Dr. Diane Jacobs, PhD, LCSW, brings over thirty years of experience as a licensed psychotherapist to her practice. Initially working with families and children affected by trauma, she has since developed her expertise as a graduate psychoanalyst, specializing in recognizing and treating unconscious patterns that manifest in current relationships and behaviors. Each individual's situation is unique, and Dr. Jacobs believes that understanding deep-rooted problems is essential to achieving lasting change. Together, clients can expect to explore the underlying dynamics that contribute to their current issues, particularly in the realms of rebuilding trust in relationships, managing divorce, and navigating complex interpersonal challenges. Her approach is particularly effective for those interested in self-reflection and personal growth through psychodynamic work. Therapy is viewed by Dr. Jacobs as a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental partnership that uncovers the often elusive factors influencing one’s life, such as anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Effective treatment, she emphasizes, extends beyond mere compassionate listening; it requires clinical acumen, knowledge, and wisdom, enabling clients to gain meaningful insights that address the realities and struggles of adult life. While profound change may require substantial effort, Dr. Jacobs affirms that the rewards of this journey are immeasurable.

Hong Jeong is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in trauma processing and EMDR therapy. Many individuals face emotional storms that leave them feeling stuck and overwhelmed, struggling with past experiences that can lead to depression, anxiety, and anger. Hong's client-centered approach is flexible and solution-focused, designed to cater to the unique needs and goals of each individual. Committed to creating a profound sense of safety for clients, Hong offers compassionate and actionable guidance tailored to help them navigate their emotional challenges. With a rich background working with diverse populations, Hong has developed cultural competence and specializes in addressing multicultural issues. Therapy sessions are available in both English and Korean, ensuring accessibility for a wider range of clients. By helping individuals let go of past hurts and develop new coping skills, Hong assists them in cultivating a healthier sense of self. For those seeking a way forward from their suffering, a free 20-minute consultation is available to discuss actionable plans for healing.

Amber Johnson, LMFT, understands that life can be challenging. When the weight of the bad days feels heavier than the good, emotions may seem more like a driving force than something to control. Clients often seek a safe haven to begin their healing journey, and Amber embodies the qualities of a compassionate guide who believes wholeheartedly in their potential to rise above difficulties. She is devoted to helping individuals navigate and overcome the barriers that stand in the way of becoming their best selves. Change is not a mere occurrence; it requires an active commitment to reshaping one’s path with intention. Fortunately, Amber emphasizes that this transformative experience does not have to be faced alone. With her diverse expertise in therapy modalities—ranging from EMDR and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to Art Therapy and Family Systems—Amber provides a strong, trustworthy presence for her clients. Her rich experience encompasses working with adults, children, and teenagers grappling with trauma, anxiety, grief, and depression. Finding a counselor with whom one feels a genuine connection is paramount, and in Amber, clients discover that fulfilling relationship. Her practice serves as a safe space for exploring better opportunities and cultivating resilience. Amber Johnson is ready to walk beside her clients through their healing, embracing the courage it takes to confront and process inner struggles for profound change.

Jennifer Judelle, known as JJ, is a compassionate marriage and family therapist with an MA and LMFT credential. She specializes in creating stability in relationships, particularly among couples, utilizing her expertise in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, where she completed the Level 3 Practicum Training. JJ effectively assists clients in rebuilding bridges of communication and navigating complex issues like infidelity and trauma related to relationships. With a focus on individual therapy, she empowers her clients to uncover the necessary tools to overcome life's challenges. Through fostering a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship, she believes in healing both past and present traumas. JJ employs a multifaceted approach that includes Neurobiology, Mindfulness, Psychoanalysis, and the Gottman Method, complemented by her deep empathy for the human condition. Furthermore, she is certified in Nonviolent Communication (NVC), providing a framework for empathy and connection to disrupt negative communication patterns. With years of experience in teaching parenting and birthing classes, she offers a unique perspective on life and relationship transformations. JJ has a special affinity for artists, recognizing the profound impact of creative expression on relationships and personal growth.

Dr. Mary Rotzien is a dedicated psychologist who takes a holistic approach to therapy, understanding that emotions and behaviors are deeply intertwined with one's overall wellbeing. With a firm belief that individuals function best when their bodies and minds are healthy and balanced, her work spans a diverse clientele, from children and adolescents to adults. Dr. Rotzien's extensive experience with younger clients informs her practice with adults, as she recognizes how early experiences shape adult perceptions and decisions. With a developmental perspective, she leverages her initial career in nursing to treat the body, mind, and spirit as interconnected entities.<br /> <br /> Committed to addressing the needs of those facing stress, anxiety, depression, and learning difficulties, she provides tailored treatment plans developed through individual assessments. Her therapeutic approaches include Psychodynamic Therapy for life span challenges and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to combat depression and anxiety disorders. Additionally, she specializes in treatment for ADHD and integrates Cogmed Working Memory Training, a research-validated method designed to enhance cognitive processing essential for learning and professional success. The benefits of this specialized training extend to students, professionals in demanding roles, and individuals preparing for exams, showcasing Dr. Rotzien's commitment to supporting cognitive and emotional health for all ages.

Brendan Thyne, a compassionate and principled Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), has been providing psychotherapy for adults and adolescents since 2006 in a private practice setting. With a rich background of counseling experience in various psychiatric facilities, rehabilitation centers, and college campus clinics from 1991 to 2006, Brendan draws on this extensive knowledge to support his clients. He offers direct, honest feedback, guiding them on their journey toward emotional wellbeing, sexual health, and spiritual growth. Brendan believes that individuals thrive when they learn to live according to the principles they uncover within themselves, fostering healing in areas such as addiction, trauma, and relationship issues.

