Serena Hsieh is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a board registered Art Therapist who brings her expertise as a bilingual Taiwanese American to her practice. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Art Therapy, Serena focuses on guiding individuals through their journey of personal growth and self-discovery. She thrives in working collaboratively with those who seek to reconnect with their authentic selves and enhance their confidence in relationships. With many years of experience supporting clients from diverse backgrounds, Serena deeply values the individuality of each person and their unique circumstances. She is committed to providing a safe and nurturing space for her clients to learn and evolve with intention. Outside of her practice, Serena enjoys indulging in self-care activities such as baking and traveling, reflecting her passion for nurturing both herself and others.

Audrey Hu, an Associate Clinical Social Worker, deeply understands that everyone encounters feelings of being lost at times, yet believes that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. Having experienced her own therapy journey during young adulthood amidst anxiety and panic attacks rooted in childhood trauma, Audrey is acutely aware of how unresolved trauma can affect individuals into adulthood. She is dedicated to helping clients navigate through trauma to rediscover their passion, connection, and purpose in life. With her enthusiasm for working with clients across various age groups, ethnic backgrounds, and sexual orientations, she commits to building strong therapeutic relationships—a vital ingredient for successful treatment outcomes. Audrey employs a humanistic approach and draws from an extensive toolbox of evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness practices to assist clients in managing anxiety and depression. Additionally, she offers LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy and collaborates with clients to develop personalized action plans aimed at overcoming feelings of hopelessness, fear, and overwhelm. Audrey proudly provides therapy in Mandarin Chinese, ensuring her services are inclusive and accessible to a diverse clientele.

Mena Hughes, LMFT, understands that many individuals seek therapy during challenging times, and she welcomes those who find themselves in crisis. Her approach is centered around turning these difficulties into opportunities for personal growth, resilience, and meaningful connections with oneself and others. With a strong belief that positive change is achievable, she collaborates with her clients to prioritize their goals throughout the therapeutic journey. Mena brings valuable experience in addressing trauma, addiction, and mood disorders, and she places a high importance on offering honest and compassionate feedback, combined with a sense of accountability. For those seeking support, Mena is ready to provide the tools necessary for transformation, while ensuring a safe space to navigate the challenges ahead.

Laura Kathlyeen Dorin, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding individuals toward their best selves through the transformative process of therapy. She believes that therapy opens the mind and heart, enabling clients to achieve their fullest potential and greater peace of mind. With her psychodynamically-centered analytic insights, Laura specializes in psychological testing and evaluations, including fitness-for-duty assessments and guidance for professionals facing challenges. Her expertise extends to supporting corporations, educational institutions, and regulatory agencies in resolving issues while inspiring individuals to embrace their journey of self-discovery and growth. Through a direct and empathic approach, Laura gathers vital information about clients' backgrounds and current experiences, illuminating their paths forward with hope and optimism, ultimately empowering them to make meaningful contributions to the world around them.

Sayaka Kawase, PhD, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with extensive experience in helping individuals navigate the pain of traumatic experiences. Her commitment extends beyond merely treating trauma symptoms; she aims to empower her clients to grow from their past struggles. With a warm and supportive approach, Sayaka utilizes evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), including Prolonged Exposure Therapy and STAIR/NST, to assist clients in overcoming negative thoughts linked to trauma, fostering trust in themselves and their relationships. She also provides specialized CBT for anxiety and depressive symptoms, employing effective exposure therapy techniques for conditions like Panic Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Sayaka showcases her expertise in working with cross-cultural couples, drawing upon over a decade of experience to facilitate better communication within relationships. Her intervention strategies are solution-focused, helping couples address differences and improve their relational dynamics. Sayaka Kawase is passionate about equipping her clients with the necessary tools to manage their trauma-related symptoms long after the treatment has concluded.

Mike King, PsyD, is a dedicated marriage and family therapist who believes that the best psychotherapy is customized for each individual, transcending any single theory or perspective. With a wealth of experience, he recognizes that the cornerstone of successful therapy lies in a strong therapeutic relationship. His integrated approach meets the unique needs of each client, fostering a safe, mutual, nonjudgmental, and non-controlling environment that nurtures trust and understanding. Mike works with individuals, couples, and adolescents, addressing common challenges such as relationship issues, anxiety and depression, stress management, identity and career concerns, divorce adjustment, and personal growth. What sets Mike apart is his unwavering commitment to ongoing training and personal development, aiming to provide the most inclusive, effective, and transformative psychotherapy. Clients are encouraged to reach out to explore their unique needs and embark on a journey of healing and growth.

Dianne Kline is a highly compassionate marriage and family therapist who is dedicated to helping adults and couples navigate through their most challenging moments. She specializes in trauma therapy, offering support for individuals grappling with the impacts of traumatic events, including recurring nightmares, flashbacks, and panic attacks. Dianne understands the depths of feelings such as depression, anxiety, and overwhelming stress, and she provides a safe space for those who feel alone and hopeless due to experiences of domestic violence. Her expertise extends to addressing issues of self-esteem and breaking free from negative, self-defeating patterns that can lead to frustration and despair. With a focus on fostering self-awareness and personal growth, Dianne guides her clients in exploring the painful areas of their lives and working through the obstacles that hinder their pursuit of happiness and joy. As a Certified Therapist in EMDR, a Domestic Violence Counselor, and a specialist in Addiction and 12-Step Programs, she utilizes a comprehensive approach to therapy that empowers individuals to create meaningful change in their lives.

