Diana Barnes is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with credentials as an LMFT and ATR, deeply passionate about supporting individuals navigating the challenges of life's transitions. Her warm and compassionate approach combines art therapy and mindfulness into her humanistic psychotherapy practice, providing a safe and comfortable space for clients to explore their emotions. Diana is committed to fostering trusting relationships that facilitate personal growth and transformation. With a strong focus on personal strengths and specific goals, she empowers clients to develop coping skills, gaining valuable insights to manage the stress and anxieties that life presents. In these challenging times, especially due to the burdens heightened by the COVID pandemic, Diana encourages everyone to prioritize self-care and compassion, reminding each person to take a moment to breathe and offer themselves kindness. Her expertise spans working with diverse communities, including youth, adults, and elders, all of whom benefit from her nuanced understanding of depression, anxiety, and life transitions.

Gene Bohlmann is a highly experienced Licensed Psychologist and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with two decades of practice dedicated to supporting adults navigating mental health challenges. He works collaboratively with individuals, couples, and families, drawing from a rich education that includes both a Masters and Doctorate in Psychology, complemented by a Certificate in Psychoanalytic Studies from the Newport Psychoanalytic Institute. Gene's impressive career spans roles in diverse settings, including staff positions at College Hospital and significant contributions to a Community Mental Health Agency as a board member and Clinical Supervisor. With over 6000 hours of supervised training, his expertise encompasses a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, bipolar disorder, trauma, and coping skills. Additionally, Gene has instructed at the undergraduate, masters, and doctorate levels and has actively participated on committees for psychology programs. His approach incorporates various therapeutic modalities such as psychodynamic therapy, family systems, couples counseling, and cognitive behavioral therapy, ensuring a tailored approach to every client's unique needs.

Pamela Boysen is a dedicated therapist who understands the struggles that life can bring, especially when past experiences hinder personal growth and fulfillment. She recognizes that both children and teenagers may face challenges such as anxiety, low self-esteem, and difficulty focusing. Additionally, she acknowledges the overwhelming burdens parents face in balancing raising a family with self-care. In her practice, she creates a safe and nurturing environment where clients can share their stories. Pamela listens with compassion and respect, partnering with her clients to help them navigate their issues and find pathways to healing. Located in Seal Beach, she offers a blend of expressive therapies, including mindfulness, sand tray therapy, brainspotting, and somatic movement, integrated with cognitive behavioral therapy. This holistic approach engages both the mind and body, allowing clients of all ages—including children, teens, adults, and seniors—to delve deep into their challenges. For those considering therapy, Pamela provides free online consultations to ensure the right fit for their needs. She is committed to guiding individuals and families towards achieving peace and joy in their lives.