Expert Care for Kids, Teens & Trauma Survivors of All Ages
Repeated arguments, parenting disagreements and changes in family life can make it difficult to feel heard or work together. Therapy SoCal provides co-parenting and family therapy to help people understand their patterns, discuss difficult concerns and develop more workable ways of relating.
We consider each person’s perspective, the relationships involved and the goals that bring you to treatment. Sessions may focus on communication, boundaries, parenting support or adjustment to family transitions. In-person services are offered in Valencia, serving Santa Clarita, and Glendora, with California telehealth options when suitable. An initial consultation helps clarify the type of care, who should attend and whether our services fit your needs.
Families may seek help when communication breaks down, a child is struggling or a major transition affects everyone differently. Treatment looks at how family members influence one another and which changes could make everyday interactions more supportive.
We make room for different ages, communication styles and perspectives. Family sessions may address emotional reactions, boundaries and recurring misunderstandings. The goal is to identify practical changes that fit the family’s circumstances rather than expect every person to have the same experience
Parenting support therapy can help caregivers respond to difficult behavior, strengthen connection and coordinate expectations. When a child needs individual care as well, explore therapy for children and teens. For placement changes or adoption-related needs, learn about adoption and foster care therapy
The clinician explains who will participate, how confidentiality works and which goals will guide the sessions. We review progress and adjust the plan as your needs change. Christian family counseling or faith-sensitive integration may be discussed when requested; it is optional and guided by your preferences.
Location and Inquiry: Read about our offices, fees and insurance information before starting. Therapy SoCal is private pay and out of network. Request a free 15-minute phone consultation to explain the relationship or family concern, preferred location and who may attend. Ask about current in-person or telehealth options.
Not necessarily. The clinician recommends who should attend based on the goals and needs of the family. Some sessions may include parents, a child or several family members. The plan and information-sharing arrangements are discussed before treatment proceeds.
Family therapy focuses on relationships and interactions among participating family members. Parenting support works with caregivers on understanding a child’s needs and applying practical strategies. Your clinician can explain which format fits the concern and whether a combination would be helpful.
Co-parenting support may be appropriate for parents adjusting to separation, communication difficulties or different routines. Divorce and family support explains the available care. Complex situations require an assessment of the family’s circumstances and the clinician’s role.
Faith-sensitive or Christian integration can be discussed with clients who request it. It is optional and depends on clinician fit. Families do not need to request faith-based services to receive care, and each participant’s beliefs and preferences are respected.
Dr. Melissa Jinariu, Licensed Psychologist and Associates
Mon-Fri: 08AM-08PM
Saturday: Appointments may be available upon request.
27201 Tourney Road, Suite 201, Valencia, CA 91355 AND 216 N. Glendora Ave, Suite 203, Glendora, CA 91741
(661)-904-0088
dr.melissaJinariu@gmail.com
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