Women's Issues Therapists in Burbank, CA
My theoretical orientation is a combination of Psychodynamic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and mindfulness. What this means is we do spend time looking at our past, but also focus on what's not working in the present and building the skills you need in order to start making changes and to live a more fulfilling life.
My theoretical orientation is a combination of Psychodynamic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and mindfulness. What this means is we do spend time looking at our past, but also focus on what's not working in the present and building the skills you need in order to start making changes and to live a more fulfilling life.
I enjoy working with motivated people who feel stuck. Often they are in a transition or a loss. The loss can be great or small. (ex. death, break-up, job, disability/health, identity change, end-of-friendship) People who desire connection who often feel alone (even if they are close with others.) People who want to either strengthen or change their relationships whether it's in work, family, romantic, or platonic. Flawed perfectionists and people with imposter syndrome are always welcome!
I enjoy working with motivated people who feel stuck. Often they are in a transition or a loss. The loss can be great or small. (ex. death, break-up, job, disability/health, identity change, end-of-friendship) People who desire connection who often feel alone (even if they are close with others.) People who want to either strengthen or change their relationships whether it's in work, family, romantic, or platonic. Flawed perfectionists and people with imposter syndrome are always welcome!
I am passionate about supporting individuals, couples, and families through healing and growth. I aim to create a safe, nurturing space where you can explore challenges, strengthen connections, and move toward the life you want. My style is collaborative and integrative, drawing from DBT, ACT, Narrative, and attachment-based therapies to build practical tools that foster resilience, healing, and meaningful personal growth.
I am passionate about supporting individuals, couples, and families through healing and growth. I aim to create a safe, nurturing space where you can explore challenges, strengthen connections, and move toward the life you want. My style is collaborative and integrative, drawing from DBT, ACT, Narrative, and attachment-based therapies to build practical tools that foster resilience, healing, and meaningful personal growth.
You never imagined starting a family would be this way. You're overwhelmed, tired, and the loneliness is unbearable. Pregnancy, miscarriage, and becoming a new parent can leave you (or your partner) feeling depressed, anxious, and hopeless. Many women who are pregnant or a new parent suffer in silence; feeling like they can't tell anyone about what they're going though. Anxiety and depression do not have to control your life. I'm here to help and give you the tools you need to survive.
You never imagined starting a family would be this way. You're overwhelmed, tired, and the loneliness is unbearable. Pregnancy, miscarriage, and becoming a new parent can leave you (or your partner) feeling depressed, anxious, and hopeless. Many women who are pregnant or a new parent suffer in silence; feeling like they can't tell anyone about what they're going though. Anxiety and depression do not have to control your life. I'm here to help and give you the tools you need to survive.
I look forward to meeting you! While I have been licensed for 10 years, I have over 15 years of experience in the field of social work. I have the privilege of working with various populations from young children to adults and older adults in their journeys through life with LGBTQ+ identities, varying socioeconomic statuses, multicultural experiences, and religious backgrounds. I find this calling incredibly meaningful and hold this work and other individuals with much respect and care.
I look forward to meeting you! While I have been licensed for 10 years, I have over 15 years of experience in the field of social work. I have the privilege of working with various populations from young children to adults and older adults in their journeys through life with LGBTQ+ identities, varying socioeconomic statuses, multicultural experiences, and religious backgrounds. I find this calling incredibly meaningful and hold this work and other individuals with much respect and care.
With my passion to help others, and my advanced knowledge base through exceptional training in various sites including crisis counseling for sexual assault survivors, and in a group home working with dual diagnosis clients, I am able to guide you through the healing process while providing a safe space. I want to empower you and help you move forward. I can help you process and connect your past to your present life experience and challenge you to make positive changes for your best future self!
With my passion to help others, and my advanced knowledge base through exceptional training in various sites including crisis counseling for sexual assault survivors, and in a group home working with dual diagnosis clients, I am able to guide you through the healing process while providing a safe space. I want to empower you and help you move forward. I can help you process and connect your past to your present life experience and challenge you to make positive changes for your best future self!
