated space, her goal is to create a safe, non-judgmental, and empathetic environment, empowering clients to explore the depths of their emotions.

I specialize in helping people resolve difficult mental health symptoms. I will teach you practical tools and techniques that are research-based and designed to engage you in skillfully working through your presenting emotional challenges. I specialize in working with adults with symptoms of PTSD, complex PTSD, and anxiety. My clinical style tends to be warm, strengths-based, collaborative, and culturally informed. I have been practicing as a clinician for 29 years and hold a master's and doctorate degree in clinical social work. You are invited to learn more about my techniques by visiting my YouTube channel: "at"dr.tonyresilience

In my therapeutic approach, I honor the relationship between the mind, body, and spirit. I believe that it is imperative to treat mental illness with an integrative lens, taking into account the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, relational, and systemic factors that contribute to overall wellness. I am passionate about addressing the ways oppressive systems affect mental health and offering therapeutic support toward healing for ​​Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) experiencing mental health distress in response to systemic oppression.

Sometimes problems show up, blocking us from the path we want to take in life. Be it anxiety or depression, grief or conflict, repetitive thinking or even substance misuse ­­– these challenges don’t need to define you.

Perhaps you're down, anxious, struggling with triggers from traumatic memories, unsure about the future of a relationship, trying to adjust to a new chapter of your life, or just feel that you aren't living the life you were meant to live. Whatever your needs may be, I am here to offer the support you need in a safe and non-judgmental manner. Therapy is a process of growth and self-discovery, and in my sessions I promote behavioral transformation by encouraging the adoption of new perspectives and reactions.

I’m a Queer, mixed-race therapist committed to helping other Queer folks learn how to better manage their worry by riding the waves of our emotions, and softening the language we use to describe ourselves. My work focuses on targeting unhelpful thought patterns we convince ourselves to be true, and mute that harsh inner critic. I firmly believe that you are the expert in your own life, which means we will work together to help you reach your goals.

Give yourself permission to be vulnerable by putting yourself first. Negative and highly-critical self-talk, especially for gay men, is the root of many of our problems and addictions. You may feel “less-than” others, think poorly of yourself, or are unsure how to get your needs met. I can help you to shed light on where this inner-critic is coming from, how to quiet it, and help you rebuild your relationship with self/others. Next, we can develop tools to manage anxiety and depression, embrace your sexuality, develop a healthier relationship to sex/porn, heal infidelity, integrate love and sex, or improve your relationships.

Would you like to have a better relationship with yourself and with your body? I take a depth-oriented approach to helping you resolve early trauma, release shame, and develop a more secure way of relating to yourself and to others. The more deeply you understand yourself, the more you will be empowered to make healthier choices and live more present in the moment. I believe it is possible to connect to the joy in your life. As we work together in therapy, I will help you connect with your emotions, so they stop affecting your body, behavior, and relationships.

My clients come to therapy seeking a deeper understanding of themselves, others, and the world. They may seek a space free of judgement to explore themes including trauma, depression, anxiety, grief & loss, sexual & gender identity exploration, among others, so there can be an emotional processing and integration of all parts of themselves. They may be seeking therapy that is body-oriented to uncover internalized emotional wounds and traumas. By following the body’s sensations, my clients can learn to befriend, trust, and inhabit their body safely to make space for the embodiment of more presence, trust, and empowerment.

Are you ready to heal the echoes of self-criticism and break shame spirals, to stop believing you're “too much” or “not enough”? Has it been more comfortable to sacrifice your own needs to meet the needs of others? Do you want healthy, fulfilling relationships, but cannot seem to break painful patterns, like people pleasing, codependency, perfectionism, scarcity mindset, social anxiety? If you're ready to heal the wounds from childhood, attachment and relationship issues, generational trauma, or from masking neurodivergence and having your sensitivity misunderstood, let's explore how curiosity and compassion could change your life.

Are you juggling the everyday whirlwind of life—relationships, career, personal growth—all while trying to keep your head above water? If you're nodding along, know that you're not alone. It's in these moments of feeling overwhelmed, lost in the hustle, that we often need a guiding hand, and that's where I come in.

Hello, my name is Steven (Ivan) Cospewicz; I'm an LCSW licensed in California, Nevada, and New York. I use CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and a foundation in Motivational Interviewing, as well as Socratic Questioning. I focus diagnostically on mild to moderate anxiety and depression, as well as have experience in the more traditionally persistent diagnoses.

I am a psychotherapist (LMFT) who graduated from Pepperdine University with a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology. My clinical experience has been honed at AIDS Project Los Angeles and The LA Gay and Lesbian Center, two widely renowned sites where I served the diverse populations of Los Angeles in the company of exceptionally skilled colleagues. I combine my professional knowledge and personal experience to create a safe and encouraging space for clients to grow, process and gain insight.