Psychosis Therapists in Inglewood, CA
There is really no issue to big or too small to bring to therapy. I have seen people go through so much positive change because of their work in therapy and think it is such an awesome process. Just because we can go through life in survival mode and bouncing off our ups and downs, does not mean we should. I love to talk about everything therapy, so I encourage people to reach out.
There is really no issue to big or too small to bring to therapy. I have seen people go through so much positive change because of their work in therapy and think it is such an awesome process. Just because we can go through life in survival mode and bouncing off our ups and downs, does not mean we should. I love to talk about everything therapy, so I encourage people to reach out.
I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship. -Louisa May Alcott. Hello! I am Crystal Williams, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker serving Californians via telehealth. I have 10 years of experience providing therapy to people from all walks of life. I began my clinical journey at USC Telehealth, then worked with Los Angeles County and the Department of Defense before committing to full-time private practice.
I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship. -Louisa May Alcott. Hello! I am Crystal Williams, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker serving Californians via telehealth. I have 10 years of experience providing therapy to people from all walks of life. I began my clinical journey at USC Telehealth, then worked with Los Angeles County and the Department of Defense before committing to full-time private practice.
Achieving peace of mind is a worthwhile goal. I tailor therapeutic strategies to your individual unique needs. I work from a trauma-responsive, strengths-based, and client-centered approach while balancing practical strategies you can walk away with. Newly or self-diagnosed? I can help you navigate anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, grief and loss, family & relationship issues, as well as employment and student stressors. I support in areas of maternal MH, foster care and adoption, and in an LGBTQ+ -affirming environment. I also offer clinical supervision and have many years experience supervising associates gathering BBS hours.
Achieving peace of mind is a worthwhile goal. I tailor therapeutic strategies to your individual unique needs. I work from a trauma-responsive, strengths-based, and client-centered approach while balancing practical strategies you can walk away with. Newly or self-diagnosed? I can help you navigate anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, grief and loss, family & relationship issues, as well as employment and student stressors. I support in areas of maternal MH, foster care and adoption, and in an LGBTQ+ -affirming environment. I also offer clinical supervision and have many years experience supervising associates gathering BBS hours.
Hi there, I'm Oluchi, and I am a licensed clinical social worker in California. I hold a Master's degree in Social Work and an undergraduate degree in Social Work with a certificate in Applied Gerontology. I have over 17 years experience in a hospital setting; in organ transplantation, medicine and in the emergency room setting. I have helped individuals and families in some of their most vulnerable and uncertain times improve their coping, navigate life complexities and develop resilience prior to, during and post life changing experiences; be it anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, chronic illness and feelings of isolation.
Hi there, I'm Oluchi, and I am a licensed clinical social worker in California. I hold a Master's degree in Social Work and an undergraduate degree in Social Work with a certificate in Applied Gerontology. I have over 17 years experience in a hospital setting; in organ transplantation, medicine and in the emergency room setting. I have helped individuals and families in some of their most vulnerable and uncertain times improve their coping, navigate life complexities and develop resilience prior to, during and post life changing experiences; be it anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, chronic illness and feelings of isolation.
My approach to therapy is warm and collaborative and I specialize in helping you with trauma recovery, depression, gender issues, and coping with significant life changes. I will work with you to decrease suffering and increase the quality of your relationships at home, work, and goals affecting overall life satisfaction. In the process, I will help you determine what matters most in your life and assist in moving beyond obstacles and engaging in activities you value. I strongly believe that everyone can make positive and lasting changes.
My approach to therapy is warm and collaborative and I specialize in helping you with trauma recovery, depression, gender issues, and coping with significant life changes. I will work with you to decrease suffering and increase the quality of your relationships at home, work, and goals affecting overall life satisfaction. In the process, I will help you determine what matters most in your life and assist in moving beyond obstacles and engaging in activities you value. I strongly believe that everyone can make positive and lasting changes.
My name is Amanda Hernandez, and I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) based in Southern California. I strive to create a supportive and empowering space for individuals who are overcoming the difficulties of life. With a strengths-based, person-centered approach to therapy, it is important to me to value each person's unique experiences and collaborate with them to promote growth, resilience, and well-being. I typically work with individuals, families, children, and adolescents navigating emotional, behavioral, and relational challenges.
My name is Amanda Hernandez, and I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) based in Southern California. I strive to create a supportive and empowering space for individuals who are overcoming the difficulties of life. With a strengths-based, person-centered approach to therapy, it is important to me to value each person's unique experiences and collaborate with them to promote growth, resilience, and well-being. I typically work with individuals, families, children, and adolescents navigating emotional, behavioral, and relational challenges.
