David Chadorchi, MA, believes that therapy is a collaborative process that links therapist and client. Whether clients are facing a temporary hardship needing solution-focused work or dealing with ongoing issues requiring long-term therapy, everyone can benefit from support at various points in life. Together, David and his clients identify goals and develop a personalized treatment plan suited to their needs. With extensive experience in treating a wide range of mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, substance use, and relationship challenges, David approaches therapy with a deep understanding of the complexities involved. He earned his doctorate from the California School of Professional Psychology and has worked in various settings, including substance abuse treatment centers, college environments, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and currently in a forensic setting within a maximum-security prison. David's therapeutic orientation combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and psychodynamic theory, using psychodynamic approaches to help clients uncover insights into the root causes of their mental health concerns, followed by employing CBT techniques to design effective treatment plans that empower clients to achieve their goals.