Jenny Hannah: Buddhist and Depth Psychology
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
3 Endorsed
Burbank, CA 91505
As an integrative and holistic therapist, I use shadow aspects of the individual and collective as tools for growth and understanding. I believe genuine healing comes from mindful awareness (being present to the experience of living), honoring emotions, cultural awareness, and curiosity. Relational approaches are at the foundation of my work, along with Depth Psychology (exploring how the unconscious shapes our thoughts and actions). When serviceable to explore, art and somatic based practices can be used, as these approaches offer rich sources of integration for artists and those in healing professions.
As an integrative and holistic therapist, I use shadow aspects of the individual and collective as tools for growth and understanding. I believe genuine healing comes from mindful awareness (being present to the experience of living), honoring emotions, cultural awareness, and curiosity. Relational approaches are at the foundation of my work, along with Depth Psychology (exploring how the unconscious shapes our thoughts and actions). When serviceable to explore, art and somatic based practices can be used, as these approaches offer rich sources of integration for artists and those in healing professions.
Hello there, I’m Lus.
Do you miss feeling like yourself? Does it feel like you are going around in circles with the same problems yet can’t seem to find a permanent solution? I guide adults from a person-centered approach to find solutions to their problems when experiencing difficult feelings such as those that come with depression and anxiety. I can help you work through major life transitions (newly married, becoming a parent, empty nester, starting school, grief, becoming ill, divorce, etc.) getting to the root of the problem and developing cognitive behavioral techniques that will get you back to stability.
Hello there, I’m Lus.
Do you miss feeling like yourself? Does it feel like you are going around in circles with the same problems yet can’t seem to find a permanent solution? I guide adults from a person-centered approach to find solutions to their problems when experiencing difficult feelings such as those that come with depression and anxiety. I can help you work through major life transitions (newly married, becoming a parent, empty nester, starting school, grief, becoming ill, divorce, etc.) getting to the root of the problem and developing cognitive behavioral techniques that will get you back to stability.
Are you a mom struggling with anxiety, overwhelm and/or depression? Maybe you’re new to motherhood and are experiencing postpartum anxiety or you’ve been a mom for awhile and are struggling to balance life and relationships with all your other responsibilities . Maybe you’ve feel like you’ve had anxiety your whole life and you’re ready to dampen the buzz that is always in your head.
Are you a mom struggling with anxiety, overwhelm and/or depression? Maybe you’re new to motherhood and are experiencing postpartum anxiety or you’ve been a mom for awhile and are struggling to balance life and relationships with all your other responsibilities . Maybe you’ve feel like you’ve had anxiety your whole life and you’re ready to dampen the buzz that is always in your head.
My clients seek support in navigating relationships, trauma, or life transitions. They may be individuals healing from past wounds, couples rebuilding trust, or families striving for connection. Many struggle with communication, emotional regulation, or attachment issues and want tools to foster resilience, deeper bonds, and personal growth. They seek a compassionate space to process emotions, feel heard, and create lasting change. Therapy empowers them to overcome obstacles and build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
My clients seek support in navigating relationships, trauma, or life transitions. They may be individuals healing from past wounds, couples rebuilding trust, or families striving for connection. Many struggle with communication, emotional regulation, or attachment issues and want tools to foster resilience, deeper bonds, and personal growth. They seek a compassionate space to process emotions, feel heard, and create lasting change. Therapy empowers them to overcome obstacles and build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
I help adults, teens, and families with ADHD, anxiety, and healing from controlling relationships find emotional balance and achieve personal growth through strengths-based, client-centered, and inclusive therapy.
I help adults, teens, and families with ADHD, anxiety, and healing from controlling relationships find emotional balance and achieve personal growth through strengths-based, client-centered, and inclusive therapy.
There’s always been this little voice inside you that whispers, “You’re a failure. You’re incompetent. You don’t deserve to be happy.” Logically you know that’s not true, but the critical voices won’t shut up. You take care of everyone – your kids, your partner, people at work- but you never take care of yourself. There’s no joy anymore. It’s exhausting just to get through the day. What’s even more frustrating is that you have so many personal and professional goals but you feel so emotionally paralyzed that you can’t even get started. This then reinforces those awful voices that tell you you’re a failure.
