Therapists in 92234

I am a licensed clinical social worker that specializes in the treatment of trauma, anxiety disorders, depression, and addiction. I understand that when people experience trauma or life stressors, they might struggle and need extra support. It is my passion to help people process their thoughts and feelings so that they can come to a better understanding of themselves.

I am licensed by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 123292) since 2020. I received my bachelor’s degree in psychology from University of Phoenix in 2014. I received my master’s degree in marriage and family therapy from University of Phoenix in 2018. I am currently a PhD student at Northcentral University (prospective completion, 2024), studying marriage and family therapy, with a specialization in culture, diversity, and social justice. I have a certification in trauma, as a clinical trauma professional, level two (CCTP/II #737620). I am licensed by the California Board

Therapy is your time and is designed around what you need. I'm here to help you and to create a safe space where we can work on the goals that will get you to the place you want to be, whatever that may look like. You may feel stuck, dealing with ongoing or new feelings of depression or anxiety, or just wanted to make a change in your life. Whatever the adjustment we can definitely visit this and work on it together. I'm here to help you in person if in the desert region or online if you prefer.

San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health has been serving the Coachella Valley and surrounding cities for over 15 years. We provide outpatient psychiatric and mental health service for adults, including individual and family psychotherapy. We provide services to individuals who are coping with symptoms of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. All members contribute to their own plan of care including, individual needs, and long and short-term goals.

Hello, my name is Rick Radliff, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I believe that each person deserves respect, understanding, and acknowledgment of their inherent value as human beings. To acknowledge each person’s value sets the stage for a healthful partnership that empowers your personal journey. My experience is broad, from children and adults to severe mental health issues such as Schizophrenia. My primary experience and talent lies with persons that suffer depression and particularly anxieties. This may include generalized anxiety, social phobias, or just having trouble going to the store.

Welcome! I'm Nicki Bywater, LMFT 39487 (CA). I work with adults and older teens. I tailor my approach toward what works best for you! I'd be happy to work with you in online therapy in the near future. I enjoy working with all types of ages and genders, both male, female, LGBTQI, and Veterans. I prefer ages 13-Seniors and usually work with individuals and include caregivers when treating minors. I have spent over twenty years treating anxiety, depression, trauma, adoption and foster care, grief and loss, relationship, and gender issues.

I am passionate about helping people to progress on their life journey toward wellbeing. I believe most of out distress and conflicts stem from maladaptive understanding of self and our perceived needs, of others, the world, and of God. Accordingly, a step toward health begins with increasing self awareness and insight into ourselves, our problems, and the ability to see the reality in growing clarity which result in changed thoughts, feelings and actions.

Hello! I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. I earned a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University in Los Angeles in 2009. I have over 15 years of clinical experience across a variety of settings including community based-programs, residential treatment, and correctional facilities, structured outpatient programs, large non-profits, college campuses, as well as in the private practice sector.

My name is Carissa Villa, LMFT 132022. My approach to therapy is calm, compassionate, and understanding. My areas of focus include depression, anxiety, and life transitions.

Hello, welcome! My name is Sherry Gonzalez. I am a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist. I am based in Whittier, but work with clients throughout California through Telehealth. I work with women and children and specialize in parenting, anxiety, depression and transitional stages in life. I work through a psychodynamic therapy approach. I also have training in Perinatal Mood Disorders and experience with parenting and child development.

We all have difficulties in our lives and sometimes we need help identifying and exploring these difficulties as well as learning tools to address them and arrive at new ways of feeling, thinking and living. I work primarily in the areas of anxiety, LGBTQ+ concerns, relationships, stress management, life transitions and trauma. We will collaborate to explore your issues and come up with ways to help create change. I am compassionate, interactive, an empathetic listener, and connect well with clients. Many clients have reported that my approach has been comfortable and their process easier.

Have you been feeling stuck or limited? Do you believe that you will never feel loved or appreciated? Do you feel that no matter what you do the outcomes are always the same? Or no matter how hard you try you will never be good enough and fail? Well it is not a coincidence. We create negative beliefs and meanings (from our childhood) about ourselves to create these issues. Have you ever said to yourself over and over again "I'll never find love?" or "I'll probably fail" Well, they are not true, but you made it your reality through habitual ways of thinking, feeling, and acting.

Your culture impacts the way you view the world, the way it views you, and your experience in seeking therapy. As someone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ and a man of color, I understand the importance of inclusion. I am here to help you navigate anxieties, depression, romantic and peer relationships, career choices, sexual orientation, parenting, self-esteem, and recovery support. Our time together will be collaborative and an opportunity for growth where I see my role as someone walking alongside you.