I have been in practice since 2007 and have been featured on ABC, NBC, and KCAL as an expert psychologist. I work primarily with men who have hit “rock bottom” and would like help getting up. These men are often in crisis when we first meet. The issues I address are typically related to unhealthy sexual behaviors, infidelity, broken relationships, drugs/alcohol, dishonesty/lying, financial recklessness, and gambling. My therapy approach is a combination of psychoanalytic, cognitive-behavioral, and the 12-Step recovery model. I also share insight from my own painful but redemptive recovery journey.
I have been in practice since 2007 and have been featured on ABC, NBC, and KCAL as an expert psychologist. I work primarily with men who have hit “rock bottom” and would like help getting up. These men are often in crisis when we first meet. The issues I address are typically related to unhealthy sexual behaviors, infidelity, broken relationships, drugs/alcohol, dishonesty/lying, financial recklessness, and gambling. My therapy approach is a combination of psychoanalytic, cognitive-behavioral, and the 12-Step recovery model. I also share insight from my own painful but redemptive recovery journey.
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With over two decades of experience, Marsalee specializes in treating anxiety, bipolar disorder, and PTSD/trauma. She uses an integrative therapeutic approach grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness to help clients develop insight and practical coping strategies. Her expertise also extends to working with individuals experiencing medical or neurological conditions, substance use challenges, and mood disorders, as well as supporting first responders, women, and those with developmental disabilities.
With over two decades of experience, Marsalee specializes in treating anxiety, bipolar disorder, and PTSD/trauma. She uses an integrative therapeutic approach grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness to help clients develop insight and practical coping strategies. Her expertise also extends to working with individuals experiencing medical or neurological conditions, substance use challenges, and mood disorders, as well as supporting first responders, women, and those with developmental disabilities.
During your sessions, Dr. Chindamo’s first goal is to develop a strong trusting rapport with you. Then he will work with you to increase motivation, insight, and problem-solving skills for your specific conflicts. Dr. Chindamo utilizes a combination of different cognitive therapies and works with you to set goals customized to you. He will be honest and direct but caring with you in therapy. His philosophy is that personal happiness provides more meaning to the lives of individuals and those around them In the last 28 years, Dr.
During your sessions, Dr. Chindamo’s first goal is to develop a strong trusting rapport with you. Then he will work with you to increase motivation, insight, and problem-solving skills for your specific conflicts. Dr. Chindamo utilizes a combination of different cognitive therapies and works with you to set goals customized to you. He will be honest and direct but caring with you in therapy. His philosophy is that personal happiness provides more meaning to the lives of individuals and those around them In the last 28 years, Dr.
Intensive Coordinated Specialty Care for thought disorder: building Resiliency, achieving Recovery, and preventing Relapse California OnTrack provides early and effective treatment solely to individuals who are experiencing an episode of disordered thinking or perception (aka psychosis).
California OnTrack is a coordinated specialty care program solely for thought disorders. It is designed to achieve functional recovery and resiliency, and not just reduce the severity or persistence of psychiatric symptoms — Our care model is all about helping you regain a satisfying life that is filled with meaning, purpose and enjoyment, while managing or coping with existing symptoms. Our multidisciplinary team delivers six key interventions: Family Education & Therapy, Medication Management, Supported Education & Employment, Peer Socialization & Support, Cognitive health remediation, and Individual Resiliency Training (IRT). IRT is an umbrella term for a set of overlapping recovery and relapse prevention strategies that includes agency development, social skills training, psychotherapy to improve distress tolerance and social cognition, trauma processing, substance abuse prevention (especially cannabis), as well as techniques to advance resiliency by expanding their repertoire of positive experiences (Broaden-and-Build theory of positive emotions)
Intensive Coordinated Specialty Care for thought disorder: building Resiliency, achieving Recovery, and preventing Relapse California OnTrack provides early and effective treatment solely to individuals who are experiencing an episode of disordered thinking or perception (aka psychosis).
California OnTrack is a coordinated specialty care program solely for thought disorders. It is designed to achieve functional recovery and resiliency, and not just reduce the severity or persistence of psychiatric symptoms — Our care model is all about helping you regain a satisfying life that is filled with meaning, purpose and enjoyment, while managing or coping with existing symptoms. Our multidisciplinary team delivers six key interventions: Family Education & Therapy, Medication Management, Supported Education & Employment, Peer Socialization & Support, Cognitive health remediation, and Individual Resiliency Training (IRT). IRT is an umbrella term for a set of overlapping recovery and relapse prevention strategies that includes agency development, social skills training, psychotherapy to improve distress tolerance and social cognition, trauma processing, substance abuse prevention (especially cannabis), as well as techniques to advance resiliency by expanding their repertoire of positive experiences (Broaden-and-Build theory of positive emotions)
I am also particularly well suited for individuals navigating multicultural identities, life transitions, relationship challenges, psychosis, ADHD, and the everyday stressors that come with being human.