There’s always been this little voice inside you that whispers, “You’re a failure. You’re incompetent. You don’t deserve to be happy.” Logically you know that’s not true, but the critical voices won’t shut up. You take care of everyone – your kids, your partner, people at work- but you never take care of yourself. There’s no joy anymore. It’s exhausting just to get through the day. What’s even more frustrating is that you have so many personal and professional goals but you feel so emotionally paralyzed that you can’t even get started. This then reinforces those awful voices that tell you you’re a failure.
It seems like everyone else has it all together when you struggle to get even one thing right. Past hurts and disappointments remind you every day that you are lacking. You feel even more helpless when you try to get out of this mentality of lack and nothing works. Reminders on social media, along with family and friends, keep telling you that you don’t measure up. You’re exhausted and overwhelmed from even trying. “Why does it have to be so hard?” you wonder. You see the statement "You are enough" written everywhere, from notebooks to pictures on the wall. Even though you want to believe it, deep inside, you can't.
It seems like everyone else has it all together when you struggle to get even one thing right. Past hurts and disappointments remind you every day that you are lacking. You feel even more helpless when you try to get out of this mentality of lack and nothing works. Reminders on social media, along with family and friends, keep telling you that you don’t measure up. You’re exhausted and overwhelmed from even trying. “Why does it have to be so hard?” you wonder. You see the statement "You are enough" written everywhere, from notebooks to pictures on the wall. Even though you want to believe it, deep inside, you can't.
"The most fundamental aggression to ourselves, the most fundamental harm we can do to ourselves, is to remain ignorant by not having the courage and the respect to look at ourselves honestly and gently." -Pema Chödrön, When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
"The most fundamental aggression to ourselves, the most fundamental harm we can do to ourselves, is to remain ignorant by not having the courage and the respect to look at ourselves honestly and gently." -Pema Chödrön, When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
I am the founder and director of Conscious Connections Psychology Group. The mission and vision of our group is to provide quality, holistic and affordable care to people surrounding Sherman Oaks, Burbank, Pasadena, and throughout California thanks to telehealth. At Conscious Connections, we bridge the gap between Western evidence based practices and ancient healing of the soul. We strive to make each individual and community well and whole. We prioritize preventive and integrative care. Ultimately we strive for you to have a strong connection to your inner healer and messenger, so that you can be integrated, whole and thrive.
I am the founder and director of Conscious Connections Psychology Group. The mission and vision of our group is to provide quality, holistic and affordable care to people surrounding Sherman Oaks, Burbank, Pasadena, and throughout California thanks to telehealth. At Conscious Connections, we bridge the gap between Western evidence based practices and ancient healing of the soul. We strive to make each individual and community well and whole. We prioritize preventive and integrative care. Ultimately we strive for you to have a strong connection to your inner healer and messenger, so that you can be integrated, whole and thrive.
I enjoy working collaboratively with clients using Narrative therapy to help YOU become the AUTHOR of your own story. I support my clients in holding the pen to change their narrative and break free from any stories that no longer serve them. I enjoy international travel and learning about various cultural customs! This gives me a unique perspective to meet client's at the core of who they are. I invite clients to teach me about their world view and unique cultural experiences so I can be attuned to your needs.
I enjoy working collaboratively with clients using Narrative therapy to help YOU become the AUTHOR of your own story. I support my clients in holding the pen to change their narrative and break free from any stories that no longer serve them. I enjoy international travel and learning about various cultural customs! This gives me a unique perspective to meet client's at the core of who they are. I invite clients to teach me about their world view and unique cultural experiences so I can be attuned to your needs.
Hi and welcome. Seeking help can feel overwhelming, but you’ve taken an important first step. I’ve been a therapist since 1987, beginning my career in substance and alcohol treatment. Since then, I’ve worked with individuals in recovery and have supported parents and children in reducing conflict and building harmonious relationships. These days, anxiety and stress seem to be the major issues facing most people. My clients usually feel relief early on in the process.
Whether you’re navigating family dynamics, substance recovery, life transitions, anxiety, trauma, or personal growth, I’m here to support you every step of the way.
