Therapists in 91790

The new year is rapidly approaching, and you might be spending a lot of your time reflecting on your life. Now you're looking for a therapist to help you sort out those reflections. Look no further because I specialize in providing therapy to women ages 18 to 40 struggling with anxiety, depression, life transitions, identity development, family, and relationship issues. My services are designed for those who are ready to work through past traumas, find their inner strengths, and achieve their life goals.

Are you struggling with the demands of today’s society? Do you experience overwhelming stress at work, at home with your spouse/partner or your children? Is your toddler/teenager acting out and rebelling? Are you struggling with managing difficult emotions, resolving conflicts, and making decisions? Do you often feel frustrated, stressed, angry, depressed and anxious? Are you struggling with interacting with your love ones? Have you thought about seeking help? Seeking help can be initially scary and terrifying; however, with the right guidance and therapeutic approach you can find the change you are hoping for.

Hello! My name is Matthew Mendoza and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). Over the years of working with my clients I have found that the most crucial factor in making changes is the therapeutic alliance. The therapeutic alliance is how comfortable the client feels opening up with their therapist. Which is why I strive to provide a safe and nonjudgmental place for you to share. On top of this, I use a variety of therapeutic approaches based on the presenting issues and your personality; always keeping in mind what will work best for you.

Our Mental Health and Social Justice Clinic provides comprehensive psychological evaluations and therapy to children, teens, adults, and seniors. We provide trauma informed individual, couples, group, and family sessions including yoga, mindfulness sessions, and art therapies. We are specialists in trauma informed care and our practice provides individual and group therapy services to survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, and violent crimes. Our licensed and skilled team of therapist are dedicated to providing quality services and our social justice team is committed to working to see you grow in the community.

Hello, my name is Fred. I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). I earned my master's in social work at San Diego State University. My approach to therapy is to provide support to my clients who are experiencing challenges in their lives. I have an eclectic approach to working with my clients since there is not one therapeutic framework that meets the needs of all clients. I tailor my therapeutic modality to the needs of the client. I will meet you with empathy, openness, and unconditional positive regard.

My name is Rena, a licensed clinical therapist who assists individuals in moving through crisis and change. I am a multicultural client-centered therapist. I have worked with many adults, seniors, teenagers, children, families, veterans, etc. Provided life coach, consultation, DSM diagnosis, and counseling services. Now I supervise the healthcare professionals at my agency as my main job, I hope to devote my spare time to helping someone who is in need.

My name is Charmaine Rable, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I have a collaborative approach to therapy in which I strive to create a safe comfortable space that encourages an authentic therapeutic relationship to develop naturally. I focus on symptom relief, improving daily functioning and quality of life. Clients that experience low self-esteem, anxiety, and job stress. interpersonal conflict, and life transitions. I am comfortable treating ADHD, Social Anxiety, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Anger Management.

My name is Marcela Roldan. My practice focus is based on using a non-judgmental view, my goal is to form a therapeutic alliance to help individuals develop a better understanding of themselves and identify what they required to generate the change needed to reach a better quality of life.

Looking for a therapist can feel frightening and overwhelming. This is especially true if you are one of those individuals who have it all put together, yet often worrying especially about what others may think. Do you struggle with feelings of loneliness, fear, guilt, shame, anger, difficulties trusting others and difficulties feeling joy. Therapy is a transformational process and I certainly understand being anxious or even fearful of change. Through my personal experience in psychotherapy and my work with clients, I have experienced and witnessed the healing and change the therapeutic process offers.

Are you living your best life? Are you struggling with balancing all the areas of your life? Are you going back and forth with negative self talk, thoughts, or feelings? Are you struggling with social or dating relationships, parenting, career, or just loving yourself? Everyday is a call to your purpose and plan for peace and happiness. Your past is not your future. Therapy can be empowering and transformational experience that gives birth to the identity of your best life. My hope is to guide and support you on your best version of you!

My name is Tania Davoodi and I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist working with clients via telehealth. I specialize in Depression, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Relationship concerns (Infidelity, communication, intimacy), Trauma, Self-Esteem, Stress Management and Life transitions (Divorce, Grief and Loss). As a therapist, I take an integrated approach, drawing on theories, techniques, and strategies from many different models.I utilize a strength based approach, drawing on the individuals strengths, resiliency and resources. My approach to therapy varies based on the needs of the client.

Lyndsie is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 16 years of experience providing therapeutic counseling, case management, and intervention services to children, adults, and families in private practice, service agency, and clinic settings. She has worked as a child development specialist in home and agency settings and currently spends much of her time working within a non-profit, clinical setting. Lyndsie is pursuing her doctoral degree in psychology, public policy, and law in order to support and advocate for children and families who have been involved in high conflict, custodial litigation disputes.

Dear Reader, You’re an overachiever, the one everyone else comes to for things, the one people would deem “mentally healthy” but all of this pressure is burying you quickly and you don’t see a way out. People have always said that life has a way of testing us and that feeling is more true than ever. Losing sleep, overeating, undereating, frequent irritability, and nonstop worry that something might go wrong are all signs that you are headed down a stressful path. Continuing this path will lead to ongoing distress and you will continue to miss what life has before you.

We are a result of every single experience in life, good or bad. Over the course of a lifetime, we developed habits and perspectives that helped us to cope with suffering. However, when those old methods no longer serve, it is time to let another person to walk alongside in order to examine and discover new ways for dealing with life's challenges. I offer a safe, nonjudgmental and empathetic environment that fosters self reflection in order to encourage personal transformation and learning what works for you. Taking the first step might be difficult, but you will be glad you did it. Hablo Espa˜ñol.

My passion is psychological healing and growth. I believe everyone has the innate potential to live full, satisfying, and self-actualizing lives with hope, joy, and meaning. I want to help people change and grow in an environment that is open, safe, and non-judgmental. Compassion and authenticity will help people grow and feel whole. I primarily use an integrative approach, incorporating multiple therapeutic approaches and drawing on a variety of techniques and interventions as needed. I, however, gain my principal inspiration from solution-focused and humanistic modalities.

Are you a woman who is feeling overwhelmed, depressed or anxious? Is it hard for you to say no to other people and set boundaries? Is there some painful situation from your past that causes you to doubt your ability to have healthy relationships or succeed in your career? Are you feeling trapped in an unhealthy relationship or work environment? I'm Laura LaPointe, LMFT and I have been helping women like you for over 23 years. I specialize in helping women overcome depression, anxiety, and abuse and gain hope and strength for better lives.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist experienced and passionate about helping people adjust to the inevitable changes we all face in life. I'm also trained to help those struggling with addiction/alcoholism. I have personal experience with cancer and have over 18 years in addiction recovery. I truly believe my own life experiences help me connect with those who are similar to me. I typically work with men and women struggling with cancer or addiction/alcohol issues, as well as those struggling with trauma, anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Originally from Poland, I am now a proud American citizen. I speak both English and Polish fluently. When not at work, I love to engage in yoga and meditation as well as a variety of outdoor activities in the beautiful Bay Area. I especially like hiking and walking my dog on the beach of Santa Cruz, California. I followed my passion for mental health and received my doctoral degree from the American School of Professional Psychology in Alameda, California and offer years of experience providing mental health psychotherapy with particular interest in mindfulness and holistic treatment approach.

I am Adriene M. Robinson, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker whose focus is family relationships, personal adjustment issues to life transitions, unresolved adult and childhood issues particularly various issues of abuse and trauma. I believe there is a need to provide behavior and coping skills for the child and/or adults in either individual or group sessions. Further, the parents/ caregivers and seniors who may be raising grandchildren.