Dr. Amy Keller, PsyD, specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate life's challenges with compassion and expertise. With a focus on key areas such as life coaching, relationship issues, and divorce, she offers a safe space for individuals facing trauma, PTSD, infidelity, and significant life transitions. Her therapeutic approaches include positive psychology, trauma-focused methods, and the renowned Gottman Method, tailored to empower clients in overcoming mood disorders, anxiety, and self-esteem issues. Utilizing a strength-based and relational perspective, Dr. Keller strives to foster resilience and connection, addressing a variety of complex topics including family conflict, domestic violence, and emotional regulation. Dedicated to supporting personal growth and fostering healthy relationships, she is committed to helping clients achieve meaningful change and healing.

Maaria Khan is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who specializes in guiding adults through various life transitions, relationship challenges, and marital concerns. With her diverse training, including cultural sensitivity and trauma-focused practices, Maaria utilizes an eclectic approach that combines the strength of person-centered therapy with proven techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). She is particularly skilled at working with couples, offering a warm and supportive environment where individuals feel safe to explore and address their personal and relational dynamics. Maaria’s strength-based perspective empowers her clients to recognize their own resilience and capabilities, fostering growth and connection in their relationships.

Erika Poladian is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT) who provides psychotherapy services for children, adolescents, adults, and families. She is deeply committed to helping her clients achieve an improved quality of life, filled with peace of mind and enhanced skills in managing challenging thoughts and emotions through self-compassion and insights into mental processes. Erika prioritizes delivering evidenced-based, customized care that is finely tuned to the unique needs and differences of each client. With a strong belief in the significance of the therapeutic alliance as a foundation for healing, she fosters a bond of trust and openness. Her gentle yet encouraging demeanor allows her to challenge clients to confront their deepest fears and tackle their most difficult obstacles using a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Play Therapy. Erika’s dedication is evident in her patience and perseverance, no matter the presenting issues. She earned her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology and has completed extensive clinical training at UCLA’s Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital.

Alison Yeh is a skilled Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who understands that navigating life's ups and downs can be both stressful and confusing for many individuals and families. She offers a collaborative and supportive approach, guiding clients towards hope and direction amidst emotional challenges. With a background from Fuller Theological Seminary and a focus on various issues including marital and premarital concerns, family conflict, and parenting, Alison is well-equipped to help clients through significant life transitions. Fluent in both English and Mandarin, her extensive international experience enriches her therapy practice, making her particularly adept at addressing communication improvement, acculturation, and interracial marriage issues. Alison's expertise in modalities such as Restoration Therapy, Culturally Sensitive counseling, and Differentiation equips her to work effectively with couples, individuals, and families seeking to enhance their relationships and navigate life's complexities.

Dr. Richard Labrie is a dedicated psychologist who understands that everyone's feelings, personal histories, strengths, and struggles are unique. He recognizes the importance of human connection, especially during times of suffering or when pursuing positive goals. Working primarily with adults, couples, and families, Dr. Labrie utilizes his extensive training in a manner that is tailored to each client's individual style and needs. His approach is grounded in relational connection, enabling clients to collaborate on concrete coping skills while exploring both current and past patterns. Through this partnership, remarkable healing often occurs. Dr. Labrie specializes in addressing issues such as trauma, depression, anxiety, phobias, identity exploration, autism spectrum disorder, self-esteem, grief and loss, as well as creative concerns. He employs a range of therapy types, including Somatic, Culturally Sensitive, Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), among others. While he relies on Evidence Based and Empirically Supported Practices, he recognizes that sometimes simply being heard by an empathic and neutral guide can be a powerful first step in the therapeutic journey. Dr. Labrie is committed to working flexibly and collaboratively to help clients achieve their personal goals, ultimately assisting them in lowering distress and thriving in the areas of their lives that matter most.

Winnie Lee Wear is a compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with a Master's degree in her field. She is dedicated to supporting a diverse range of clients, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders, in navigating the complexities of mental health challenges such as depression and anxiety, as well as relationship issues. With a wealth of experience in therapy modalities, Winnie employs various approaches from Compassion Focused and Emotionally Focused to Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her culturally sensitive and attachment-based methods resonate deeply with those seeking tailored support. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, Winnie creates a safe and nurturing environment that fosters healing and growth, enabling her clients to thrive emotionally and relationally.

Lisa Lewis, a dedicated marriage and family therapist, brings a unique blend of empathy and expertise to her practice. She recognizes that many individuals are feeling heightened sensitivity, particularly in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Clients often find themselves asking critical questions about their experiences, such as whether they feel the weight of the world on their shoulders or possess an innate ability to sense the energy in a room. Lisa specializes in working with those who feel the need to creatively contribute to the world and supports them in their journey to self-discovery. By integrating energy work with psychotherapy, Lisa utilizes a body-mind approach to facilitate quicker and more effective outcomes compared to traditional methods. Her clients appreciate the skills she imparts, empowering them to understand themselves better and achieve the lives they aspire to live. With extensive training and experience, Lisa Lewis has made a positive impact on the lives of many, helping them to foster connections with themselves and others. Those interested in discovering a meaningful therapeutic relationship are encouraged to explore the possibility of working with her.