Making the decision to seek therapy can be difficult, whether it is for yourself, your child or a family member who is in need of support. Seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but strength to decide to change and be in charge of your own transformation.
I integrate the use of clinical Art Therapy in the process to help clients externalize challenges they may have, including issues of trauma, eating disorders, self-harm, grief and loss, medical trauma and major life transitions.
Making the decision to seek therapy can be difficult, whether it is for yourself, your child or a family member who is in need of support. Seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but strength to decide to change and be in charge of your own transformation.
I integrate the use of clinical Art Therapy in the process to help clients externalize challenges they may have, including issues of trauma, eating disorders, self-harm, grief and loss, medical trauma and major life transitions.
Associate Clinical Social Worker (Supervised by Isabella Laughlin, LMFT #125604, ATR-BC, CEDS)
As your therapist, my primary focus is to facilitate your healing journey through psychodynamic therapy. I am deeply committed to supporting adolescents and transitional age youth as they rediscover their true selves after enduring the challenges of living with an eating disorder. I have a particular interest in working with individuals who have survived childhood trauma including sexual abuse and developmental trauma.
Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (Supervised by Isabella Laughlin, LMFT #125604, ATR-BC, CEDS)
As a bi-racial AMFT, I prioritize integrating cultural competency and diversity considerations into my sessions, seeing my role as extrapolating research findings and implementing intersectional practices tailored to my clients' individual lived experiences.
Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (Supervised by Isabella Laughlin, LMFT #125604, ATR-BC, CEDS)
I’m a Black therapist based in Los Angeles, and I view therapy as a collaborative space where we work together to promote healing, growth, and a deeper understanding of the self. My goal is to create a safe and affirming environment where clients can honestly explore their experiences with support.
Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (Supervised by Isabella Laughlin, LMFT #125604, ATR-BC, CEDS)
My approach is one that is informed by the effects of trauma and attachment theory principles. I believe our formative relationships are where we learn how to show up in our relationships with others as well as the spaces we occupy.
Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (Supervised by Isabella Laughlin, LMFT #125604, ATR-BC, CEDS)
As an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, I am devoted to helping clients find grounding during times of transition, growth during times of stagnation, and a belief in self during times of hardship.
