Muslim Therapists in Woodland Hills, CA

I am a licensed psychotherapist with extensive experience working with teenagers, young adults, and families. Using an integrative therapeutic approach including CBT, DBT, trauma-informed, and other modalities, I treat a wide range of mental health issues, including Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, low self-esteem, and other issues. As a therapist, I am committed to providing a safe, caring, and accepting environment that encourages healing and growth.

As a licensed therapist, I consider it a great privilege to be part of someone’s healing and growth, where they are free to be wholly human. I recognize that seeking therapy can have stigmas attached to it among some marginalized and minority communities. I am passionate about breaking through these stigmas and can uniquely understand coming from these communities myself as a Muslim and child of immigrants. I aim to provide therapy within a social justice framework that is holistic and trauma informed. I believe that the personal is political, and therefore, that therapy can not be inherently apolitical.

Life can be a whirlwind. Whether it be unexpected crisis, unresolved past trauma, intimate relationships, the dating process, family, or life feeling like a day to day battle. At the heart of my practice is a commitment to creating a safe, non-judgmental & peaceful space for my clients to explore their inner thoughts and feelings. For us to engage & develop understanding and awareness. A beautiful journey of self-exploration. I take a holistic approach & look at all aspects of your life. The goal is for clients to gain the skills, power & resilience needed to achieve strength, growth and healing. I keep it real, always.

Congratulations on taking the next step in improving your life. You might be feeling stuck or uncertain about what you want your future to look like. Or you may be feeling stuck with a relationship. Either way, together we can work on getting you more clarity and skills that can help you get the life you know you deserve. Kamal is a Certified Brainspotting therapist who also uses interventions and knowledge from Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), and attachment theory so his clients better understand why they are feeling stuck and learn effective ways of getting unstuck.

Greetings! I'm Honey, a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist dedicated to helping couples build resilient relationships, guiding parents (all stages of parenting) through the challenges of family life, and supporting Individuals/ Executives and/or Athletics facing anxiety and/or depression. With a compassionate and collaborative approach, I am committed to creating a safe space for exploration, growth, and healing.

Welcome to my practice! Deciding to seek psychotherapy is a significant step, and I commend your courage in taking it. My practice welcomes a diverse clientele, including adults, couples, families, and individuals of all ages, from children to teens. I am here to support you through challenges such as anxiety, interpersonal conflicts, depression, grief, trauma, adoption/foster care issues, or significant life changes. I ensure a culturally sensitive, adaptable approach, tailoring my methods to each client. Fluent in Armenian and Farsi, I provide a compassionate, non-judgmental, and safe environment for healing and growth.

I am a clinical psychologist and founder of COPE Psychological Center and I specialize in addiction, trauma, and mood disorders. In addition to my practice, I also manage a residential treatment program and am on faculty at UCLA. My goal in therapy is to utilize evidence-based treatments to help you understand the parts of your life most impacting you so that you can gain the tools, insights, and skills necessary to live the life you want. I hope to help you write new mental scripts, engage in more intentional behaviors, and ultimately have a new emotional experience that will provide the pathway to the life you want.

I enjoy working with adults in an individual setting. I like helping with transitional issues, stress management, and depression. With these myriad of needs, my goal is to explore what you hope to get out of treatment so we can get you there and remind you how much progress you have made on your difficult days.

Loss, failure, and separation are major root causes of many forms of suffering in life. But they are not always evident, we may be too young when live through them, or we may not feel their impact until long after an event. Sometimes they even travel through generations. As a psychotherapist, I have spent over 25 years helping people who suffered from a variety of emotional and relational problems created by one or a combination of these issues, ranging from basic unhappiness to unhealthy relationships, workplace conflicts, divorce and separations, parents struggling with their children, migration and forced separation, even trauma.

Therapy is successful when you have a therapist who understands you AND knows how to help you. I work with men and women navigating relationships, anxiety/depression, major life transitions, and family conflicts, all while trying to integrate two very different cultures – the one we’re born into and the one we’re living in. As a South Asian woman and a therapist for over 7 years, I understand how culture plays a huge role in our unique challenges and expectations.

At Bridges Therapy Group of California, we’re dedicated to matching you with the perfect therapist for you and ensuring that your insurance will truly pay for your sessions. We are contracted, in-network providers with all the insurers listed below. We verify your benefits before you start so there are no surprises to you.

Calling all South Asian Misfits who feel like they don't belong: Being yourself does not make you "less" of a South Asian; it makes you a more genuine one. If you have been ever labeled the "Black sheep" of your community or family, been told that you are "Too South Asian", or "Not South Asian enough", you belong right here! That's why I go by "The Bad Indian Therapist", because as someone who was raised Indian and Catholic, I've also been called these things too. I'm here to tell you that sometimes it's OK to be "bad", and even if we did everything right, we're still going to make mistakes. So, let's be "bad" together!

Ayat Madi, LCSW Seeking mental health services is the first step towards a healthy lifestyle. Whether you're struggling to feel understood, trying to cope with everyday stressors, working on personal relationships or simply need a weekly check-in, I am here to provide you with guidance and support. I work with all clients that feel ready to make changes and focus on particular goals. I provide the upmost respect and unbiased environment to ensure a safe space for my clients.

I am an advocate for the soul’s desire for expansion and connection with others. I work in the service of the psyche to bring unconscious material to the conscious to facilitate sustainable change, transformation, and growth. I welcome you as you are, whether you are suffering from a dependency, such as problematic substance use, or a mental health condition, like trauma-related difficulties. I incorporate both the Twelve Step and harm reduction methods in my practice. Since I honor and see the value in both modalities, I will work collaboratively with you to determine which approach would best serve your path towards wholeness.

“Love and anger are such a puzzle!" Mr. Rogers exclaimed, "It’s the people we love the most who can make us feel the gladdest . . . and the maddest! It’s hard for us, as adults, to understand and manage our angry feelings toward parents, spouses, and children, or to keep their anger toward us in perspective. It’s a different kind of anger from the kind we may feel toward strangers because it is so deeply intertwined with caring and attachment." Does this sound familiar? You are not alone.