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Newport Institute Treatment Program

Newport Institute has youth male and female programs located in Southern California, with residential homes for men and women in San Francisco and Los Angeles. They incorporate experiential practices into their patient’s schedules. These include yoga, equine-assisted therapy, cooking classes, and martial arts. Newport strives to provide a well-rounded program, so they also have life skills programs, career counseling and spiritual programs.

Amber Creamer

Calling all women who feel dismissed, overlooked, or rejected by your family. Every time you talk with them you end up feeling worse. The loneliness is real. You don’t feel seen even when you’re surrounded by family and friends. You feel obligated to meet everyone’s wants and needs, but it feels like no matter what you do it’s never enough or there’s no time for you. You don’t have to be exhausted and frustrated. Our work will help you embrace who you really are and discover who you want to be.

Dora Valencia

It takes great courage to take the first step in seeking support for past or current experiences. As a therapist, I use a collaborative approach to explore areas of concern and establish goals towards personal growth and change. In doing so, my goal is to provide a safe environment that is free of judgement when embarking on your journey of healing and self-improvement.

Carolyn Millikin

My clients come to be seen and heard in a safe place. We explore their thoughts and emotions as they develop new coping skills and ways of thinking. I work together with you to grow through grief, anxiety, depression, school issues, marital discord, family issues, or addiction. Sometimes you may feel like you are the only one; you don't have to be alone!

Patricia Arce

My clients often request support in navigating depression, anxiety, self-esteem, gender identity, burnout, perfectionism, neurodivergence and other such concerns. In working with me, you'll find a therapist who is open-minded, welcoming, approachable, flexible, at times serious or silly, and, above all, committed to liberatory principles.

Leila Atiyeh

Are you struggling to manage the stressors life throws your way? Do you find yourself feeling disconnected in your relationships, longing for deeper connections? If so, you are not alone. Life can be overwhelming, and seeking support is a courageous step. As a committed therapist, I’m here to guide you on your unique journey toward growth and empowerment.

Emily Morgan

Are you an adult who hasn't fully gotten over how you were treated as a child? Do you struggle with anxiety or PTSD symptoms? Do you keep repeating the same negative relationship patterns or have negative beliefs about your worth? Are you overcome with sadness about the childhood you should have had? Have you experienced emotional neglect and/or feel that you weren't emotionally cared for as a child? If any of these resonate with you, I can help.

Daiana Chapman

Are you feeling like no one understands you? I get that. Are you having feelings of not belonging and that you don’t even know your own self anymore? I get that, too. Very often, others, like family and friends, can’t understand our trauma and pain, and we don’t want to burden them with it anymore. We feel like a broken record when we share that we aren’t doing well. We are embarrassed that we haven’t healed by now.

NUBIA TELLIS

You're taking the first step towards learning how to manage those negative emotions. Guess what!? We all experience distressing emotions and thoughts. Those thoughts trigger behaviors that can affect our relationship with ourselves and with others. Learning how to manage them and not suppress them is the journey we can take together.

Alana Heavirland

Are you someone who is seeking guidance in navigating the complexities of your relationships, emotions, and life circumstances? You may be facing challenges with communication, unresolved conflict, or a sense of disconnect within your family unit. Your goals are to heal emotional wounds, foster healthier relationships, and cultivate a sense of harmony and understanding within your family. I look forward to connecting with you!

Brenda LeShay

I work with individuals experiencing many different challenges; anxiety, depression, trauma, grief or loss, Bipolar Disorder, relationship difficulties and life-transitions. My work with couples sometimes includes; per-marital counseling, communication work, conflict resolution, and relationships phase-of-life transitions.

Solara Calderon

My clients come to therapy grieving a painful loss (like the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or even the loss of a part of their identity), trying to shift unhelpful patterns or behaviors in their relationships, struggling to adapt to a new life phase (like parenthood, starting college, or a new job), having a hard time managing big emotions, or seeking deeper meaning and connection. I particularly love working with young adults, moms and dads, and LGBTQ+ folks.

Meg McGuire

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I work with adults and families looking to work through their mental health challenges, all while improving their relationship with both themselves and others. I am experienced in treating individuals and families impacted by addiction, eating disorders, anxiety, relational conflict, depression, perfectionism, low self worth, life transitions and more. This includes clients currently struggling with substance abuse and disordered eating.

Kristen Hornung

Do you feel stressed, exhausted, unfulfilled, and disconnected? When triggered do you shut down, have unexpected emotions, overthink, or dissociate? Have you been successful at work or school, but feel like you've lost yourself in the process? Maybe you carry the weight of unresolved past trauma or long to heal attachment wounds that make it hard to feel secure and build healthy relationships. If any of these experiences apply to you, I want you to know you are not alone, and therapy can help.

Lisa Jorgensen

I specialize in working with individuals with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia spectrum disorders, addiction, personality disorders, trauma/PTSD, sexual abuse, and DV. In my work and research, I have focused on the ways in which neurobiology and temperament combine with exposure to discrimination, microaggressions, violence, and other forms of societal and systemic oppression to affect mental health and wellbeing, especially as this pertains to LGBTQIAAP+ individuals.

Georgie Kelly

I work almost exclusively with the trans and nonbinary communities, and I have specialized in gender identities for the last 9 years. I am kink-aware, ethical non-monogamy-friendly, and sex positive. I see clients as young as 13 years old. I am familiar with dissociation, as well as working with dissociative systems and plural folx.

Herb Schnabel

The clients I work with include individuals, couples, and families dealing with a variety of issues such as gender dysphoria, anxiety, depression, grief, life transition, and relationship issues. I work with a variety of ages including kiddos as young as 10.

Sabrina Fish

Do you struggle with feeling at loss with your sense of self, which affects your relationships and your day-to-day life? Do you feel overwhelmed by your mind constantly thinking about the what-ifs of life? Do you feel disconnected from yourself and others? Now more than ever women are feeling anxious, uncertain, and overwhelmed about how to "manage it all" and take care of themselves. Constantly putting everyone else before you can lead to feeling burnt-out and disconnected from mind and body.

Ocean Ridge Treatment and Recovery

Ocean Ridge Treatment provides specialized care for adult males and females facing substance abuse and mental health challenges. The program caters to a diverse group, including young adults and executive professionals, offering tailored treatment plans designed to meet their unique needs. Central to the program’s success is its focus on clients who enter with a strong desire to transform their lives, supported by robust external networks of family, friends, or other support systems.

Sam Wasfi, LMFT

Maybe you feel stuck in a cycle of miscommunication, where every conversation turns into an argument. Perhaps trust has been broken, and you wonder if it can ever be rebuilt. Or maybe the distance between you has grown so wide that you barely recognize the person beside you. Relationships don’t struggle because of a lack of love—they struggle under the weight of unmet needs, unresolved wounds, and loneliness. But here’s the good news: healing is possible, and you don’t have to do it alone.