"Is this you? All we do is fight! It seems like we never hear each other and neither of us listens anymore! It is so frustrating I do not want to come home and try. I have been successfully helping couples to develop the tools necessary to communicate effectively for more than 20 years. Having disagreements is not unusual. Learning how to resolve disagreements is a key element to healthy relationships. Conflict resolution is about learning to fight fairly by listening in an atmosphere of Respect, Trust, Safety and love and not placing my desire to be right over the relationship. $150 per 50-minute session. Discounted rates apt.11-4"

"I empower individuals, couples, and teams to find relief and achieve goals. Don't face difficult situations alone or continue actions that bring poor outcomes. Use my comfortable and interactive style to help you relax, vent, identify barriers to success, develop new patterns, and find a path towards work and personal satisfaction."

"Are you struggling with grief, depression, anxiety, managing your emotions or another challenge? I specialize in Grief Therapy, am also trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and I believe I can help you through your difficult life situation. I work with adults of all ages, including seniors, and have over 20 years of experience. My approach is strength-based and solution-focused and I help individuals gain insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. I believe I can help you develop helpful coping skills, reduce your suffering and improve your emotional and mental well-being. I have openings for new clients."

" I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who uses humor and compassion in providing client centered, solution focused interventions. My clinical experience is in working with individuals of all ages to resolve the effects of anxiety, grief and loss. Have you, or know someone who has just been given a diagnosis of cancer? Understanding your fear and confusion are things I believe I can help you look at. My goal is to assist you to obtain personal insight, strength and skills to find peace."

"We all deserve to feel good about ourselves. During times of stress feelings of anxiety and sadness can be overwhelming and lessen ones sense of self worth. Therapists assist in restoring emotional balance and feelings of well being, by listening, identifying patterns of destructive thoughts, and helping to build more effective thought patterns and coping mechanisms. It is a process that requires openness, patience, and kindness with one's self. Feeling safe with one's therapist is vital. The most important quality, may be the experience of being valued, accepted and understood. The therapeutic relationship becomes a foundation for change."

"I am a licensed psychologist conducting therapy and counseling. I specialize in working with adults. I have specialties in the areas of grief, traumas, depression and anxiety however have seen clients for a variety of issues. My primary approach to therapy is based on an insight-oriented relational model to treatment however, I supplement my work with Somatic Experiencing, a trauma treatment informed by the mind and body connection. My clinical work is informed by the understanding that a therapeutic relationship can help restructure one's internal emotional world and cognitive functioning, which is supported by attachment and neuropsychology research."

"I am deeply passionate about the work I do with individuals, couples, and families. I approach every case with hope and optimism that positive change can occur while I also recognize how biological and social factors contribute to mental health struggles. Therapy is the place to set yourself free and to explore old wounds and patterns that interfere with the present. I will walk you through your pain and help you identify triggers; together, we can implement healthy coping skills that will work for you. I am compassionate, yet direct in my approach, and I believe the therapeutic relationship is the best tool to facilitate change."

"It’s a new day. No more shame. The first step is seeking out a therapist who understands your experience. I have been in practice for 10 years. I’ve worked in Compton, Watts, Gardena, and now Long Beach developing the skills needed to address diverse multicultural issues. Therapy can give you the opportunity to process things happening in your life with an unbiased person. How many of us have asked our friends or family for feedback on things happening in our lives (I'll raise my hand). The only problem with that is their solutions or feedback, can be biased or self-motivated. "