Dr. Gayle Brodzki is a seasoned clinical psychologist with licenses to practice in both California and New York. She specializes in supporting young adults and adults grappling with challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and grief. Dr. Brodzki's overarching goals for her clients are to facilitate the reduction of emotional distress, promote insightful understanding, and foster positive behavioral changes in a safe and nurturing environment. Her therapeutic orientation is primarily psychodynamic, seamlessly integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques and mindfulness strategies when necessary. Dr. Brodzki focuses on uncovering the obstacles that hinder individuals from achieving their personal and professional objectives while enhancing their overall fulfillment and resilience against stressors. Her approach is both warm and interactive, as she collaborates respectfully with clients on their journey toward their aspirations.

Dr. Jaleah Law is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializing in helping adults navigate through life's challenges. With a gentle and compassionate approach, she is particularly adept at addressing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and burnout, among other issues. Dr. Law’s expertise extends to a variety of concerns including infidelity, life transitions, relationship issues, and emotional disturbances. Practicing within a culturally sensitive framework, she embraces a diverse array of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Her eclectic and person-centered methodology empowers individuals to explore stress, mood disorders, and self-esteem challenges while fostering resilience and coping skills. For those seeking support, Dr. Law's warm and inviting presence creates a safe space for healing, growth, and understanding.

Tim Norton is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding the esteemed credentials of LCSW and MSW. He specializes in providing therapy for adults dealing with complex challenges such as chronic pain and sexual addiction. With a diverse array of therapeutic modalities at his disposal—including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic approaches—Tim tailors his methods to meet the unique needs of each individual and couple. His integrative, strength-based practices create a nurturing environment that fosters growth and healing. Tim’s expertise in sex therapy allows him to guide clients through sensitive topics with care and respect, ensuring a supportive journey toward understanding and wellness.

Jocelyn Pilling, LCSW, believes that psychotherapy is about freedom: the freedom from suffering, the freedom to alter aspects of life that are not working, and the freedom to grow into an authentic self. She addresses her clients' challenges through various lenses, including psychodynamic, strength-based, soul-centered, and humanistic theories, creating an eclectic therapy approach tailored to each individual's unique needs. With over 8 years of clinical practice and more than a decade of experience in diverse mental health settings, Jocelyn has worked with the Department of Mental Health and the Department of Children and Family Services, providing therapy to children within the foster care system. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of age groups, including preteens, children, teens, elders, and adults, making her well-equipped to handle top issues such as relationship conflicts, family challenges, and self-esteem concerns. Utilizing modalities like mindfulness-based therapy, play therapy, family and marital therapy, Jocelyn Pilling is dedicated to supporting her clients on their journey to personal growth and fulfillment.

Arva Rose, a dedicated marriage and family therapist with over twenty years of experience, guides individuals and couples through understanding the roots of their challenging circumstances. She specializes in helping clients navigate a wide range of issues, from depression to panic attacks, and empowers them to learn effective strategies for overcoming these hurdles. Her compassionate approach is tailored to individuals and couples, ages 17 to 71 and beyond, fostering a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Reconnect Trauma Center & Reconnect Trauma Clinic is a transformational outpatient facility specializing in addressing the root causes of addiction, depression, and anxiety through the lens of trauma. By carefully exploring underlying trauma, they tackle post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), addiction, and mood disorders with compassion, awareness, and a wealth of knowledge. The result is a profound reconnection with oneself. The organization comprises two facilities: the Center and the Clinic. The Center features an interdisciplinary team dedicated to customized care, while the Clinic serves as a training facility with registered associates under the supervision of Dr. Karol Darsa, PsyD. They offer tailored programs, including a Day Treatment Program (DTP) providing 25 hours of therapy weekly, alongside two Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): IOP-I with 15 hours per week and IOP-II with 9 hours weekly. The Clinic also provides IOP-I, IOP-II, and Outpatient (OP) options. Recognizing the critical need to address underlying trauma to prevent further harm and avoid relapse, they deliver integrated, multidisciplinary treatments that have shown effectiveness for co-occurring disorders. Their clinicians employ gentle, supportive methods to empower clients in strengthening their relapse prevention strategies.

Dr. Bonnie Zucker views therapy as a collaborative process, actively engaging with her clients to help them achieve their personal goals. Recognizing the uniqueness of each individual, she believes that therapy should be tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients. With a specialization in treating anxiety disorders, Dr. Zucker also enjoys addressing a wide array of issues, including relationship and family concerns, depression, grief, life transitions, infertility, work and academic challenges, and self-esteem matters. She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from UCLA, where her training emphasized evidence-based psychotherapies. With over eight years of experience at UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services, Dr. Zucker has also held a research position with the VA and has been running a private practice since 2008.