Anxiety Therapists in California

As a transcendental therapist I hear and guide perspectives to clear what may be stuck. As a non-judging deeply compassionate witness I create safe space to navigate complex layers of your human journey. Some tools I use: relational warmth, mindfulness, breathwork, groundbreaking ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, trauma lens, intuitive integrative care attuning directly to your healing needs through empowerment of the encountered presence.  

I am a licensed professional counselor with my home in Upland, California. I am licensed in California, Arizona, Texas and New Mexico and am currently doing remote counseling only. I have experience in addiction, trauma, anxiety, grief and loss, anger management and life transitions. I am multi-culturally sensitive and LGBTQIA+ affirming. I was born in El Paso, Texas and both my parents are Mexican-American. I moved to California in 2021 after living in Arizona for 30 years. I am bilingual Spanish-English and can provide therapy services in Spanish. My graduate education includes a doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in Experimental Psychology from Arizona State University (1989) and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling (2014) from Ottawa University. Before I entered the counseling profession, I was residential faculty at Phoenix College teaching classes in Psychology, Sociology and Women's Studies for 25 years.

Welcome to Loss and Healing. My practice specializes in miscarriage grief, offering support and encouragement to women. My practice also addresses other life stressors that women can face in their lives such as depression, life changes, anxiety, and grief. In these uncertain times, we all need someone we can talk to and feel validated. I am here to listen and support. I look forward to chatting with you. Thank you. 

Hi, I'm glad you're here. The choice to start therapy isn't easy, but you are not alone on this journey. We live in a cyclical world where everything ebbs and flows and at some point in our lives, we may feel stuck or face certain challenges. We will encounter obstacles, conflicts, painful transitions, grief and loss or a sense of helplessness. As a result, we may feel alone, disconnected, angry, anxious, misunderstood and confused. In a safe environment of warmth, acceptance and compassion, I will work with you to explore and confront the emotional and interpersonal challenges that are bringing you pain or holding you back. By uncovering the obstacles holding you back, you can learn to make better choices, turn goals into realities, and find a greater sense of peace, purpose and freedom. I am passionate about helping people create and maintain deeper connections, with self and others while on their path to healing. I specialize in working with adults and couples on a wide array of issues, including depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief and loss, divorce, infidelity, trauma, body image, identity and self-esteem.  While I incorporate a variety of modalities into my work, both traditional and modern neuroscience and evidence-based, I practice through a holistic lens and a mindful perspective integrating the mind, body and spirit connection.  I received my Master degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology, with an emphasis in Marriage Family Therapy and hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from UCLA. In addition, I received extensive training on mindfulness, cultural competency, Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and am currently in process of obtaining a Clinical Trauma Professional Certification.  

Hi, I am Kirsten. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I have always been fascinated by the human experience. My therapeutic style looks at how the past influences our present day functioning. How did you function and what did you believe about yourself before the world told you any different? By becoming emotionally aware and cognizant of our current beliefs, we can begin to heal our past wounds and become whole. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgmental, individualized, transformative experience for each person.

She/Her/Ella Queer, bilingual, Latinx, LMFT in the state of CA. I have 10+ years of specializing in anxiety, trauma, PTSD and depression. I offer a free 20-minute call to see if my services would fit your needs.

I’ve been in private practice for nearly 20 years….but there is more than an education or experience.  My work has been filled with the lives of people I have been able to witness heal traumas, or find a new journey, or come to themselves more fully.  Counseling may bring relief, recovery, tools to use or release from pain. Healing is a pathway and I get to walk beside you. I will hold the hope until you can hold it, and I will be honored to go on your journey with you. 

