Suzanne Greene is a compassionate marriage and family therapist associate dedicated to supporting teens and adults from all walks of life. With a wealth of experience, she has helped clients navigate a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, grief, teen academic achievement, social difficulties, and the complexities of life transitions such as divorce and single living. Her expertise also extends to premarital counseling and women's issues, reflecting her commitment to fostering personal growth. Ms. Greene believes in a unique approach to therapy tailored to each individual, grounded in empathy, respect, and trust, empowering her clients to uncover their strengths and tackle life's obstacles. In addition to her therapeutic practice, she is a published writer and lecturer, contributing insightful articles to Family Therapy Magazine on her research into Singular Systems Theory and to The District of Columbia Law Journal regarding healthcare privacy. Currently, Suzanne is providing teletherapy services through a secure video platform, which has proven successful for her clients, offering them flexibility and ease in scheduling sessions.

Ronald Bacon, LMFT, is a dedicated and compassionate therapist specializing in working with children, teens, adults, and elders. With a profound understanding of family systems and a focus on issues such as drug abuse, substance use, and relationship disputes, Ronald creates a safe and nurturing environment for his clients to explore their challenges. His approach draws from Bowen Family Systems Theory and encompasses modalities for couples, individuals, and families, allowing him to help clients navigate a wide range of difficulties, including addiction, grief, anxiety, and depression. Ronald’s commitment to facilitating healing extends to issues of family estrangement and domestic abuse, making him a valuable resource for those seeking to improve their relationships and overall wellbeing. With a warm demeanor and an empathetic approach, Ronald empowers individuals to rediscover their strength and foster a fulfilling life.

Courtney Diffner is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 15 years of experience in supporting individuals, families, and groups through challenging life transitions. Her empathetic approach addresses a range of issues, including grief, chronic illness, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and behavioral changes in school-age children. Courtney believes in the power of collaboration in therapy, where she works alongside her clients to understand their unique challenges, identify new skills, and establish achievable goals. Whether you are navigating the complexities of caregiving for someone with a chronic illness or seeking to process feelings of loss, Courtney is committed to being a supportive guide on your journey. No issue is too large or too small to discuss, and Courtney warmly invites those seeking assistance to consider her as a caring partner in their therapy process.

Dr. John Paul Gray is dedicated to assisting individuals in leading more satisfying and authentic lives within their relationships and as individuals. His mission centers on helping clients confront and resolve the issues that hinder their growth, whether stemming from external influences or self-sabotage. In individual therapy, Dr. Gray fosters self-acceptance, enhances personal power, and promotes a positive, happy life characterized by reduced anxiety and increased self-definition. With a long-standing reputation in Orange County, Dr. Gray has served as a Past-President and former Ethics Chairman of the local psychological association. His credentials include lecturer roles at Pepperdine and Chapman Universities, as well as significant experience training aspiring psychologists. He is proud to hold national memberships in the American Psychological Association (APA) and the National Register. With 35 years of experience in psychotherapy, psychological testing, and teaching, Dr. Gray employs a direct and incisive approach in both short-term consultations and growth-oriented long-term therapy. His expertise encompasses a variety of issues including depression, stress, relationship challenges, trauma, chronic pain, and life coaching, making him a valuable asset for adults and elders seeking meaningful change.

Gail Harris is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with 15 years of clinical experience, committed to guiding adults and elders through life's challenges. She specializes in supporting individuals facing issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and relationship difficulties. Her results-oriented approach ensures that the majority of her clients experience significant improvement in less than eight visits. Known for her warmth and friendliness, Gail creates a non-judgmental yet direct environment, tailoring therapy to meet each client's unique needs. Utilizing methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and EMDR, she addresses various issues, including anxiety, addictions, stress reduction, and more. Clients appreciate Gail's down-to-earth demeanor and effectiveness, making therapy a collaborative and enriching journey. By prioritizing her clients' goals, Gail strives to help individuals reach their full potential, believing that meaningful change can be achieved without a long-term commitment.

Dr. Haygoush Kalinian, a seasoned neuropsychologist with a PhD, specializes in comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations tailored for adults and the elderly experiencing cognitive difficulties, including memory loss and thinking disorders. With extensive training in assessing brain disorders, Dr. Kalinian prioritizes the needs of his patients, ensuring that each individual receives top-quality care. His evaluations, lasting typically between 4 to 6 hours, can be completed in one day or spread out over several days based on the patient's level of fatigue. Each assessment begins with a thorough interview addressing the patient's concerns and background, followed by standardized tests measuring attention, memory, mental speed, and emotional responses. Through years of experience, Dr. Kalinian has developed a rich expertise in diagnosing complex neurological, medical, behavioral, and psychological disorders, often receiving referrals from both the medical and legal communities for treatment recommendations. He looks forward to the opportunity to support individuals on their journey to better cognitive health.

Michelle Kane is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who possesses extensive training to work with individuals across all ages and stages of development, complemented by specialized expertise in working with couples and families. She employs a systemic perspective along with a strength-based and resilience approach, blending evidence-based theories into her therapeutic practice. Michelle addresses a variety of issues, including life stage transitions, marital satisfaction and intimacy issues, high conflict situations, anxiety, depression, dynamics within divorced or remarried or blended families, anger management, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, multicultural communication, stress management, family of origin challenges, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), trauma, spiritual development, and work/life balance. Her previous role as a Clinical Program Fellow at the Family Institute at Northwestern University allowed her to specialize in Mindfulness and Behavior Therapies, creating a unique balance of acceptance and change in therapy. Michelle uses mindfulness practices to guide clients in accessing their personal wisdom, approaching each session with a gentle yet dynamic style. Furthermore, she incorporates innovative areas of mental health wellness, such as Interpersonal Neurobiology, Positive Psychology, and Energy Healing. With a profound respect for her clients, Michelle acknowledges that each individual's needs in therapy are distinct. She is dedicated to supporting them on their journey of personal growth and healing.

