Male Therapists in Woodward Park, Fresno, CA

My name is Jose Navarro, but my family and friends call me "Joe." I am a licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC) who uses a person-centered, trauma-informed approach with my clients. I love to work with individuals facing life stressors, anxiety, depression, relational problems, and trauma work, to name a few.

I would like to offer myself and my time and expertise to assist you in your journey... whether you find yourself struggling with emotional issues, or seeking self improvement, or exploring relationship needs. I pledge to provide a supportive environment for our work together. I will help you set goals and work towards accomplishing them. Call me for a consultation about your case or to schedule an appointment: 559-460-0562

How did you end up here? Stuck in an unfulfilling marriage and paralyzed by fear. Your anxiety and other men’s issues are causing you to struggle to connect, communicate and resolve conflict with your spouse. It is having a negative impact on how you show up as a parent. Now might be the time for you to connect with a marriage counselor who can help.

I enjoy partnering with all ages, but especially with adolescents, young adults, adults and seniors going through significant life transitions and crises. Together, we’ll find clues in childhood, family patterns, memories, dreams and nightmares, negative thoughts, and hurtful relationships to alleviate anxiety, fear, depression, grief, and hopelessness. I enjoy working with clients from diverse backgrounds and really resonate with artist, musicians, and other creative types.

My name is Jay Mosoff. I'm a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I take an individualized approach to therapy by choosing therapeutic interventions that are best suited to my clients and their goals. I believe in unconditional positive regard and focus on anxiety and how it underlies depression and many other problems. I also love working with couples and families! Our sessions are a collaboration. I believe we all do the best we can and communicate that attitude in various ways. All in all, I work to create an environment where clients feel safe.

The relationship you have with your therapist is the biggest factor contributing to positive outcomes in therapy. Establishing a relationship built on mutual trust and respect is the first step in the journey towards health. I work with children and adults to establish this relationship from the very beginning. My goal is to create an experience for children and adults that allows you to connect with your sense of self and who you are, express those feelings and needs that are often hidden away, and realize the potential for growth inside each of us.

I work with patients who are highly motivated to overcome challenges, and to gain meaningful self-discovery and self-development. My overall goal for patients is to promote real change, noticeable healing, and genuine insight (into oneself, others, and circumstances). I try to support and strengthen patients' coping abilities, while at the same time help them discover ways they undermine or self-sabotage their own success and well-being. I work to empower patients to develop themselves and develop healthier lives and relationships over time. It almost always take more time than we wish it did. Thus, I do not do brief therapy.

Concerned about the behavior of your child or teenager? Having difficulty connecting with someone you care about? I enjoy working collaboratively with clients of all ages, but specialize in using my experience gained working with the juvenile corrections population and establishing an Adolescent DBT Program for Kings View Counseling Services to provide effective treatment to families with children or adolescents who struggle with explosive anger, substance abuse, mood disruption or self-harming behaviors. Together we work to improve their understanding and control of their emotional and mental responses in order to accomplish their life goals.

I work best with people who are emotionally hurting and want to do something about it. Typically someone will be referred due to an emotional or physical affair, separation, divorce, death or other major life crisis. I also work with family members who might be coming on tough times through various changes.

For the past 18 years, I have been providing therapy to children, teens, adults, parents and families. I work with individuals suffering through depression, anxiety, grief, anger, trauma, mood fluctuations and behavioral issues, by emotional-bodily processing & reworking old family, archetypal, communication and thought patterns that may no longer be serving your growth in a safe, supporting, nurturing and non-judgmental space. My approach is a holistic one that incorporates the mental, emotional, physical & spiritual realms to help bring about symptom relief and empowered change.

Are you feeling stuck, unsatisfied or overwhelmed? Life seems to be moving fast and becoming too much to handle. You're not quite feeling like your usual self or you just feel "off". This may be effecting your relationships, career, and personal life. Imagine feeling like you are in control of your thoughts and emotions. Imagine being able to handle life's challenges with confidence. Counseling gives you the opportunity to change through new thinking patterns, self awareness, and exploring your situation with an caring professional.

Hello! My name is James Clarke and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist in California. I approach therapy with a foundation of compassion and draw from years of experience and genuine passion for serving others. My therapeutic style is centered around building a strong relational connection and fostering an interactive and supportive environment to collaboratively work towards your goals.

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My commitment and passion is to support the development of individuals struggling with a wide variety of issues. I provide a safe, nurturing, non-judgmental, and confidential environment to ensure that we collaborate and discover what’s important to you.I have many years of experience treating diverse populations, backgrounds, and cultures. I use a myriad of psychotherapy modalities, which I use interchangeably.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years of experience. I am a US Army Veteran. I am fluent in English and Spanish. I received my Bachelor Degree in Social Work from CSU Fresno in 2006 and my Master Degree in Social Work from CSU Fresno in 2008. I have experience in both in-patient and out-patient mental health treatment, co-occurring treatment for substance abuse and mental health issues, I work with individuals couples and families, and I welcome patients from ages 5 and up.

I am an advocate for social justice and aspire to reduce stigma related to mental health disorders. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, or a life transition, therapy can work for you. I believe everyone can benefit from therapy and my goal is to support you in your journey back to wholeness, healing, and personal growth. You have a voice that deserves to be heard and story that deserves to be told. Lets work together to create the change you desire for your life.

Let’s be honest, life is often a struggle. We go through hardships in our relationships, at work, school, home, and within ourselves. Some experience depression, anxiety or trauma, while others struggle to understand or accept who they are. That being said, life is also amazing and can be full of beautiful moments and experiences. The difficulty lies when our struggles get in the way of being able to enjoy those good moments. My hope as your therapist is to help you manage and overcome whatever struggles you may be experiencing, and to allow you to enjoy the beauty in life again.

In my experience, one of the most difficult things to do in life is to “begin again.” To do so takes bravery, courage and deep personal honesty. Discovering the end of a road is one thing, but being willing to collect one's self and take new steps into uncharted territory — that takes incredible strength. As one who has struggled to “begin again” I’m here to welcome, guide and encourage you on the new roads you may choose to take. If you’re looking to “begin again” or simply processing the loss of that “let down” of life, I might be the one to help guide you along that courageous journey.

Hello, my name is Joe Sasson. I am a licensed clinical social worker, license 75121. I enjoy working with diverse populations, ages spanning from 8 to 108 years old. My approach to helping you is to listen to you attentively and then we, both together, figure out what your goals for therapy are. I believe in your strength and inner wisdom to help us guide the healing process. Strengthening you is the goal. I use EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), EFT (emotional freedom technique), TFT (thought field therapy), AIT (advanced integrative therapy), CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and parts work.