One of my core beliefs about therapy is that if you can’t laugh with someone, it’s hard to feel safe enough to share the harder parts, too. In our work together, there is room for both. I see therapy as a space where all your feelings and experiences are welcome—where we can explore them with curiosity and respect, as a way to better understand yourself and create meaningful change.
I am also particularly well suited for individuals navigating multicultural identities, life transitions, relationship challenges, psychosis, ADHD, and the everyday stressors that come with being human.
One of my core beliefs about therapy is that if you can’t laugh with someone, it’s hard to feel safe enough to share the harder parts, too. In our work together, there is room for both. I see therapy as a space where all your feelings and experiences are welcome—where we can explore them with curiosity and respect, as a way to better understand yourself and create meaningful change.
Do you need support finding your life’s purpose? Do you feel overwhelmed? Do you find it difficult to feel pain and face your shadows? While considering the whole person- heart, soul, mind and body, I trust that you enter therapy having the insight you need to navigate your distress. I use the term "depth emergence" to explain my orientation and approach. It stems from depth psychology, which emphasizes gaining access to the unconscious and bringing it into consciousness. While increasing awareness we derive meaning, evolve, and transform.
Do you need support finding your life’s purpose? Do you feel overwhelmed? Do you find it difficult to feel pain and face your shadows? While considering the whole person- heart, soul, mind and body, I trust that you enter therapy having the insight you need to navigate your distress. I use the term "depth emergence" to explain my orientation and approach. It stems from depth psychology, which emphasizes gaining access to the unconscious and bringing it into consciousness. While increasing awareness we derive meaning, evolve, and transform.
Brenda’s practice also extends to helping individuals manage conditions such as bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia
She provides additional support for populations such as those with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities, ensuring holistic care that addresses both emotional and behavioral aspects of mental health. When she’s not working, Brenda enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and she has a particular love for dogs.She provides addition
Brenda’s practice also extends to helping individuals manage conditions such as bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia
She provides additional support for populations such as those with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities, ensuring holistic care that addresses both emotional and behavioral aspects of mental health. When she’s not working, Brenda enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and she has a particular love for dogs.She provides addition
I primarily work with adolescents and adults who experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, psychosis-like symptoms as well trauma.
I integrate several modes of treatment in my work, including Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal therapy and psychodynamic psychotherapies. I construct therapy based on your personal needs, to relieve suffering, foster growth, and develop insight. I also assist individuals in finding more effective ways to cope through life transition.
I primarily work with adolescents and adults who experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, psychosis-like symptoms as well trauma.
I integrate several modes of treatment in my work, including Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal therapy and psychodynamic psychotherapies. I construct therapy based on your personal needs, to relieve suffering, foster growth, and develop insight. I also assist individuals in finding more effective ways to cope through life transition.
I began my career behind the camera, where every frame was a confession and every cut a defense. That insight pulled me from film sets into the human mind. I earned an M.S. in Counseling Psychology at Cal Lutheran University, then a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute, specializing in Depth Psychology. In practice, I work psychoanalytically: slowing the film, studying the frame, listening for the lines never spoken. Transference isn’t jargon—it’s the projector casting the past onto the present. Together, we confront the shadows you’d rather cut, because only by facing them can your story move toward freedom.
I began my career behind the camera, where every frame was a confession and every cut a defense. That insight pulled me from film sets into the human mind. I earned an M.S. in Counseling Psychology at Cal Lutheran University, then a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute, specializing in Depth Psychology. In practice, I work psychoanalytically: slowing the film, studying the frame, listening for the lines never spoken. Transference isn’t jargon—it’s the projector casting the past onto the present. Together, we confront the shadows you’d rather cut, because only by facing them can your story move toward freedom.
She works with teens navigating school avoidance and identity development, as well as adults managing bipolar disorder, psychosis, or midlife transitions.
Tarsa Barnes, LPCC, helps teens, adults, and seniors across California regain stability, strengthen coping skills, and move toward lasting emotional wellness. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor at LifeStance Health, she provides individual therapy tailored to each client’s needs, whether they are facing anxiety, depression, trauma, or complex mood disorders. Serving clients throughout CA, Tarsa creates a structured yet compassionate space where individuals feel supported as they work through life transitions and mental health challenges. Her clinical specialties include anxiety, depression, and PTSD/trauma.
She works with teens navigating school avoidance and identity development, as well as adults managing bipolar disorder, psychosis, or midlife transitions.
