Andrea Cabrera Jakucs, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, understands that many individuals may find themselves feeling sad, stressed, or anxious due to various life challenges such as work, family demands, and the unprecedented impact of the pandemic. For those who feel irritability toward partners or need to talk about traumatic experiences or the loss of a loved one, psychotherapy can be a transformative step. With a deep admiration for those seeking help, she guides her clients through their healing journeys, empowering them to overcome life's obstacles. Andrea specializes in working with adults and elders, addressing top issues like depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges. Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, incorporating techniques such as mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, trauma-focused therapy, and wellness practices. These methodologies have been successful in aiding clients on their paths to recovery. Andrea passionately believes that everyone can benefit from psychotherapy, particularly during the tough moments in life, and she is dedicated to helping individuals grow, learn, and regain a sense of well-being.

Dr. Carole Goguen is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate challenges such as Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, OCD, and Stress. With over 25 years of experience, she creates a safe and supportive environment for her clients to express their thoughts and feelings. Utilizing evidence-based treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy, Dr. Goguen tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Many of her clients achieve therapeutic goals through short-term therapy, while others benefit from a more extended treatment process. She is committed to equipping individuals with essential skills to foster a more positive perspective on themselves, their relationships, and their lives. Dr. Goguen's expertise spans diverse populations and includes strong support for the LGBTQ+ community. Recognizing the crucial link between mental health and overall well-being, she inspires individuals to take proactive steps toward healing and fulfillment.

Ginger Lewis is a compassionate and skilled Marriage and Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who utilizes a multidimensional approach when supporting her clients. Recognizing that a combination of different psychotherapy methods may be beneficial, she focuses on treatment areas such as trauma and PTSD, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, self-harm, and women's issues. Ginger emphasizes the importance of establishing a therapeutic alliance, which serves as the foundation for meaningful engagement throughout the treatment process. With a strong belief in the transformative power of therapy, she fosters deep connections between herself and her clients. A proud graduate of Pacific Oaks College, Ginger holds a BA in Human Development, specializing in Art Education, and a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. She works in private practice in Altadena, CA, where she sees a diverse clientele, including children, families, individuals, and couples. Ginger understands that sometimes people may feel lost or stuck. She is dedicated to guiding her clients through life's uncertainties, helping them rediscover their paths and embrace their journeys toward healing.

Dr. Nazare Magaz, PhD, is a compassionate therapist committed to guiding individuals on their dedicated journey toward growth and wellbeing. With three doctorates and a wealth of clinical expertise, she approaches each client as a unique individual. Her specialization in attachment—stemming from the effects of early relationships—provides clients with essential insights into their current difficulties and relationships. Dr. Magaz's proficiency in dialectical behavior and mentalization therapies equips clients with the tools to alleviate anxiety and depression, fostering improved relationships and self-acceptance. She excels in developmental trauma, PTSD, and complex trauma, understanding the severe negative impact these can have on connections with others. Drawing from her personal experience as a trauma survivor, she offers not only a remarkable depth of training and education but also a profound understanding of the lived experience of trauma and effective treatment options. Originally from Spain, Dr. Magaz is attuned to the challenges of cultural transitions and multicultural adjustments, bringing a culturally sensitive perspective to her practice. Her goal is to help clients cultivate calmness, joy, confidence, and deeper self-understanding.

Kitty McCormick is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist based in Southern California, where she earned her Masters in Social Work from the University of Southern California. With over fifteen years of experience in both public and therapeutic school settings, she has dedicated her practice to supporting individuals, families, and children. In her private practice, she focuses on adults navigating the challenges of anxiety and depression, as well as those who identify as Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP). Kitty provides online, client-centered therapy designed to create an atmosphere of unconditional support and non-judgmental attentiveness. She invites clients into a safe space—whether in the comfort of their own home or another chosen environment—where they can express themselves openly and vulnerably. Through collaborative sessions, she helps clients sort through their conflicts and emotions, fostering a journey of healing and self-discovery. For those seeking to understand their feelings and behaviors better, Kitty's online therapy services offer an ideal and accessible opportunity for personal growth and support.

Jane Parrott is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a warm and insightful approach to therapy. She understands the challenges individuals face when searching for the right therapist and encourages them to listen to their instincts. Starting with her clients' unique needs, Jane guides them in exploring the factors that impact their psychological reality. She provides a safe and non-judgmental space for exploration, where every concern, big or small, is addressed. Jane’s goal is to empower individuals to gain insights into their relational and habitual patterns, fostering agency and authenticity in their lives. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of issues, including depression, trauma, PTSD, chronic illness and pain, codependency, relationship dynamics, grief, significant life transitions, and the exploration of gender and sexuality. Jane is committed to helping her clients navigate both familiar and uncharted aspects of their lives. With a practice rooted in Depth Psychology, she emphasizes the role of unconscious drives in shaping experiences. Incorporating mindfulness and somatic approaches, she focuses on the present moment and how emotions manifest within. As a proud LGBTQ+ ally, Jane leads her therapy with trauma-informed practices, ensuring a culturally sensitive and compassionate environment for all her clients.

Micha Thomas is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate (AMFT, ACC) who firmly believes that everyone holds the key to their own wholeness. In a world inundated with self-help approaches, Micha guides clients to trust their intuition and the healing process rather than simply following prescriptive formulas. Through a collaborative therapeutic relationship, clients are invited to bring their inherent healing abilities into focus within a safe and nurturing environment. Together, they address wounds, traumas, and old narratives, paving the way for rewilding the soul and stepping into a heightened state of consciousness despite the challenges that may arise. Micha employs a heart-centered approach that is both empowering and compassionate. With experience in working with adolescents and adults, Micha specializes in addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and various harmful patterns, providing clients with valuable tools and insights along the journey. This unsettling time in history serves as a reminder that individuals are interconnected with one another and the Earth itself. Micha's therapeutic practice is influenced by an extensive background in Jungian Psychology, Feminist Psychology, and Ecopsychology, and they are trained in trauma-informed and somatic approaches, as well as being certified in Reiki and EMDR. Additionally, Micha plays a vital role as a facilitator at a therapeutic wolf sanctuary, embodying their commitment to healing on both individual and collective levels.