Nicole Testa is a dedicated marriage and family therapist who understands that seeking help is a significant step. She believes a strong therapeutic connection is vital for successful outcomes. Through her compassionate and non-judgmental approach, clients often find it easy to engage in difficult conversations. Nicole views psychotherapy as a journey of self-discovery, helping clients uncover the reasons behind their behaviors and guiding them in making meaningful changes. Many individuals struggle to reveal their authentic selves, feeling the pressure to meet external expectations. Nicole's therapeutic process aims to reintroduce clients to their true selves, fostering holistic growth in their interpersonal relationships. By delving deep into the roots of coping strategies, she assists clients in identifying outdated patterns and replacing them with healthier alternatives. For those addressing specific traumas, she may incorporate EMDR techniques to facilitate swift relief from anxiety and emotional distress. Utilizing a variety of psychological tools and tailored techniques based on individual needs, Nicole is committed to synthesizing and actuating her clients' goals. As a mother of two with rich life experiences and extensive training, Nicole brings both knowledge and empathy to her practice. She looks forward to the opportunity to work with her clients toward meaningful personal growth.

Kathleen Mary Mates-Youngman, a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, holds an MA and is licensed by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapy. With a focus on teens and adults, she specializes in addressing critical issues such as depression, anxiety, and marital and premarital challenges. Drawing on a rich arsenal of therapeutic modalities, including Imago and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, she employs a variety of techniques tailored to her clients’ needs. Kathleen utilizes methods informed by the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to create a safe and transformative space for individuals, couples, and families. Her humanistic approach, grounded in attachment theory, allows her to foster deeper connections and healing for her clients.

Rachel Max is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in California, bringing over 5 years of experience in providing evidence-based psychotherapy and psychosocial assessments for adults aged 18 and above. Her expertise encompasses key areas such as depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship dynamics, burnout, grief and loss, and life transitions. With a Bachelor of Arts in music from Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from San Diego State University, she utilizes an integrative and eclectic approach to therapy. Rachel is well-versed in cognitive behavioral, mindfulness-based, and solution-focused models, while also placing importance on the environmental and cultural factors that influence mental health. She empowers her clients to recognize and harness their existing strengths, building new resources to facilitate personal growth. Understanding that trust, connection, and a willingness to grow are fundamental to any therapeutic relationship, Rachel strives to create a safe space characterized by wholeheartedness, nonjudgment, and opportunities for learning. Furthermore, she is LGBTQIA+ affirmative and embraces all identities, bodies, and life experiences, ensuring that her practice is inclusive and supportive of diverse client backgrounds.

Jennifer Morris is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC, NCC) and a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate. She specializes in helping adults navigate the complexities of life, particularly when facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem. Clients who feel lost and seek to understand their true selves often find a supportive ally in Jennifer, as she works collaboratively to explore how past experiences influence present beliefs. By identifying limiting beliefs and fostering healthier perspectives, Jennifer empowers her clients to embrace life's joys more fully. Her goal is to create a healing therapeutic environment where issues like trauma, grief, family dynamics, identity crises, and transitional periods can be explored openly. With a commitment to culturally competent counseling, Jennifer is sensitive to the unique needs of various communities, including women, Jewish individuals, LGBTQIA, Latino/as, and African Americans. Her approach is founded on creating a comfortable, non-judgmental space for personal growth and self-awareness. With clinical experience spanning adolescents to adults and families, Jennifer is dedicated to ensuring that everyone feels heard and gently encouraged on their journey of healing.

Erin Popp, a Licensed Educational Psychologist with over 27 years of experience, understands the challenges that adolescents, young adults, and parents face in today's fast-paced world. She compassionately guides her clients through the struggles of anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, fostering peaceful interactions and emotional well-being. As a dedicated professional, Erin works diligently to help individuals recognize unhealthy thought patterns and behaviors that obstruct personal fulfillment, empowering them to cultivate positive changes. Her effective strategies focus on enhancing communication skills and coping strategies, leading to significant results in a short timeframe. Erin believes in the importance of self-awareness and emotional growth, utilizing a variety of therapeutic approaches including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Trauma-Focused therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. By building genuine connections and fostering an environment of empathy and respect, Erin strives to help her clients feel more satisfied and function effectively in their everyday lives.

Kristina Smith, a compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist (MA, LMFT), understands the multifaceted challenges that moms face in their daily lives. Many moms juggle numerous roles, often feeling overwhelmed and burdened by the weight of expectations. In her practice, she recognizes that they frequently grapple with feelings of failure—whether as mothers, partners, friends, or professionals—leading to feelings of helplessness, anxiety, and depression. Kristina knows that the internal struggle between feeling capable and the fear of inadequacy can be isolating. She is dedicated to providing an understanding and supportive environment where individuals can break free from these negative thought cycles. With a focus on culturally sensitive and integrative therapeutic approaches, Kristina empowers her clients by helping them understand their thought patterns while equipping them with effective tools for change. Her commitment is to partner with clients on their journey toward finding balance and happiness once again. By combining an array of therapy types such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Emotionally Focused techniques, she tailors her approach to suit the unique needs of each person. Kristina believes in the potential for transformation and is here to support individuals in reclaiming their lives and well-being.