Find therapists in Redondo Beach

Rachel Harris

I work with individuals, couples, and families on issues including, loneliness, loss and grief, anxiety/depression, relationships, and self esteem. I specialize in issues relating to life's transitions such as, divorce, separation, career change, parenthood, grief, and aging.

Rodman Walsh

My clients describe me as warm, empathic, supportive, direct, insightful and active in the therapy. Many of my clients are focusing to improve their lives, relationships, patterns of behavior, find new coping skills and tools, heal from past events, and better understand themselves. Whether it is anxiety, depression, substance use & addiction, trauma, stage of life or personal growth and career focus, we will find ways to navigate these challenges together and build a stronger sense of self.

Jennifer Hamrock

I work collaboratively with my clients to find out what works for them and their situation. I am an integrative therapist, tailoring approaches to fit each client’s needs. Although asking for help can be difficult, know that I will be there to support your journey from the very first phone call all the way through to your discharge session. Together we can uncover underlying reasons for behaviors and emotions and address those to learn healthier, more productive, and beneficial ways.

Katie Vernoy

I love working with people who have complex, complicated pasts. We are indeed shaped by all that has happened to us and, when we understand our past, we can choose how we want to move forward. I also love supporting people with a big vision for the future. So often, life changing events propel us to help others. As long as we can cope with the uncertainty and self-doubt that too often accompany these big ideas, we can make a big impact on the world.

Kylie Hepper

My clients seek my services because they often feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure how to move forward. I work with adults navigating anxiety, depression, self-doubt, life transitions and more; couples who feel more like roommates than partners and are looking for ways to reconnect; and teens who need a space to feel seen, heard, and understood. If you're craving real connection, honest support, and a therapist who keeps it warm and down-to-earth—you’re in the right place.

Sheila Kelly

I specialize in transitional age (18-26), however am very comfortable with teens through midlife as well. Clients often come to me struggling with complex trauma histories, intense and codependent relationship patterns and low self-esteem. My clients are in a state of inner confusion as their truth has been supplanted by cultural or familial expectations for too long. It is my goal to assist you find yourself through the confusion and live as you are meant to be.

Sophia Galano

Are you struggling with mental health? Are you motivated to engage in therapy and have specific issues to address? If so, brief integrative psychotherapy is a great way to work through these issues. I'd love to partner with you and help you achieve your desired goals on your journey toward mental well-being.

Christine Johnson

Are you struggling with mental health, LGBTQIA+ issues, or addiction recovery? Are you motivated to engage in therapy and have specific issues to address? If so, brief integrative psychotherapy is a great way to work through these issues. I'd love to partner with you and help you achieve your desired goals on your journey toward mental well-being.

Jonathan Artigue

Jonathan specializes in supporting neurodivergent individuals navigating life transitions, addiction recovery, and mental health challenges. His integrative approach combines evidence-based therapies (CBT, DBT, and ACT) with mindfulness and solution-focused techniques. He creates a compassionate, structured environment where clients with ADHD, autism, anxiety, and depression can explore their unique experiences and develop personalized coping strategies.

Naomi Lutz

Do you find yourself holding back, unsure where to turn with your thoughts and emotions? Many adults I work with feel like they don’t have a safe place to share their feelings. Often, they’ve spent a long time avoiding emotions because they don’t know what to do with them. Together, we can explore those feelings in a compassionate and non-judgmental space, allowing you to make sense of your inner world and find a path forward.

Jennifer Marks

Taking the first step towards your journey of healing can be a difficult decision to make. Opening the path to what has brought us deep suffering can be scary and at the same time, exactly what we need in order to begin to build a life grounded on what is important to us. It is easy to lose sight of of these things when we spend our time trying our hardest to get rid of or avoid our pain. My hope is that I am able to guide you on this journey to find a clearer path.

Kimberly Hegg

I help my clients navigate the therapy process in a caring way that sets them on a path towards self discovery, by building a collaborative relationship that instills hope and empowers them in their process. I have experience working with clients who are struggling with depression, anxiety, low self esteem, grief, and relationship issues. I also specialize in working with couples and families assisting them to cultivate and improve communication and healthy interpersonal relationships.

Asya Rachitsky

My clients are thoughtful, self-aware adults and young adults who often feel stuck in patterns of self-doubt, burnout, or emotional overwhelm. Many grew up feeling unseen or overly responsible. They come to therapy longing for deeper self-trust, healthier relationships, and a sense of ease in who they are. Together, we work gently and honestly toward healing, clarity, and growth.

Kirk Tjalas

I work with individuals facing a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, and relationship struggles. My ideal clients are those ready to take an active role in their healing journey, seeking a compassionate, nonjudgmental space to build resilience and make lasting change. Whether you're dealing with mental health issues, navigating life transitions, or looking for support in managing stress, I’m here to help you achieve your goals and regain control of your life.

David Watson

Finding meaning in life, healing, becoming whole again, & thriving (not just surviving) are examples of potential goals for our time together. Within that framework, we can customize our work to meet and embrace your unique personality & needs. A couple of meaningful quotes: “You are not meant for crawling. So don't. You have wings. Learn to use them and fly." ~ Jalal al-Din Rumi (13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic) “The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” ~ Carl Jung

Andrea Haro

My clients are ready for change. They are ready to take action to stop the ruminations, catastrophic thinking, and change the limited beliefs that have hindered them for too long. Their bodies have been burdened by it, often carrying tension and unexplained pains. Their relationships have been negatively impacted by it, including the most crucial one with themselves. They want to discard harmful old patterns, have more agency, and reach for their joys rather than fleeing from fears.

Sarah Brock Chavez

Specializing in LGBQ+ identities and relationships, Trans/NB/Gender-expansive adults (and parents of), trauma, survivorship, body image, shame, women’s empowerment, intersectional identities, decolonizing healing, Chicanx experiences, mixed race identities, poly/non-monog experiences/relationships, sex work, kink, Depression, Anxiety, Adjustment, queer parenting, chronic pain, neural circuit pain, and mind-body symptoms.

Allison Young

Many of the individuals and couples I work with come to me because they are feeling emotionally and physically out of touch with their partners. My practice mainly focuses on helping dissatisfied partners communicate effectively and feel more seen, heard, and understood in the relationship. I work from a relational-cultural perspective, aiming to understand each person within the larger systems they exist in, and helping to bridge the gaps in communication by getting to the root of conflicts.

Shelly Crosby

You're exhausted, overwhelmed, and tired of feeling anxious and on edge all the time. You've thought about calling a therapist, but you're worried that no one can understand what you're feeling or what you've been though. You think you should be able to handle it all on your own, but things aren't getting better. Deep down, you know that it is time to ask for help. Even if you've felt this way for a very long time, it is possible to feel better... You don't have to do this alone.

Marissa Krupat

You might be seeking therapy for support with a specific challenge or simply for a safe space to explore your thoughts, emotions, fears, and struggles. My goal is to create an environment where compassionate curiosity thrives, free of judgment. I deeply respect each individual's personal journey and am committed to working with you to discover greater peace and fulfillment by exploring and nurturing your unique strengths and abilities.