Carol Williams is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with expertise in addressing issues such as depression, trauma, anxiety, and a variety of relational difficulties. She understands that individuals may experience overwhelming fear, anxiety, or confusion regarding their emotional states, especially in intimate relationships. Carol specializes in assisting those affected by narcissistic dynamics, guiding clients towards a collaborative healing journey that empowers them to reclaim autonomy over their choices and life. Her approach incorporates mindfulness-based therapies, trauma-informed care, and body-centered techniques, proving effective in helping clients navigate recovery from diverse relational traumas. Recognizing the courage it takes to seek help, Carol respects each client’s journey and is committed to providing a safe space for healing and self-discovery. Her proficiency as a trauma specialist, combined with techniques tailored to nurture emotional wellness, fosters an environment where clients can think clearly, heal, and find renewed strength. Carol values the therapeutic relationship and encourages open communication while maintaining a flexible approach to client inquiries and consultations.

Forest Colstrom, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who provides innovative Telehealth mental health services through video and telephone consultations. With an intention to reduce barriers to accessing treatment, he also offers mobile-based mental health services, visiting clients in their homes or offices when conditions permit. Forest serves clients across the San Fernando Valley, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles, and Long Beach. With 14 years of experience working within the LGBT community and 11 years of licensure, he specializes in LGBT-related issues such as Coming Out, Self-Esteem/Internalized Homophobia, and Sexual Addiction. Additionally, Forest is skilled in addressing Substance Use/Abuse, Trauma/PTSD, HIV/AIDS, Couples Counseling, Depression, and Anxiety. He is recognized for his certification in the Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) of Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PET) for PTSD, complemented by training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Inter-Personal Therapy (IPT), and Seeking Safety (SS) for trauma and substance use treatment.

Ann Victoria Saxon, PhD, MA, is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who believes that everyone has a compelling story to tell and shape. In her practice, she focuses on guiding clients through the journey of understanding their stories, exploring the sources of their distress, and discovering ways to alleviate it. Combining cognitive-behavioral techniques with a more in-depth exploration of lifelong issues, she seeks to identify triggers and obstacles that affect her clients throughout their lifespan. With a range of therapeutic modalities including Creativity and Therapy, Art Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, Ann works collaboratively with individuals and groups to unlock pathways leading to more positive experiences and emotions. Her ultimate goal is to empower clients to live the lives they desire, free from the constraints of negativity and emotional pain.