Suicidal Ideation Therapists in Red Bluff, CA

I specializing with children as well as adults dealing with trauma, ADHD, anger, conflict resolution, anxiety, and depression. I completed my Masters in Social Work (MSW) at California State University, San Bernardino in 2019. While there, I focused on family and children counseling.

Parish Health and Wellness (PHW) is a group practice providing telehealth counseling throughout California. Our therapist are talented at creating a space for healing! There are many of us struggling with life issues (such as divorce, depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction). We have 10 well trained and compassionate providers working with PHW. Between the providers we are able to provide high quality service to people age 8 and up dealing with a wide variety of mental health needs. Check out our website to meet our providers and explore more in-depth videos on several topics.

I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Pupil Personnel Services Credential in School Social Work with a small team of amazing Associate Clinical Social Workers. Our specialties include working with children, teens and families, helping people of all ages heal from trauma and deal with stress and providing services including psychological evaluations for immigration cases. We also love working with members of the LGBTQ+ community, people who have migrated and their families and folks who have overcome multiple layers of hardship.

I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a BA in Social Work from CSU, Chico and MA in Counseling Psychology from National University. I worked as a Drug and Alcohol Counselor at the Tehama County Health Agency in the Juvenile division and as a MFT Trainee at Manzanita Elementary School, with a caseload of children ages 5-10. Additionally, I interned at a local non-profit, primarily seeing children and teens. I have been in private practice since 2015 with a focus on serving children and adolescents.

I provide counseling services in either English or Spanish. In addition to the rigorous education and training therapists are required to complete, I had an additional three-year training under Joan Rousseau, LCSW, in systems theory family therapy using a strategic problem-solving model. Previously, I enjoyed five years working in the addiction field and six years working in the child welfare field. I have served as an advocate for the Spanish-speaking community since 1985, and my focus in graduate school was on bilingualism-biculturalism-Spanish/Latino. As the mother of three sons, I chose to do focused study on men's issues.

It’s possible that healing may come from the context of thinking. While providing space for you to be comfortable being your truest self, I aim to help you break free from old patterns, and expand your natural ability to heal and feel happier. Much of my work focuses on treating relationship conflict, trauma, anxiety and depression. I have experience working with individuals and couples from all backgrounds. I believe in building a trusting relationship that leads to empowerment and inner freedom. My goal is to join you in your journey of healing, resulting in a positive therapeutic experience and overall positive well being.

Hope for change. Hope for healing. Hope for success. Are you seeking hope in your life and relationships? I have a passion for restoring healthy foundations in relationships, rediscovering hope, and finding freedom in our lives. My sessions are a safe place for you to freely explore your relationships, work through problem areas, and provide you with tools to create change.

My name is Avana Pace and I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in California. I use telehealth therapy to help adults live a more empowered and fulfilled life when faced with depression, anxiety, navigating relationships, and the stress of life. My approach to therapy is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Attachment-Based Therapy. In my experience, my style and approach is a good fit for adults who are coming to therapy with an open mind and a desire to make a shift in their current life.

Suffering in silence is more common than most think, feeling that we are alone and no one is going to understand. Please give yourself an opportunity to heal your wounds; I can help you. My goal as a therapist is to help you heal and empower you.

Hello, I'd like to express deep appreciation to you for taking the first step to addressing what concerns, challenges, and issues that may be happening for you. It takes courage to take the first step to toward growth, self-awareness, self-love, and healing. We live in an ever changing world and we are expected to be constantly evolving and adapting to these changes. Life can be overwhelming, unpredictable, and challenging at times. I would love the opportunity to support you in your journey to feeling hopeful, healthier, happier and motivated to reach your goals. Thank you for taking the time in reviewing my profile.

I approach therapy as a team effort. I believe in meeting my clients where they are at and go from there. Therapy is a place where you should feel safe and not judged in order to be able to share and process. This allows clients to grow and achieve their therapeutic goals.

Please be advised that I exclusively provide in-person consultations. With over 8 years of experience as a therapist, I have witnessed my clients achieve self-worth & emotional regulation, paving the way for them to reach their objectives. I am thrilled to welcome clients who are eager to embark on their path to healing. I cater to individuals facing various challenges, from depression & anxiety to spiritual emergence & women's issues. My clients have commended me for being empathetic, cooperative, insightful, & intuitive. Our sessions will revolve around enhancing strengths, creating boundaries & cultivating positive experiences.

Hello/Hola my name is Danny Munguia, LCSW. I am a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 20 years of clinical experience. I have experience working with individuals of all ages providing individual psychotherapy to children, families, adults, and couples. I have worked in various clinical settings with diverse populations, including outpatient, integrated care settings, schools, hospital and community-based agencies.

My name is Renee Davis. I am a licensed marriage and family therapist. I enjoy working with couples and individuals. I specialize in sexual addiction, recovery, affair repair, depression, and anxiety. I am able to teach dialectical behavioral therapy to help balance mood and create a life worth living. I enjoy working with adults, who struggle with mood, dysregulation, relationship stress, and panic attacks. I particularly enjoy working with codependency and marital discord.

My ideal client is motivated and looking for guidance on how to achieve their goals. I greatly appreciate clients who take what is offered to them, and follow through on that information outside of sessions. I work with persons from all walks of life, and can strongly relate to EMS and Health Care Workers, & find a great connection with that population due to my long history in this field. My work with Military and Veterans is a natural offshoot of that specialty, due to our many military family members. I welcome clients from all areas, lifestyles, and professions.

Life is full of changes, we can count on this! During these ever changing times and seasons in living, our lives can be thrown off balance! Counseling support provides a special ‘time out’ where you can identify your current needs and address current symptoms and issues in need of attention and change from a compassionate and caring therapist. During this season with on-going losses, as a Certified Grief Educator, integrating issues of loss and grief into your counseling session remains so important! We all grieve differently...having a safe-place to process your grief, to remember your loved one, is a special honor and privilege.

Anxiety and depression can feel debilitating. It can affect our relationships and can have a whole effect on who we are as a person. I believe that trauma can be the sole source of many of the symptoms that we experience and may be the underlying factor that needs to be addressed to alleviate many of these. Fortunately, we can work through our trauma and symptoms to live a healthy and connected life.