Person-Centered Therapists in North East, Pasadena, CA

My name is Iris, I am a bilingual (Spanish & English) Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Long Beach, California. I am a first-generation immigrant of Mexican/Nicaraguan descent. I aim to provide culturally sensitive and compassionate services to all individuals; I am passionate about working with the immigrant population, and the LGBTQ+/BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community. I have worked in the mental health field for 18 years working with diverse communities in a variety of settings.

Hello. My name is Naala Richards. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in both California and Colorado. I hope to be your person amidst this busy life, who holds space for you, as you tend to pain, grief, sadness, anxiety, anger, self-doubt, and any other thoughts and feelings. My goal is to be a nonjudgmental support and guide as you move towards wholeness and healing. I work with teenagers and adults. I have specific experience working with grief, loss, depression, anxiety, life transitions, and supporting those living with chronic health issues.

Sometimes life can be like standing in a garden filled with weeds that are 20 feet tall leading you to feel stuck, suffocated, and lonely. It can be hard to know where to start and how to make your way through the weeds. Depression and anxiety can often make us feel the same way. What are the current weeds in your life? Grief? Anxiety? Dating? Relationship conflicts?

I am a bilingual (English/Armenian) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I have worked in an array of settings from school principal, community mental health, and volunteering in non-profit organizations. I utilize Client Centered approach with empathetic listening and creating an atmosphere in which my clients feel safe to express their feelings with certainty and that they are being understood rather than judged. I also focus on facilitating self-discovery, self-acceptance, and provide means toward healing and positive growth.

Are you facing life's complexities and challenges? I'm here to help. As a therapist, I support clients in addressing a range of issues—whether they are current or rooted in the past. I firmly believe that the relationship we have with ourselves is foundational to improving the quality of our lives. That is why I work with clients in helping them explore aspects of themselves that may be interfering with their growth and development. Oftentimes this can manifest in the form of unhelpful behaviors, unhealthy ways of coping, or clinical disorders. Whatever it may look like, we can work through it together.

You’re exhausted. Looking at the clock, you see the day is almost over, and your to-do list is longer now than it was this morning. There are simply not enough hours in the day to get everything done. You’re drowning as each new task threatens to drag you under and leave you gasping for air. Just when you’re about to take a moment for yourself, someone asks you for help, and your guilt won’t allow you to say “no.” You haven’t been able to take time for yourself in years. Lately, your existence seems to belong to everyone but you. You don’t even remember the dreams and goals you once had. There must be more to life than this, in you.

You're here for a reason. Something inside you knows the way you’re living can be better. Together, we’ll uncover what that better is and explore ways to live with more authenticity and fulfillment. I specialize in the areas of addiction, anxiety, and ADD / ADHD. I also do significant work with clients experiencing attachment issues and trauma / PTSD using TF-CBT and EMDR.

Accepting Female adult clients in need of support to process anxiety, women's issues, self esteem, empty-nesting, divorce recovery, phase of life issues, relational issues, retirement, via tele-health appointments. Patients can have no history of SI, HI, no self harm, no hospitalizations.

Hi there! I'm Lacy. I provide therapy for cycle-breakers. Who is a cycle breaker, you ask? A cycle-breaker refers to anyone consciously choosing to change harmful patterns in themselves and their relationships. Common patterns I address in my practice include fostering independence, processing grief, increasing self-esteem and self-compassion, and healing from abusive behavior. If you know something needs to change for the better in yourself and your relationships but aren’t sure how to start, let’s talk.