Hi and welcome. Seeking help can feel overwhelming, but you’ve taken an important first step. I’ve been a therapist since 1987, beginning my career in substance and alcohol treatment. Since then, I’ve worked with individuals in recovery and have supported parents and children in reducing conflict and building harmonious relationships. These days, anxiety and stress seem to be the major issues facing most people. My clients usually feel relief early on in the process.
Whether you’re navigating family dynamics, substance recovery, life transitions, anxiety, trauma, or personal growth, I’m here to support you every step of the way.
Something awful has happened and it's been super hard to ignore lately. Though you’ve continued to barrel through and smile through it all, only you know that your mind hasn’t stopped replaying this awful thing you don’t want to remember for several weeks. Not being able to sleep or feel in the moment when you really want to- I specialize in working with millennial women who have similar experiences. They have survived a traumatic event and are ready to heal, trust their decision making, and finally start looking forward to the future. You deserve to feel like yourself again, to truly feel joy behind the smile others see.
Something awful has happened and it's been super hard to ignore lately. Though you’ve continued to barrel through and smile through it all, only you know that your mind hasn’t stopped replaying this awful thing you don’t want to remember for several weeks. Not being able to sleep or feel in the moment when you really want to- I specialize in working with millennial women who have similar experiences. They have survived a traumatic event and are ready to heal, trust their decision making, and finally start looking forward to the future. You deserve to feel like yourself again, to truly feel joy behind the smile others see.
Sometimes, people find themselves in chaos and unable to manage their own lives. Other times, people feel they are suffering in silence and going it alone. If this is what you are going through, know that you can reach out for the help that you need. Therapy provides you with an opportunity to confront your problems, learn new ways to cope, and help you grow in your personal development. I work with individuals to uncover and work through unresolved issues in an effort to regain control of their lives.
Sometimes, people find themselves in chaos and unable to manage their own lives. Other times, people feel they are suffering in silence and going it alone. If this is what you are going through, know that you can reach out for the help that you need. Therapy provides you with an opportunity to confront your problems, learn new ways to cope, and help you grow in your personal development. I work with individuals to uncover and work through unresolved issues in an effort to regain control of their lives.
Are you looking for ways to connect with your inner strengths and resiliency - and to learn skills for coping with life's challenges, disappointments and transitions? Do you want to re-establish a connection with yourself or create healthy communication styles in your dating, friendships, family or marriage relationship? Has the pandemic allowed you to pause and re-evaluate next steps with a new path? In my work at Flourish and the Institute for Girls’ Development, I assist high school seniors, young women and women to find balance and learn ways to cultivate strengths.
Are you looking for ways to connect with your inner strengths and resiliency - and to learn skills for coping with life's challenges, disappointments and transitions? Do you want to re-establish a connection with yourself or create healthy communication styles in your dating, friendships, family or marriage relationship? Has the pandemic allowed you to pause and re-evaluate next steps with a new path? In my work at Flourish and the Institute for Girls’ Development, I assist high school seniors, young women and women to find balance and learn ways to cultivate strengths.
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Women's Issues Therapists
How do you encourage a woman to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual may be suffering, and what effects it has on them, should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can women prepare for therapy?
Women can prepare for therapy by being willing to talk about their past experiences and their private thoughts. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. Between sessions, it can be useful to write down notes about their reaction to a given event or how they felt at a particular time.
How long does therapy for women’s issues often last?
As with any type of therapy, sessions depend on the individual and the challenges they face. Therapy types like Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Prolonged exposure therapy (PET), and Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) can be brief, most often ranging from between 5 and 20 sessions. In some cases, such as for women with eating disorders, residential treatment may be recommended for an individual who is judged to be at high risk of self-harm. For any therapy, the duration will depend on the progress made and results realized.
How can women overcome stigma around specific challenges in order to seek therapy?
Women dealing with domestic abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, and any other number of troubles may feel a stigma around seeking help. It’s important to remember that these issues are not uncommon and there is no shame in getting help for them. Therapy is confidential, and women can talk about their experiences without fear of judgment. Seeking therapy can be a courageous and liberating act, and an important step toward healing and recovery.