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Specialties and Certifications

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Training & Certifications

Our therapists hold certifications and/or are trained and qualified to provide treatment in the following modalities (click on the link to learn more about the underlined modalities):

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We support children, adolescents, adults, and families affected by single-event trauma, chronic or developmental trauma, adverse sexual assault, abuse, bullying, foster care, adoption-related experiences, high-conflict divorce, grief, and spiritual or religious abuse. Empirically proven treatments is paced carefully and tailored to each person’s history, development, readiness, and emotional needs.

Yes. EMDR, or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is one of the trauma treatment approaches available through Therapy SoCal. It may help suitable clients process distressing memories and reduce trauma-related symptoms. The clinician will first determine whether EMDR is appropriate and explain how it may fit into the overall treatment plan.

Yes. EMDR, or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is one of the trauma treatment approaches available through Therapy SoCal. It may help suitable clients process distressing memories and reduce trauma-related symptoms. The clinician will first determine whether EMDR is appropriate and explain how it may fit into the overall treatment plan.

Yes. Exposure and Response Prevention, commonly called ERP, may be used to help children, teens, or adults experiencing OCD. ERP involves gradually confronting feared situations while learning to reduce compulsive responses.

Treatment is planned collaboratively and progresses at an appropriate, manageable pace.

Yes. Therapy SoCal provides parenting support for caregivers managing behavioral challenges, emotional concerns, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, trauma, adoption, foster care, and other family needs.

Co-parenting support may also be available for families navigating separation, divorce, or high-conflict family situations.