For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?

I am a trauma therapist who loves to work with individuals who are the first to break generational cycles of trauma in their family. As a first gen therapist myself, I understand the complexities that come with wanting to set boundaries with family members in order to live a healthier, more balanced life. Many of my clients struggle with assertiveness, speaking up, and feelings stuck when wanting to move forward to the next steps in their towards their goals. I offer an individualized, tailored approach to my clients and their unique needs and utilize brainspotting to help them process the emotions and trauma that has kept them stuck for so long. I've enjoyed working with musicians, athletes, creatives and entrepreneurs reconnect with their potential that has been in them all along. Brainspotting can help uncover what's already amazing about you, let's connect and discuss more about how brainspotting can help you in your unique healing journey. 

I support clients struggling with work stress, lack of time for what matters to you, self-worth, and feeling drained in your relationships. As a therapist who's passionate about creating a healthier American work culture, I help LGBTQ and BIPOC clients struggling with burnout so that they feel more balance in their lives and create room for more of what brings them connectedness and joy. I work in a conversational and insight-oriented way that taps into longer lasting change.

I work with women navigating grief, overwhelm, and life’s many transitions—whether that’s motherhood, fertility struggles, midlife shifts, or the quiet ache of loss. My style is warm, collaborative, and grounded in deep respect for your lived experience. I draw from Internal Family Systems (IFS), psychodynamic and existential therapy, narrative therapy, and mindfulness-based approaches like ACT. These frameworks help us explore your inner landscape with curiosity, not judgment—and to create a process that feels both thoughtful and practical. I believe that healing doesn’t mean fixing what’s broken, but making space for what’s true. Many of my clients come to therapy feeling depleted, unsure, or stuck. Together, we’ll work to untangle the knots, reconnect with your values, and move toward a version of life that feels more honest and aligned. Supervised by Laurie Groh, MS, LPC, SAS.

From social media to global crises, there are a great deal of forces influencing how we see ourselves. It is normal amidst all of this change to feel anxious, depressed, hopeless, and overwhelmed. Therapy can help these parts of you feel seen and heard free of judgement or shame. Together, I hope to help you foster coping skills, boost self-confidence, set and meet goals, and improve the relationship you have with yourself and others. You are not alone in what you are facing. I will work with you to compassionately tend to the parts of you that feel like they are suffering in order to help you create a path forward.  My passion is helping individuals reconnect to themselves and the world around them. To take care of our minds is to take care of our physical and spiritual health.  I have a special interest in serious illness, life transitions, palliative care, caregivers, women’s health, infertility, grief, and how nature and the outdoors can promote mental well-being. I love hiking, running, kayaking, and being with animals. Attention to the outdoors, physical movement, and the mind-body connection informs my clinical work with clients when appropriate. I graduated from The Silver School of Social Work at New York University as a Zelda Foster Palliative and End of Life Care fellow. I previously worked at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where I helped patients, caregivers, and healthcare staff navigate the complexities of serious illness and palliative care.

I am a licensed psychologist and Director of Holistic Health Counseling Center. We provide counseling & psychotherapy to adults, adolescents, couples and families, using an integrated and holistic approach to Mind Body Wellness

I am Dan Oakes, I am a trained mental health professional, an expert in relationships, sexuality, and parenting as well as depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive behavior. I focus on the needs of individuals and families. I utilize my professional skills as a mental health specialist to relieve pain, heal hearts, and restore connections. The inherent value of an individual is rich, expansive, and eternal. I believe that the problems we experience in life and the mental health challenges that we endure can be mitigated and alleviated by sound clinical intervention as well as enhanced spiritual living. Dan is not just a clinical expert. Dan's skills are not only a result of his education and training, but also informed by his relationship with his wife Shannon and his five children and a deep appreciation for the human experience.

A professional who is both detail-oriented and empathetic

Salah Qureshi is a Psychiatrist seeing clients in Pasadena virtually and In Person

I’m a trauma-informed couples and individual therapist who thrives on helping clients understand the root of their issues, feel safe in their bodies, connect on a deep level in their relationships, and change negative thinking patterns! 

Hi, I'm Solange-Belle Anyu, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with a Doctorate in Nursing Practice. I have a passion for building strong relationships with my patients and their families, providing care that is both compassionate and effective. With a solid background in behavioral health, I offer personalized treatment plans for individuals of all ages. I have extensive experience in mental health assessments, anxiety management, and treating conditions like bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, schizophrenia, and eating disorders. I also work with patients facing dual diagnoses. I believe in clear, empathetic communication and strive to ensure my patients feel understood and supported throughout their treatment journey. Whether I'm leading support groups for Alzheimer's and dementia or conducting geriatric assessments, my goal is to improve patient outcomes and enhance their quality of life. Outside of work, I'm a proud member of the American Nurses Association and the Missouri Nurses Association. I'm here to provide holistic, culturally sensitive care that meets the unique needs of each individual. Let's work together to achieve better health and well-being. TREATMENT PHILOSOPHY: I believe that every human being has within them the ability to overcome mental illness and achieve wholeness and that medications can help facilitate that healing. I also understand that psychotherapy plays an even more significant role in many cases, and I will always encourage my patients to make it an integral part of their treatment.