I am Dr. Vivienne Ayomanor, a dedicated healthcare professional with over a decade of experience. I am passionate about providing compassionate care to individuals dealing with various health challenges. I recently completed my Doctorate in Nursing Practice and am currently enhancing my skills through an Addiction Medicine Fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. My approach to care involves a mix of listening, empathy, and tailored treatment plans. I have expertise in managing chronic conditions, mental health needs, and addiction treatments. I'm also skilled in providing emotional support and detailed patient education to help individuals and their families better understand their health and care options. Throughout my career, I have gained hands-on experience in various settings, from wound care to mental health management. Engaging patients in their own care and promoting preventive health practices are key aspects of my practice. I am committed to collaborating with other healthcare provide *Treatment philosophy As a healthcare provider, my treatment philosophy centers on compassionate, patient-centered care. I believe in actively engaging patients in their healing journey. Listening to my patients and providing emotional support are key components of my practice. I focus on a collaborative approach, working closely with patients to understand their needs and tailor treatments. My specialties include managing mental health disorders, substance use treatments, and chronic conditions. I strive to empower patients through education, guiding them in understanding their illnesses and health management strategies. Together, we create comprehensive care plans that foster healing and promote a healthier future. *Practice description At our practice, we prioritize your well-being with compassionate care tailored to your needs. With over 10 years of healthcare experience, our dedicated provider specializes in mental health, addiction, and chronic illness management. Currently enrolled in an addiction medicine fellowship at UC Irvine, they bring the latest knowledge to your care. From conducting thorough exams to managing daily health challenges, our approach is collaborative and family-centered. We engage with you in understanding your health while connecting you with a network of specialists. Together, we strive for better health outcomes and a brighter future. Your health journey is in trusted hands. *Insurance •Aetna •Ambetter •Anthem •BHS | Behavioral Health Systems •Medicare •Optum •Bright Health •Celtic Insurance •Cigna •CVS Health •Guardian •Health Care Service Corporation •Humana •Medica •PacificSource •Rocky Mountain Health Plans •SelectHealth •SummaCare •UnitedHealthcare •Vantage Health Plan •PreferredOne •Sanford Health Plan •Sutter •Sharp Health Plan •Molina Healthcare •Oscar Health •Medicaid •Health Net •Health Alliance •Geisinger Health Plan •Community Health Choice •CareSource •Avera Health Plans •American Behavioral •Alliant Health Plans •Blue Cross Blue Shield •Centene

Hi, I’m a clinical psychologist licensed in the states of California and Iowa. I have specialized experience working with culturally diverse adults struggling with PTSD, anxiety, depression, shame, and relationship difficulties. Moreover, I have a subspecialty treating mental health symptoms influenced by women specific issues, such as postpartum depression, menopause, gender role challenges, and body image concerns. I also help couples who want to develop deeper intimacy, increase emotional safety, and communicate more effectively with one another. Overall, my passion lies in helping people 1) address shame by cultivating self-compassion, 2) develop healthy relationship boundaries, and 3) live a values-based lifestyle. In all my work, I prioritize creating a space of radical acceptance and safety for individuals to examine their lives honestly and accurately. I am confident that radically genuine living is a life worth living, and I strive to help patients develop an inner haven through which they can live unapologetically as their true selves.

Let's face it, adulting is hard! There's only 24 hours in a day, but we're supposed to somehow find time to keep up with work and school, do chores and household responsibilities, maintain a social life, please the family, sleep 8 hours a night, eat healthy, workout, and figure out what we want to do for the rest of our life. You may be struggling to find a balance between all the things on your plate and thinking, how am I supposed to do all of this by myself? Hi, I'm Maddi. I specialize in helping college students, young adults, and teens transition into adulthood with confidence. I'm the therapist that's easy to talk to, with a bubbly personality, and a seemingly endless supply of ideas. My approach to therapy focuses on collaborating with you so we can work together to help you find a balance and figure out this adulting stuff. Through the therapy process you will find clarity, direction, and purpose. I am a believer that no matter where you start, you'll always end up exactly where you're meant to be. So I encourage you to show up to therapy exactly as you are and we can figure out the rest together. During therapy we will talk, laugh, and maybe even cry, as we work together to help you evolve into the best version of yourself. Therapy sessions with me are aimed to make you feel as comfortable as possible. This means you can bring snacks, blankets, or fidgets, you can take breaks if needed, you can wear sweats, slippers, heels, or anything in between, you can put on music, adjust the lighting, diffuse essential oils, and sit on the floor or the couch. I know starting something new can be scary, so if you have questions or are still feeling a bit unsure, let’s talk! Reach out to schedule your free consultation today.