Therapists in Visalia, CA

Hi, my name is Morgan DeForest, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in the Los Angeles, California area. My viewpoint of therapy is to help individuals grow and be able to understand themselves and others with a clearer lens. I work with children, adolescents, adults, and families struggling in many different areas with an attachment and family systems approach. I believe that therapy is a truly personal experience. The decision to seek support is a courageous one. As your therapist, I feel honored to hear your story and work through the difficulties that life brings.

Hi there, I'm Meredith and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I am committed to your investment in "self". Life transitions, relationships and trauma all deserve exploration and attention. Knowing, loving, accepting and healing ourselves can take work and I want to promote your curiosity in the "who, how, what and whys" in your life. I look forward to providing and holding space for you during our time together.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and earned a Masters of Arts in Marriage, Family, Child Counseling and a Masters of Divinity with an emphasis in New Testament Theology from Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. My Masters work in traumatic stress has led me to specialize in Trauma and PTSD in both adults and children as well as post graduate study in neurophysiology.

At the root of all psychological and emotional distress, is the absence of/or lack of love, acceptance and belonging. When this need is not met, we consciously and subconsciously find other ways to fill the void, often through self-destructive behaviors and emotional self-loathing. The vast majority of people do not know how to love themselves or find value in who they are, especially when coming from backgrounds of abuse, addiction or abandonment. When a person understands their value, their self-worth, their reason for being, the psychological and emotional distress dissipates, and behaviors change.

Symptoms of depression and anxiety impact the way we function with others in a non-beneficial manner. Often times family problems, work related stress, or issues in relationship can leave you feeling tired, angry, sad, and/or lonely. Therapeutic services can help you improve your relationship with your spouse, children, co-workers, and yourself. We function best when we know how to have a healthy relationship with ourselves, our bodies, and others.

We all go through difficult times. We face more challenges today than ever with family, careers, relationships, and parenting. Therapy can be extremely helpful in learning new ways to cope with our complex lives and learn to live more fully. No one has to walk this journey alone. I don't have all the answers, but I would love to help you discover your own strengths and uniqueness and help you flourish. I graduated from Fresno Pacific University and completed my Master’s Degree at the Seminary. I would love to help you live your best life.

Sometimes life throws us curveballs and yes they hurt. But having someone to listen to the pain, frustration, and every other emotion that you are going through can be a starting point to healing. There are even things that are “in” our control but maybe we make some poor choices or forget that we are capable of making better ones and that you have more power than you think. I can offer that sacred, safe space, without judgment or blame and help you find hope and clarity.

My work with clients for over 29 years has allowed me to be part of a special journey with each person, couple, and family. My experience in serving as a psychotherapist, with multiple ages, socioeconomic, and culturally diverse clients has allowed me to learn how clients have needs and life goals, which are part of their life journey. I work with clients to identify who is writing their story in positive and adverse ways, which causes them to be 'stuck', wounded, or lost. During the therapy process, we explore skills and/or deep healing to assist them in moving toward healthier experiences, relationships, and living with purpose.

Relationships can be incredibly challenging and difficult. It is often those we are closest to that we feel the most stuck with. I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about helping couples and individuals grow in their relationship in the midst of challenges.

I'm an Emotionally Focused Therapist. Whether I am engaging with a couple, a family or an individual, I feel incredibly honored to be that person my clients have chosen to help guide them thru their journey to become more connected to themselves and the other important persons in their lives. I'm constantly awed to see the peace, joy and love of life that clients gain as they go thru the process of Emotionally Focused Therapy under my guidance.

Beginning therapy can bring about numerous feelings and expectations. I enjoy learning from the unique worldviews that my clients experience life, and using it for the client's growth. I believe the lives we live are fluid in meaning, and we are the authors of the stories we live. I enjoy working with clients of various ages and backgrounds, but particularly enjoy working with teens, young adults, adults and families who are living through substantial life changes and transitions in the areas of school, work, and relationships.

Hello, my name is Valerie Eichelberg, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). I work with youth, adolescents, young and middle-aged adults with depression and anxiety. I typically use a person centered and solution focused approach with other modalities depending on need. I believe each person is unique and may need different approaches. One size does not fit all. My goal is to be able to support you manage and focus on your needs, in order to make life a more beautiful experience for you, however that may look like for you. Together we can navigate and decide on what works best for you.

Therapy is a big step and can sometimes feel scary, and I want you to know that you are not alone. I am passionate about meeting you where you are and coming alongside you in your own unique journey. I believe that finding a therapist that is right for you is one of the most important parts of successful therapy. In my work, I provide a safe and empathetic place that fosters insight, understanding, and self-compassion. I recognize that each client has their own individual needs and I come from a place of warmth and acceptance.

Hi, I am John O'Brien, License 138808. I favor an authentic, collaborative and supportive approach to therapy. I believe that the process of recovery can be achieved by any individual willing to partner with me in pursuing change. I believe that our life challenges will one day be our greatest asset. I work with parent-child conflict between teens and their parents, I specialize in treating individuals with substance use disorders, including those who are in the midst of a legal/employer case, and I enjoy treating anxiety disorders and depressive disorders.

My approach as a clinical psychologist has been nonjudgmental and client-centered. I want my clients to feel supported, respected and valuable. I am deeply passionate about helping others, serving my community and witnessing people grow. My purpose is to walk along the side of my clients, provide guidance and clinical support. I have been providing mental health treatment to individuals for 15 years. I have worked with a variety of clients and embrace diversity. It would be my privilege to work with you.

No matter your age, life can be unpredictable and can take you down difficult emotional journeys. For children and teens expressing emotions verbally can be even harder due to their developmental level. Situations like divorce, moving, a death in the family, school problems, friend issues and etc. often lead to negative behavioral changes or withdrawing. This is often due to their inability to express themselves properly. My role as a therapist is to create a comfortable and safe place for my clients to process their emotions and explore their inner self in a way that will help promote healing.