Therapists in Lake Balboa, CA

I work mainly with women 40 and over, who are experiencing life transitions such as career conflicts, relationship issues, self-esteem issues, and spiritual concerns. I also work with males, and females under 40. I am Psychodynamically and Psychoanalytically trained, as well as, experienced and trained in using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I also use a Holistic approach in my work with my clients, which means I include the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions to bring about a deeper and holistic approach to treatment. I have training in many aspects of Spiritual Psychology, and I am trained as an Evidenced Based Practice therapist. I like to work with individuals who are interested in self-reflection and increasing their self-awareness in order to bring about change, balance, and joy in their life's. I use an empathic, supportive, and non-judgemental approach in my work with clients, which creates an environment for growth and symptom relieve. I create a treatment plan unique to the needs and circumstances of each person I see in treatment.

Ayat Madi, LCSW Seeking mental health services is the first step towards a healthy lifestyle. Whether you're struggling to feel understood, trying to cope with everyday stressors, working on personal relationships or simply need a weekly check-in, I am here to provide you with guidance and support. I work with all clients that feel ready to make changes and focus on particular goals. I provide the upmost respect and unbiased environment to ensure a safe space for my clients.

Life can feel like a roller coaster ride, with many ups and downs. When we have healthy coping skills and a strong support system of loved ones to rely on, we can navigate through difficult times and regain a sense of balance. However, sometimes the coping skills or support system that we once relied upon become ineffective or unavailable. Stress triggered by issues such as life transitions, grief, trauma and financial strain can cause us to feel vulnerable and out of control. If you are struggling, rest assured that you are not alone. I am confident that I can help.

My name is Artmiz Bahadori and I am licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist. My hope for participants in therapy is that it is an empowering experience. I believe therapy is most effective as a collaborative process built on trust, openness, and authenticity. My primary focus is working with individuals/adults who may struggle with experiences such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship or work stress, and alcohol/substance related difficulties. Typically, I work best with individuals who are curious and open to developing a deeper relationship with themselves and exploring their perception of their inner world.

My name is Norma Cuenca, and I am a licensed therapist (license number LMFT 94184). I have been working in this field for a good number of years, first in my country of origin, Colombia, and then in California, USA. I have worked with people from different age- groups, and ethnicities and I am sensitive to cultural diversity. I guide my clients to resolve issues related to anxiety, depression, life changes, grief, anger, addictions, trauma, and codependency among others.

Dr. Sandra Abraham is a psychologist who is licensed to practice psychology.

Hello, my name is Rebecca Wasinack and I am a Marriage Family Therapist. I have worked with clients with all different backgrounds. My main focus is anxiety, depression, substance abuse, postpartum depression/anxiety, parenting, new moms, work life balance, and adults. The most common therapeutic approaches I use are client centered and cognitive behavioral therapy. With these two approaches together, you get to focus on what you feel is best for you as well as learn and implement healthy coping skills outside of our therapy appointment.

Hello, I'm Jerome, a licensed marriage and family therapist. I have been extremely successful with providing couples and individual psychotherapy ensuring that each client receives the highest level of therapeutic care. I have helped people with addiction, alcohol use, anger, depression, anxiety, and more. I employ an advanced Cognitive Behavioral therapeutic approach designed to motivate individuals and couples to achieve their treatment plan objectives. As an LMFT for the past nineteen years, I have always been responsible to nurture my client’s aspirations.

Hello! My name is Kristen Fragoso, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Southern California, working with clients statewide via telehealth. I work with adults and specialize in depression, anxiety, and complex trauma. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution Focused Therapy to help my clients navigate the hardships of day-to-day life. I want my clients to, first and foremost, feel safe and comfortable talking with me about anything. I understand that building a relationship takes time and is the most important task in having successful sessions.

Life is not a spectator sport! Don't let your life pass you by while you are struggling to gain control of problems. I work with individuals, couples, and families who want to take charge of their lives. If you want to improve relationships, strengthen communications skills, or generate harmony with your family, we can work together to create success.

Irene Munoz, LCSW My goal is to help you develop into the healthiest and happiest version of yourself. I do this by creating a safe and non-judgmental environment where you are able to process life! I utilize several therapeutic modalities ranging from; interpersonal psychotherapy, crisis oriented therapy, client centered, solution focused, motivational interviewing, strengths based and cognitive behavioral therapy. I have experience in community based mental health. Most often working with adolescents and adults.

My name is Jennifer Kolbow, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Corona, CA, and providing telehealth to clients throughout California. I enjoy working with families, parents as well as children and teens individually, in order to reduce symptoms and improve relationships. My approach works well with children and teens struggling with anger and irritability, withdrawal and isolation, low self-esteem, and excessive worry. I also help adults struggling with all stages of parenting from infertility to postpartum to empty nesters, and all of the transitions in between.

I am a psychologist and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who specializes in working with infants, children, adolescents, and their families. I earned my doctoral degree in Developmental Psychology at Claremont Graduate University. My predoctoral and postdoctoral fellowships were completed at Claremont McKenna College and Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego, respectively. My experience includes administering comprehensive evaluations for infants and young children, providing behavioral therapy, delivering caregiver support, and conducting research.

I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and have been working in the behavioral health field since 2010. I have over 12 years of experience working in both non-profit and private practice settings with children/adolescents, adults, couples, families, and groups who are experiencing a wide range of challenges. Much of my experience has been dedicated to helping those affected by trauma. My experience with this hurting population spans over 12 years. I am trained in Trauma-Informed Practice and have assisted individuals and families in overcoming barriers to personal emotional and psychological safety.

Welcome; I am excited to connect and have the opportunity to support you during this period of exploration, growth, and transition. I am Carla Johnson, and I have two decades of experience helping folks make life changes and providing counseling. I have focused on multigenerational trauma's impact on the individual, along with an emphasis on the importance of the mind, body, and spirit connection that is central to person-centered care. I have two decades of experience treating anxiety, burnout, depression, family conflict, grief, life transitions, sleep challenges, panic, stress, trauma, and women's issues.

William K Marek. California psychologist number 14791. I primarily use a cognitive behavioral approach. My focus area of practice is helping clients improve! I listen a lot and then help people help themselves. I am directive and responsive. There is the problem and there’s how you think about the problem. For most folks, the latter is the bigger problem. That’s the bad news… and the good news! Change does not have to take a long time. I’m comfortable with all kinds of clients. I’m good at helping people find purpose and meaning in their lives. My sessions are calm, collegial, interactive, respectful, directive and helpful.

Hello! My name is Peter Kehoe, LMFT. I was licensed in 2002 and have had an eclectic and sometimes electric life experience to date. I believe in self determination and using support teams and individuals to create positive orientation. I started my journey in this field working with alcoholic adults in a group setting in the early '80s and later moved to a long term residential setting with adolescents with drug and alcohol issues. My internship was in an upper class community with the scions of these families that had substance use and behavioral disorders. Individual and family therapy were the mediums in those cases.

Hello, I am Traci Williams (LPC2105) and I have worked in the education and nonprofit industry for over 30 years providing me with a background in serving children, youth, and families. My approach is using the belief in hope and the ability to overcome adversity by examining what experiences we have had that influence our thinking and ability to move forward. Family history and trauma impact us, but with the proper support and understanding, we all have the potential to succeed and be at peace. My theoretical approach includes family systems, person-centered perspective, as well as cognitive behavioral.