Therapists in 90605

At Center For Behavior Medicine patients receive the benefits of a holistic medical health practice bringing together both Psychiatric and Psychological practitioners into one unified center. At Center For Behavior Medicine we cultivate a well rounded,multi-cultural staff of clinicians, who as a unit offer a variety of perspectives, backgrounds, and philosophies for treatment. The result of this diverse collective, is a patient experience that is tailored to a specific level of comfort, treatment, and preference, all leading to a more effective psychological outcome and experience. Please visit website cbehaviormedicine.com

Do you ever feel like life has taken an overwhelming toll? Have you ever had doubts that have left you completely lost with relationships? Relationships can be rough. The same can also be said about children and teens. Perhaps you or your child is facing challenges from a recent separation or divorce, maybe your child has difficulties with bullying, facing tough times with recent transitions from schools or a recent move. I’m Robert, and I’m passionate about supporting children and teens maneuver though life’s obstacles. If any of these obstacles sound familiar, feel free to contact me, so we can chat.

***NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS in CA for in person and online and in Florida online ONLY. The process of finding the right therapist can be challenging and stressful. Finding the right therapist for you means finding a therapist who you can connect with, feel safe with, and who understands you. My hope is to make this process as easy as possible. I will offer you support in improving your mental health by collaborating with you towards achieving healthier & fulfilling relationships.

Fulfilling my role as a therapist means a great deal to me, as does building genuine connections with my clients. It is through that genuine connection that I can assist you in navigating through depressive, anxious, traumatic, and stress-related symptoms.

Do you find yourself struggling with life transitions such as school, professional development, and marriage? It can be difficult to become your authentic self when you are dealing with life stressors and personal road blocks such as; self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. I am passionate about the work that I do with young adults , and the impact on the larger family system. My theoretical approach stems from Psychodynamic and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques, and the use of somatic language, art therapy, and mindfulness strategies to strengthen the mind and body connection.

I have twelve years of experience working with at-risk youth, homeless adults with a chronic & persistent mental illness, and in the education system with students of all ages. I am passionate about working with preteens, adolescents, young adults, and individuals. I provide a safe & empathetic space, working with individuals who struggle with symptoms of depression, anxiety, grief, identity issues, feelings of hopelessness, stress, low self worth, adjustment to life changes, school related challenges, and relationship conflict. I also have first hand experience with those involved in missions work, those that have been adopted, and those who have lost a parent to a fatal disease.

I imagine you have come here to find support to feel better and improve your quality of life and that something is adversely affecting you or your relationship with others. I have been licensed as an LMFT (47482) (see www.hollywoodtherapy.com or www.therapistshannon.com) since 2009 and currently accruing hours as a psychological associate (PSB 94025773) supervised by Dr. Wray De Anda PSY 25484. I will work to align with you, understand you as a unique individual and your therapy goals, and help you find solutions to problems and take action to change. I use a positive, straightforward action-oriented, skills-based approach.

Dr. Erin Harris is a clinical psychologist who works from a psychoanalytic/psychodynamic framework. In her practice, Dr. Harris weaves a psychoanalytic approach with practical application of cognitive-behavioral/goal-oriented interventions. She adheres to the belief that a patient's presenting problem and their personality as a whole must be understood with great depth to effectively treat the most pressing emotional difficulties. She specifically helps the patient understand how their presenting problems are the manifestations of not fully understanding or honoring their individual needs.

Hi! Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. I am a licensed clinical social worker with 14+ years of clinical experience. I am a certified Interpersonal Psychotherapist (IPT), Certified Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C), and trained in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). I believe my reason in life is to serve, empower, and help people on their journey toward becoming their best selves. I followed my passion for assisting people to thrive by obtaining a BA in Psychology and Social Behavior at UC Irvine and an MSW in 2007 from CSULB.

I'm Rosie Pineda, Lic. LMFT. I am an EMDR-Certified Therapist and a Brainspotting Practitioner. I offer genuine caring that supports individuals and families to grow and reduce conflict. I also practice other therapies, like Somatic Therapy to help connect mind-body and spirit. My therapeutic approach is to work not only with individuals but with the system he or she lives in. I want to help them develop and use their insight to make daily improvements. I want to help people see the beauty in themselves, not through the external world but from their internal being.

I am a highly experienced Licensed Clinical Therapist with over 20 years of practice in Illinois, Texas, California, and Nebraska. Throughout my career, I have successfully helped numerous individuals and families navigate life's challenges, including personal, peer, work, school, and family-related issues. With a strong foundation in strength-based and client-centered principles, I prioritize collaboration and active participation between myself and my clients. By fostering a supportive and empowering therapeutic environment, we work together to identify strengths, overcome obstacles, and create positive change.

There are times in which we experience challenges, unexpected changes in our lives, or other disruptions in our relationships. We may have coped through it all before however sometimes things change and we need a new perspective and a safe place to process these experiences. Reaching out for support can be a difficult step, I am here with my hand out when you are ready for that first step to provide an empathic and compassionate space so that you can develop the appropriate skills to process difficult emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.