Drug Abuse Therapists in Walnut, CA

Making the decision to seek help in order to make a change in your life can be difficult. However, change doesn’t need to occur overnight but rather can occur on a day-to-day basis. Within the safe environment that therapy can provide, you can start on your own journey of healing and leading the life that you want.

I am a 1st generation Korean-American therapist who is fluent in both English and Korean. I am very familiar with the issues that divide 1st and 2nd generation Korean-Americans. Additionally, as an MFT professor I teach a graduate-level counseling course at a local university and supervise interns who are working towards becoming eligible to take their licensing examination. Specifically, I would like to serve as a mediator between 1st and 2nd generation Korean-Americans, catering to the unique generational differences they face so that their families may live together happily. My specialties are as follows:

Losing the ability to communicate with our children and/or significant other can be challenging. I offer tools and techniques to be able to increase the closeness and communication needed for nuturing and loving relationships.

Is it time to reclaim your life? I would love to help you on your journey of personal recovery.. Do you struggle with hurts caused by interpersonal emotional abuse, including narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, addictions, and other traumatizing interactions? Are you trapped in a trauma bond? Let me help you become free. I specialize in helping people who struggle with addictions, anxiety, depression, and ongoing relationship issues. Healing from toxic relationship trauma can be much easier to accomplish with professional assistance. I would love to partner with you to help you overcome hurts resulting from toxic relationships.

Struggling with addiction and feel rehab isn’t an option? Leaving your family, job, school and responsibilities for an extended period of time is not always needed to get yourself healthy and on track. If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, I know the challenges of this lifestyle. Being caught in the cycle of addiction is hard-feelings of fear, failure, guilt, and shame. You may have tried stopping on your own, only to find yourself engaging in the same unhelpful behavior. Breaking this cycle alone is tough! Counseling may be more effective for you than rehab. I specialize in moderation & abstinence based approaches.

Hello, my name is Ryan Taylor. I have been practicing for the past five years, servicing a variety of groups of people. I hold dear to the belief that therapy is a vehicle for self-realization of the whole person. To achieve this, I believe that a person can work to be fully intuned with their mind, body and spiritual self. My approach as a therapist is Mindfulness Cognitive Behavioral Therapy primarily. ​

People come to the crossroads of seeking mental health treatment for many different reasons and with many different paths. I would like to meet you on that path and help you through it. I have over 30 years experience in counseling and therapy with 20 years working in addictions, dual diagnosis, inpatient mental health with persistent mental illness and outpatient with individuals and couples for both the Veterans Administration and as adjunct faculty at Loma Linda University Department of Psychiatry. I also do psychological assessment for diagnosis clarification and treatment planning. Visit our website www.drscottwenger.com.

The therapeutic approach I use is cognitive behavioral therapy by assessing the client's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors related to the presenting issue and which assists in reframing the negative thinking. I use motivational interviewing to explore clients' experiences, perspectives, and ideas to help you feel empowered and excited for a change. I use grief therapy to help clients process their grief by using talk therapy as well as teaching clients about the grief process.

With over 15 years working in the community and graduate lecturer at USC, Patricia's main goal, as an LCSW and Doctorate of Psychology Candidate is to help you work out your problems- We experience problems everyday but sometimes it can become so overwhelming that we may begin to develop unhealthy/uncomfortable physical and emotional symptoms in our minds and bodies. These ailments may affect our behaviors and the way we function at work, home, school, and/or church. They may even disrupt our relationships with friends, families, and/or co-workers.

I believe you're here for a reason, and that God has a purpose for you. Depression, anxiety, marital issues, eating disorders, and many other problems, keep us from living full lives. I became a therapist because I have a passion for helping people who are hurting, and want more out of life. I believe my greatest strength is helping people find the missing keys needed to make positive change. I believe I connect well with my clients by not judging them and by empathizing with their struggles. I am passionate about helping people find the happiness they're looking for.

The toll of trauma, stress, anxiety, & depression builds over time, things that once seemed manageable turn into a life that's not our own, because we're stuck in survival mode. It's exhausting. As a therapist, my goal is to collaborate with you to safely navigate your inner landscape and put pieces together so you can uncover your unique abilities and create a mental health toolkit that will carry you through a lifetime. I am here to support you in working through unresolved feelings and conflicts and guide you toward healing. Therefore, you can feel empowered, rejuvenated, and enthusiastic about life again.

Have you noticed relationships in your life that are feeling out of control, or are overwhelming you? Do you find yourself always trying the same things in order to feel better about it, but it's just not working? I'd like to help you take a step forward. There are reasons why relationships stop working, and there are solutions. You can find me in Fullerton, CA. Come in, let's talk, and discover the insight for the hope in your life.

I am a Clinical Social worker, and I help people discover the blocks that get in the way of being their best selves.

Do you find yourself struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, self-esteem, identity, and difficult life transitions? Do you find yourself feeling stuck and can’t seem to focus or move forward? There are many ways to get unstuck, and this is the work I love to do to help you heal, grow and live a more fulfilling life. I use an integrative approach including attachment-based work, DBT, CBT, IFS, and mindfulness, bringing in each as needed. Above all, I strive to hold space and empathy for your life experience.

Do you struggle with feeling misunderstood, overwhelmed by addiction, or challenged by the intensity of your emotions and experiences? Does this affect your ability to function in your day-to-day life, relationships, or career? Do you feel exhausted and frustrated by trying to fit into a world that wasn’t designed for people like you? Do you wonder if your life could be different—more fulfilling, more aligned with who you truly are? Now more than ever, highly sensitive, intellectually curious, emotionally intense, and neurodivergent adults are feeling isolated and uncertain about how to navigate a world that doesn’t understand them.