Therapists in Norwalk, CA

My approach to therapy focuses on building the therapeutic relationship and supporting each client with an individualized treatment plan to support their needs. I am a trauma-focused therapist and believe presenting problems that bring people to therapy are rooted in earlier experiences. Brainspotting is a gentle yet effective neurobiological approach to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, panic disorder, PTSD, attachment wounds, etc.

Life gets overwhelming for everyone at times. Whether it’s adjusting to a new life transition, feeling anxious or depressed, coping with past trauma, or relational difficulties with family or partner. Picking a therapist can also be difficult. It is important to find the right fit for you. I provide a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space to help you reach your therapy goals. I build on strengths, teach tools, and provide support as you navigate through this challenging period towards further growth.

Are you feeling stressed out, depressed or anxious? If you answered yes, you aren't alone. Studies have found there has been an increase in anxiety and depression since the pandemic. I have created a safe and empathetic environment where you can learn let go of unhealthy relationship patterns and learn new coping mechanisms. Research has found the longer trauma, depression and anxiety go untreated the worse it will get. You can learn how to create balance in your life and have healthy relationships. You can also learn healthy self-care and self-compassion.

Maria Figueroa, LCSW 118205 I am dedicated to empowering and supporting others reach their mental health goals through the use of a variety of evidence-based practices, a holistic approach, and humor. My focus areas of practice include anxiety, depression, adjustment and life transitions, self-esteem, stress, and trauma. My focus areas of practice include anxiety, depression, adjustment and life transitions, self-esteem, stress, and trauma.

Starting a new journey in therapy might cause a range of emotions for you - and I’m happy to walk you through it. Finding the right fit in a therapist truly makes or breaks your experience, and how well it will work for you! I am a licensed marriage and family therapist, working with teens and adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationships, life transitions and more.

My name is Karina Gonzalez and I have been working in various mental health agencies for the past 10 years. I currently hold an active license as a Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 115848) and have extensive experience working with individual clients who have been diagnosed with PTSD, bereavement, depression, anxiety, and/or ADD. I use varied approaches to therapy including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and narrative approaches.

My name is Emilie Kapono, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). I work with all ages however, I specialize in working with children through play. I combine the Solution-Focused Therapy approach with the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach to build and highlight strengths, find resources, and establish a strong support system. I focus on what is already working for my clients and work with them to build from there.

Are you looking for a safe, bias free space to find tools to enhance the quality of your relationships and life? Seeking guidance to maneuver through changes with your career, relationships or life in general? Want someone that will focus on your strengths to help you fortify your sense of self? I'd love to partner with you on your healing journey. Sometimes life throws us a curve ball and we simply need someone to help us navigate the feelings that come up. Allow me an opportunity to provide you a unique therapeutic relationship that strengthens you.

Hi there! I'm a neurodiverse therapist specializing in ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, life transitions, identity work, OCD, religious trauma, and LGBTQ+ topics seeing clients via telehealth. I love working with those who are looking to set goals or are in a period of uncertainty. If you are someone who feels stuck, are in a transition phase of your life, or are looking for help navigating challenges, we can work together to find clarity. As a neurodiverse person myself, I take pride in creating a neurodiverse-affirming space for my clients, free from shame or judgement.

I completed my M.S. counseling psychology w a specialty in adult education at EWU in 1995 and went on to work in college counseling centers, inpatient psych units, outpatient clinics, and private practice - but I also lived abroad; was an ordained monk in Thailand; and spent many more years studying and teaching the cognitive sciences of religion. With and despite these experiences, I try to make everyone, and anyone feel utterly at ease, welcome, and confident in my counseling practice.

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.

My name is Katelyn Shields. I am a marriage and family therapist in the state of California. Clients describe my approach as warm, gentle, and client-centered. My primary focus is Sex Therapy, LGBQAIP, and Trans/GNC/Non-binary/2 spirit communities. I work with individuals, couples, and 2 plus relationships. I am Kinky/BDSM/poly friendly. I am working towards a Certificate in Sex Therapy. I would love to work with individuals and couples who identify as LGBQAIP, Trans/Non-binary, ethical non-monogamy, and kinky/BDSM who want to improve their sex lives.

Greetings! My name is Roger Peters. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT, with over 17 years of experience. My experiences range from providing counseling to children in a school-based program, drug and alcohol treatment for adults and adolescents, crisis residential, and level 14 group homes. I have worked with Transitional Age Youth (TAY) clients that struggle with the daily stressors of transitioning into adulthood, and I have worked with older adults that struggle with severe mental illness.

Stress often highlights issues in our lives. It can also provide an opportunity to address these issues to improve our own functioning. The issues may be in our relationships or circumstances. I would love to partner with you in this journey of discovery and empowerment. My 25+ years of helping people like you makes me uniquely qualified to collaborate with you on this journey. I approach issues primarily from a CBT framework but also rely on an eclectic approach that matches the technique with your particular need. I work remotely to enable flexibility in scheduling. I also offer a Free 15 min consultation to ensure a good fit.

Kelli Lundin, licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, approaches healing through the body, finding where the landscape of the mind has been developed. Kelli Lundin earned her Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, where she specialized in Developmental Trauma. She has worked extensively throughout Southern California, serving as a licensed psychotherapist and trauma-informed yoga therapist to those suffering profound wounds to the body, mind, and spirit, where their life experiences have embedded deeply into their body and mind, the story of pain.

Hello! I am Leanna D. Jackson, AMFT 142129. I am currently working at The Bridge Marriage & Family Therapy, under the supervision of Dr. Jacqueline Mack-Harris, LMFT 102490. In my practice, I will come alongside you as a guide on your road towards healing.

For the last 26 years, I have engaged with a variety of people and their issues while always attempting to help them make sense of what they need to do to enhance their own lives. I am curious, attentive, non-judgemental, and can offer a safe environment for people to share whatever it is that is so troublesome. I don't adhere to any one modality, I discover with the client what will work best for them with the issues that they bring to the table. I look forward to this new form of therapy as being both a challenge and a convenience that I could not have imagined 26 years ago!

One of the bravest things you will ever do is reach out to ask for help. It's hard. And you can do hard things. You've made it this far. My mission is to provide quality holistic mental health services based on the principles of mindfulness and trauma informed care. I believe the work you do to heal yourself in turn contributes to healing the world. I believe in treating the whole person, whether we are exploring culture, family history, generational trauma, lifestyle habits, conflict management, or how we make sense of living in this world.