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Humanistic-existential therapist with a passion for providing a safe space for clients to explore their inner and outer worlds, free of judgement and expectation. Angela utilizes an eclectic approach and empowers her clients to explore, heal, and reconnect with their authentic and yet evolving, contextual, and relational selves, so that they may live a rich and meaningful life.

I primarily focus on providing psychotherapy to men seeking to gain control in their lives and are searching for their purpose. The modern man has to face obstacles and difficulties in life that did not exist with previous generations and navigating through all these roadblocks alone can be extremely difficult and sometimes traumatizing.  I have partnered with Mentaya to help you save money on therapy. Use this link to see if you can get reimbursed for out of network therapy: https://app.mentaya.com/p/Hg1zuSkVEfylSdFy74t1

I'm a San Francisco Bay Area based therapist who offers virtual care (telehealth counseling and psychotherapy online) in my back yard and across California. I strive to meet each individual with empathy, humor, and direct communication that addresses the presenting issue head on. Working collaboratively with you I prioritize taking a supportive role while also working towards a clear goal that we develop together.

Angela OBI is a Mid-level Provider seeing clients in Pasadena virtually and In Person

Hi and thanks for checking out my profile. As a culturally and racially-eclectic therapist, my experiences and education in life have helped my clients address and work on their most intimate life challenges, including their religious trauma, racial trauma, interracial family challenges, and multicultural developmental challenges. I specialize in anxiety, depression, and trauma treatment using evidence-based Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. My approach is not to make your life easier, but rather to work together to make you stronger for life. My diverse life and professional experiences have helped my clients become stronger family members, friends, partners, co-workers, and most importantly a stronger you, that is ready to take on life's challenges and live a thriving and adventurous life.

When you don’t trust yourself you will be left feeling empty, isolated and disconnected. I am here to help you connect to your best self; to find meaning and purpose so that when the outside feels overwhelming you can easily turn within for solace, confidence and courage.

Lauren Rothstein is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Syracuse University and her Master of Social work from Adelphi University. Her passion for helping people in a more holistic approach motivated her to earn her Certification of Integrative Nutrition Health Coach from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Lauren has more than 28 years of experience providing individual and group therapy in both private practice and several leading treatment centers. She was a Primary Therapist and later a co-owner of the prestigious dual diagnosis treatment center, Lifeskills of South Florida; formerly named Lifeskills of Boca. It was there she developed various treatment programs and the Eating Wellness track to focus on all aspects of emotional eating issues. Lauren also facilitated Trauma and Emotional Eating groups in other local South Florida treatment centers. As a result, her patients come from diverse backgrounds with a variety of different life circumstances. She specializes in working with adults and seniors with self-esteem issues, emotional eating issues, anxiety, depression, drug abuse/addiction and early recovery support, gay and lesbian issues, stress management, and grief and mourning support.

If you have been traumatized in the past, by a relationship, an incident, an accident, something that seems unforgivable and unmanageable to you, even now, I can help. If you find yourself experiencing emotional pain, hopelessness and loss of connectedness, I can help. I can help by helping you to begin to treasure yourself, first for surviving, and eventually for learning to flourish, through good times and bad. I can help by providing you a safe and supportive space to let your mind wonder and find answers to your inner most questions about yourself and your experiences, whether past or present. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. I am also certified in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. My areas of clinical expertise include addiction, mental health court, personality disorders, crisis and trauma, and psychotic disorders. If you are interested in making the investment in yourself to begin counseling, I offer a free 30-minute initial session. This initial session will provide you with the opportunity to have your questions answered about the therapy process and get a feel for how I am as a therapist. I am also available by email to answer any questions.

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.

Hi! My name is Emilee. I’m an LPC-Associate (supervised by Dr. Sarah Carlson, LPC-S, RPT-S, E-RYT 200). I provide in-person & virtual therapy sessions in Dallas, Texas to females who are struggling with self-worth & relationship issues. I utilize evidenced-based theories to create a unique treatment plan tailored to your needs. I hope that as you learn to understand your emotions & validate your experience you will gain valuable insight, self-trust & self-compassion that facilitates lasting change. I’m excited to work with you!