Dr. Sally Kutsunai is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to guiding individuals through life's challenges, including stress, sadness, depression, anxiety, and chronic pain. With extensive training from CSPP, she has honed her skills over the years, addressing the complexities of life affected by work pressures, health concerns, family dynamics, and significant relationship transitions. Dr. Kutsunai collaborates with her clients to explore what brings meaning to their lives and fosters resilience in the face of adversity. She specializes in working with individuals coping with chronic illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and other debilitating conditions. Dr. Kutsunai brings a culturally sensitive approach to her practice, particularly supporting older adults and recognizing cross-generational issues. She also provides personality and cognitive assessment services, ensuring that each client's unique needs are addressed with care and empathy.

Jill Ruby-wahba, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT, ATR-BC), invites her clients to envision a future where they feel in control, self-assured, and hopeful. She believes that conflicts and challenges do not have to define or consume individuals; rather, they can be pathways to joy and fulfilling relationships. Jill works with clients of all ages, from preteens to elders, helping them navigate through anxiety, shifting roles, traumatic experiences, and feelings of grief or guilt. Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, incorporating modalities such as art therapy, humanistic, family systems, and cognitive behavioral techniques. Jill encourages her clients to explore their life experiences gently, identifying needs for personal growth and effective communication. Through the power of art therapy, she provides a unique outlet for emotional expression, allowing thoughts and feelings that are often difficult to articulate to emerge. This transformative process fosters honesty, enabling individuals to build fulfilling relationships and live a more enriched life. With Jill's guidance, clients can heal old wounds and create a life they truly love living.

Dr. Nancy Lachapelle is a seasoned psychologist who specializes in Anxiety Disorders, including Generalized Anxiety, Panic Disorders (both with and without Agoraphobia), and Social Anxiety. She provides valuable support to individuals navigating significant life transitions, such as divorce, marriage, childbirth, relocation, and grief—helping them reassess their values and perspectives during these pivotal times. Dr. Lachapelle employs psychoeducation, enabling her clients to comprehend the origins of their symptoms while utilizing Cognitive Behavioral therapy to help manage emotional and behavioral challenges. Her approach emphasizes values clarification and emotional awareness, laying a strong foundation for clients to make confident life decisions.

Jennifer Lara is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who understands the profound impact childhood trauma can have on individuals. Her approach acknowledges the overwhelming emotions of anxiety, depression, and anger that often accompany unaddressed trauma, leading to physical symptoms as the body attempts to protect itself from deep-rooted wounds. Whether clients are dealing with trauma from childhood, adolescence, adulthood, or later stages in life, Jennifer's goal is to use a variety of actionable techniques to alleviate trauma-related symptoms and foster meaningful change. She skillfully tailors her therapy to reassess distorted perceptions and disentangle the interconnected facets of thoughts, physical sensations, and behaviors, guiding clients toward a fresh and positive outlook on their lives. Jennifer specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and mindfulness-based practices. Her interventions are customized to address the diverse challenges her clients face due to trauma and mental health issues, including symptoms of depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, alongside co-occurring addictive disorders. Jennifer is committed to creating a safe space filled with empathy and unconditional positive regard, empowering her clients to achieve realistic goals and uncover their true selves. Moreover, she offers therapy services in Spanish, enriching her practice with multicultural sensitivity.

Annie Le, an associate clinical social worker, creates a welcoming and compassionate environment for individuals seeking to overcome the impact of trauma on their lives. For those who have faced the overwhelming challenge of negative memories and feelings, she offers a guiding hand to regain control and foster healing. With experience across a wide range of demographics, including children, families, adults, and the elderly from diverse backgrounds, Annie specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, and trauma stemming from childhood experiences, life transitions, and relationship dynamics. Her commitment to providing a safe space enables clients to make sense of their experiences and find clarity. As a strength-based therapist, Annie employs an integrative approach that incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and Exposure Therapy. Through her sessions, clients gain valuable awareness, insight, and healthy coping skills that facilitate positive change. Annie's ultimate goal is to empower individuals to navigate their challenges at their own pace, equipping them with actionable tools to process both past and present issues. Clients are seen as the experts of their own stories, and Annie encourages them to trust the healing process and believe in their own capabilities. Together, they work towards making healthy decisions and nurturing meaningful relationships.

Adrienne Less is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master’s degree from Loyola Marymount University, graduating in 1994. She exemplifies a supportive and collaborative approach to therapy, prioritizing the empowerment of her clients. Through her dedication to teaching effective coping strategies, Adrienne ensures that individuals of all ages, including children, preteens, teens, and adults, leave therapy feeling more confident in facing future challenges positively. She skillfully integrates learning and self-exploration, enabling her clients to make meaningful progress in a shorter time. Specializing in issues related to depression, trauma and PTSD, sexual abuse, and mood disorders, Adrienne employs various therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. With extensive training in adolescent therapy and a focus on healthier coping mechanisms, she guides her clients towards anxiety reduction and positive thinking. In addition to individual therapy, she offers family therapy and parenting support, as well as assistance for victims preparing for trial, demonstrating her commitment to fostering resilience and healing.