Therapists in San Jacinto, CA

Hi there, I'm Fernando! I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about providing support to all of my clients through challenges and difficult life situations. I am experienced in treating anxiety, depression, psychosis symptoms. My approach is client-centered, individualized, and empathetic. I believe in the power of empathy and unconditional positive regard towards my clients. I take my time to provide a safe and warm environment for my clients; to express themselves in a genuine and transparent manner.

I am the owner of Diamond Valley Therapy. Myself and Norma (Spanish Speaking) work with Individuals, Couples, and Families. I'm Philip, and I'm excited you've found my page. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with experience working with individuals struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, parenting, loss, domestic violence, and barriers to future goals. It isn't easy to reach out to a stranger for help, so I'd like to commend you for taking this difficult step. I feel honored and humbled that you have chosen me to guide you through this most difficult time. Feel free to call to answer your questions.

Mike Rizzo LMFT Addiction Recovery. I have worked in the recovery field since 2004.Since 2007 I have worked at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, developing and managing their Addiction Recovery Services / Crystal Meth Recovery Services. I also was the Program Director at CAST Centers in West Hollywood. I am trained in working with individuals in the LGBTQI community. I specialize in addiction recovery and am comfortable working with clients dealing with depression and anxiety. I believe clients intuitively have their own answers and I work to help clients find their truth. I work compassionately and can be directive with my clients.

Hi my name is Lamar Whaley. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. As a therapist, my goal is to assist and empower clients to address the factors/stressors (e.g., personal, familial/social, spiritual, academic etc.) that you experience as well as introduce and assist you in applying different interventions that will empower you in managing your emotions and reducing the behaviors/symptoms that interfere/impair your daily life functioning. I specialize in treating clients who struggle with depression and anxiety. I have provided therapeutic services for clients of all ages and different ethnicities/cultural backgrounds.

The issue we all struggle with is how to remain present when our minds constantly are driven to anticipate and control an unmanageable future and keep a tight grip on an unbearable past (so that we are not overcome by it). When this dilemma becomes too much we lose trust, faith, and the use of intuition and begin to operate on fear, shame, and anger. This pattern is altered through someone making a “leap of faith” and trusting that someone can understand and see things through their eyes. This is what I consider to be the heart of my work and it typically means that change is happening before any other “intervention”.

My name is Seth Scher, and I am a LMFT who works in Northern California. I have worked for several non-profit community mental health programs, providing psychotherapy and case management services to those who have struggled with issues of trauma, substance abuse, and mental illness. I have worked in behavioral health for more than 35 years and have been a licensed therapist for 15 years. The areas that I have worked in are relationships, substance abuse, mental illness, and trauma. In addition, in the past 10 years, I have worked in geriatrics (elders) and the family challenges that can occur while caring for dementia.

Therapy does not have to take a long time. My physical offices are actually in Riverside & Moreno Valley. I assist individuals & couples to successfully get through their difficult (or ongoing) stage) of their lives to acquire a healthier, more effective perspective of their relationships, their situations, & their lives. My professional background for the past 2 decades include working with adults and adolescents who have experienced trauma, grief & loss, Family/Parenting concerns, relationship issues, Depression, & Anxiety-Related challenges.

In the journey of life, we all encounter challenges that can be overwhelming, leaving us feeling lost, anxious, or stuck. If you find yourself facing such hurdles, you've taken the courageous first step towards positive change by exploring the possibilities of therapy. My name is Sergio Gonzalez, and I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 10 years of clinical experience working with adolescents and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and challenges with adjustment.

Hello! I'm Nathan Aish, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) located in San Diego, California. I have 26 years of healthcare leadership experience, including 9 years of providing therapy to individuals, couples, and families. My approach to therapy integrates person-centered, trauma-informed, strength-based, harm-reduction, gender-responsive, and cultural humility perspectives. My personal approach to therapy is to create a collaborative partnership with clients and treat them with dignity, respect, and humility.

I'm a integrative counselor who will help you get more satisfaction out of life. I've helped hundreds of people to dramatically improve how they feel and relate to others. Whether you're challenged by relationship problems, depression, anxiety, phobias, guilt, grief, anger, addictions, eating disorders, spiritual issues, trauma, PTSD, compulsive behaviors or communication challenges, I can help you with powerful techniques including: Rapid Resolution Therapy, CBT, TCT, Hypnosis and EFT, among others. Importantly, I treat the whole person, including your spiritual side if desired. I'll help you feel better and get better fast.

As psychologist, I try to approach you as a whole person in all your psychological and spiritual needs. If you have problems in living, may they be caused by mental illness or extreme stress; together, we will find solutions. I teach you to listen to yourself and use your resources to deal with the difficulties you encounter: like stress, loss, anxiety, worries, depression or hopelessness, and the psychological consequences of medical illness and disabilities. I believe that there is meaning in every life, that there is a worthwhile goal for everyone and that you can find it.

Sometimes, it is challenging to accept that we need help. This is true for most physicians, nurses, and other healthcare workers. The self-sacrifice required often leads to professionals putting their own needs last, with the stigma surrounding seeking mental and emotional help within the field only exacerbating the issue. Moreover, patients are difficult to please and don't accept any mistakes. As a result, healthcare workers are exposed to burnout, depression, anxiety, and in extreme cases, suicidal ideas—a perfect mix to develop problems with emotional partners and children. However, help is here...

The first half of a person's lifespan, depending on their cultural background and societal rules tend to follow collective norms. However, during the transition into second life (JUNG, 1919) an individual experiences the limits of their origin. My hope is for you to forgive what has occurred through reflection and welcome what is coming through acceptance.