Therapists in 91504

We are a multi-specialty group of mental health professionals in a private practice setting. We are comprised of highly skilled and highly educated therapists. Our professionals are distinguished by their exceptional level of compassion and care. We are here to help you free yourself from the situations you feel stuck in and find your path to greater happiness and fulfillment.

If you are struggling with addiction or substance abuse, I can help. I understand how painful addiction is, and more importantly, I know that sobriety and recovery are the best routes to a better life. Being present in your life, no matter the circumstances, is the greatest gift you can give to yourself and to the people you love. Addiction is an insidious and lonely disease, but you can get and stay sober. You can live the life you envision. Recovery calls for commitment and it requires support. You can live free of addiction, and you can live in peace.

You can change. I believe this because in my twenty years as a therapist, I've been inspired by the work of my clients to overcome grief, trauma and abuse. My years as a therapist have taught me that we are all resilient, we all have strengths and coping skills. My years as a therapist have also taught me that when we go through a crisis, or a series of crises, our coping skills can get overwhelmed.

It has been a privilege for me to have worked across my career with diverse individuals, couples, and families, and I have served clients in a multitude of settings. I treat those struggling with a wide range of problems, such as coping with adverse past and present circumstances, trauma, managing transitions, grief and loss, existential conflicts, medical conditions, aging, women's issues, work-based challenges, and just feeling overwhelmed by day-to-day demands. I have extensive experience working with clients whose careers involve personal creativity.

Veronica Zarate is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California who has been practicing since 2013. She has a BA from Cal State University of Los Angeles and an MFT from University of Phoenix. Veronica has worked with clients ages from 5 to 63 years old and is bilingual in Spanish and English. She has experience with working with clients with depression, anxiety, adjustment, and behavioral problems. Veronica provides individual and family sessions. Outside of work, Veronica likes to work out, implement self-care, and mindfulness. She loves to dance and spend time with family.

I have been in the mental health field for 10 years providing assessment and treatment to people with histories of trauma, adjustment challenges to medical diagnosis and major life changes, relationship distress with partners, parenting difficulties, mood disorders, anxiety, panic disorders, and emotion "“ dysregulation. Currently I work with adult individuals and couples. I believe that pain is often the keyhole to the most vulnerable yet the most beautiful parts of human existence and I am passionate about guiding people in becoming their own locksmiths.

We meet you where you're at and build on your resilience. We welcome you and invite you to start on your self care. We value diversity and acceptance; we work with all faiths, LBGTQ+, and all backgrounds.

Self-love and acceptance is essential to live a healthy fulfilling life. Often times people shut their inner voice due to their experiences and life circumstances, which can cause a negative impact. I help my clients reconnect with their inner self and be in tune with their gut feeling with mindfulness practice approach. It is my goal as a therapist to provide a safe and welcoming environment where we can collaborate together to make the changes and develop new patterns to help you feel better and live a compassionate life. I believe that each individual has the strength and knowledge to reach their full potential.

Gina Woltman is a Psychologist in California who has been practicing since 1996. She received her Masters and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University California School of Professional Psychology and her undergraduate degree from UCLA. Gina has worked in a variety of community mental health and educational settings providing therapy to children, adolescents, parents, and families. Her approach is primarily client centered/cognitive behavioral, focusing on the individual while challenging dysfunctional emotions, maladaptive behaviors, and cognitive processes through a number of goal-oriented applications.

I have expertise in marriage counseling and individual therapy, in which I specialize. Couples counseling is considered short-term, generally between 10 and 25 sessions. I focus on advancing communication skills, intimacy, trust, parenting skills, values clarification, resolving conflict, and building a marital vision. I also specialize in family-of-origin issues (relationship issues, generational problems, rejection complex, identity/ self-esteem concerns, and physical and sexual abuse).

I truly believe Every behavior has a purpose. This allows me to meet the people I am working with where they are. I utilize a collaborative approach that includes listening without judgment, behavior exploration, and skill building. I am devoted to providing support, understanding, and a safe place for those seeking help with the situations they find themselves in. I am a bilingual (English/Spanish) licensed marriage and family therapist with 7 years of experience treating depression, anxiety, motivation/goal setting, and trauma. My focus has been on providing services to adolescents/young adults and their families.

Tarquin Alexander is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in California who has been practicing since 2019. He has an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University, an MA in Critical Studies from USC School of Cinematic Arts, and a BA from the University of Colorado at Denver. Tarquin offers a non-judgmental exploration of a client's history, demonstrating a commitment to valuing that client's individual experience and unique perspective. Similarly, he is compassionate, approachable, culturally sensitive, and self-aware.

Welcome. My goal is to create a safe space filled with authenticity and empathy for each person I see. I am a firm believer that trust and credibility can create a confident connection with you. If you are dealing with work related stress, relationship issues, trauma, stages of life, depression, anxiety seeking a happier, positive outlook, and you need the coping skills to move forward because you feel stuck, I can help you.

Is your child/teen suffering from emotional pain? Are you feeling hopeless and frustrated with your child’s constant worrying, lack of motivation, social skills, struggles at school and difficulties with communication? Are you running out of ideas of what to say and do because disciplining, consequences and removing privileges are not getting you the results you want? Through effective clinical practices, your child can learn to turn their struggles to victories, fears into power, hopelessness to aspirations, and their dreams to plans!

Dr. John XiongChapman is a Psychologist in California who has been practicing since 1998. He received his Ph.D. from Walden University, where his emphasis was on children and adolescence. He also has a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family therapy from Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary and postgraduate education in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) and psychopharmacology. Dr. Chapman builds a relationship where the client feels accepted and allows them to be open about their issues and problems. He designs a treatment plan that meets their goal and helps them develop coping skills for life stress and problems.

My focus is on providing multi-culturally affirming therapy to help people achieve their therapeutic goals and cope with struggles they face. I use an integrative and collaborative approach to deeply understand my client’s concerns, meet people where they are, and support their specific needs from therapy.

Stephanie Drotman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in California who has been practicing since 2018. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles and her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Southern California with a concentration in adult mental health/wellness and a specialization in co-occurring disorders and severe mental illness. Stephanie is intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and is certified and/or trained in trauma modalities such as TF-CBT, IFS, and Prolonged Exposure. Additionally, she has been sober and in recovery for 17 years.

Does anxiety, depression, stress, grief and/or addiction get in your way of living a full life? Is it affecting your health, family, work, school or relationships? When you are faced with such challenges, you may feel stuck, isolated, overwhelmed, hopeless or lost. You are not alone. We all feel like that sometimes. You can have your life back but it can be hard to do it alone. I'm here for you to provide a safe space and support you need. I will be the guiding light to help you move towards the positive changes. Together, we can find ways to reclaim your life.

Before I went to therapy, I felt stuck. Things looked good on paper: I had supportive friends and family, some money, and an impressive resume. But I still felt caught in a cycle. I would get excited about a person, a project, or an idea, and then it would fade. In therapy, I began to realize that I would often get trapped in a big feeling, feel overwhelmed, and move away from it. With the right therapist, I realized that the momentum and goodness in life doesn't come from avoiding hard feelings. It comes from listening and learning from them, difficult as that can be.