Tarsa Barnes, LPCC, helps teens, adults, and seniors across California regain stability, strengthen coping skills, and move toward lasting emotional wellness. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor at LifeStance Health, she provides individual therapy tailored to each client’s needs, whether they are facing anxiety, depression, trauma, or complex mood disorders. Serving clients throughout CA, Tarsa creates a structured yet compassionate space where individuals feel supported as they work through life transitions and mental health challenges. Her clinical specialties include anxiety, depression, and PTSD/trauma.
Maryam Smith is a Psychologist in California who has a Doctorate and Master’s in clinical psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco. Maryam has provided psychotherapy to a diverse population of clients ranging from adolescents to elder adults. Maryam has worked in different settings such as schools, community health centers, substance abuse clinics and correctional facilities. Maryam’s specialties include depression, anxiety, personality disorders, stress management, spiritual explorations, and cultural issues.
Maryam Smith is a Psychologist in California who has a Doctorate and Master’s in clinical psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco. Maryam has provided psychotherapy to a diverse population of clients ranging from adolescents to elder adults. Maryam has worked in different settings such as schools, community health centers, substance abuse clinics and correctional facilities. Maryam’s specialties include depression, anxiety, personality disorders, stress management, spiritual explorations, and cultural issues.
My practice focuses on working with individuals who are struggling with persistent emotional or relational difficulties that are not easily resolved through short-term approaches. This often includes experiences rooted in early development—what psychoanalysis describes as primitive mental states—which can influence how one feels, thinks, and relates to others.
I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Psychoanalyst working with patients across the lifespan—from adolescence through senior adulthood—in a full-time psychoanalytic private practice in downtown San Luis Obispo.
My practice focuses on working with individuals who are struggling with persistent emotional or relational difficulties that are not easily resolved through short-term approaches. This often includes experiences rooted in early development—what psychoanalysis describes as primitive mental states—which can influence how one feels, thinks, and relates to others.
I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Psychoanalyst working with patients across the lifespan—from adolescence through senior adulthood—in a full-time psychoanalytic private practice in downtown San Luis Obispo.
Dr. Preet Joneja is a licensed clinical Psychologist in California who has been practicing since 2000. She has a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, and a Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science. Dr. Joneja uses a biopsychosocial framework to health and recovery. She applies evidenced based interventions to help clients cope more effectively with stressful situations, mental health problems, addictions, and chronic conditions that interfere with life and physical health. In a collaborative process, Dr.
Dr. Preet Joneja is a licensed clinical Psychologist in California who has been practicing since 2000. She has a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, and a Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science. Dr. Joneja uses a biopsychosocial framework to health and recovery. She applies evidenced based interventions to help clients cope more effectively with stressful situations, mental health problems, addictions, and chronic conditions that interfere with life and physical health. In a collaborative process, Dr.
We live in a time of great change. Many of the changes are forcing us to evaluate our values, our professions, our lifestyles, and many of our choices. This might feel like a personal earthquake. The upside of this time is that it provides a great opportunity for creating a new you, a you that remembers why Your life is worth living.
We live in a time of great change. Many of the changes are forcing us to evaluate our values, our professions, our lifestyles, and many of our choices. This might feel like a personal earthquake. The upside of this time is that it provides a great opportunity for creating a new you, a you that remembers why Your life is worth living.
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Psychosis Therapists
What’s the most effective treatment for psychosis?
The most effective treatment for psychosis is coordinated specialty care. In this model, a team of professionals works with a patient to address all aspects of the underlying disorder. This approach incorporates individual or group therapy, employment and education support, family support and education, medication management (which often involves low doses of antipsychotics), and case management to facilitate problem-solving as needed.
When should people seek treatment for psychosis?
People should seek immediate treatment at the earliest indication of psychosis. Symptoms include delusions, hallucinations, disorganized or blocked speech, and agitated body movements. Early signs that a person may be developing a disorder that will lead to psychosis include suspiciousness of others, memory problems and distractibility, an inability to think clearly, rapid or nonsensical speech, withdrawal from friends or family, aggression toward others, and sensitivity to bright lights or noises.
What if psychosis is left untreated?
Without treatment, psychosis can have significant repercussions, including injuries, job loss, homelessness, financial or legal trouble, ruptured relationships, and suffering for the person and their family. While early treatment for psychosis often yields the best results, there is no point past which it becomes useless to seek treatment. At any point, treatment can make a difference.
How do I get someone else to seek treatment for psychosis?
It’s extremely difficult to watch a loved one suffer from hallucinations, delusions, and other elements of psychosis—sometimes exacerbated by their fears of treatment. Have a conversation with them in a quiet space and maintain a calm, supportive tone. Share your concerns about behaviors you’ve observed, suggest treatment, and explain the potential benefits. Listen carefully to their responses. The person may not be ready after one conversation, but with time, they may come around.