Jeff Robinson,LCSW

Jeff Robinson,LCSW

Telehealth Available
Professions: Psychotherapist, Clinical Social Worker, Life Coach
License Status: I'm a licensed professional.
Primary Credential: Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Secondary Credential: LCSW
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Fees: $300 per session. Free 15min consult. Sliding scale for creatives affected by the current strikes.
Free Initial Consultation
Weekend Availability
Evening Availability

Offices

8721 Sunset Blvd
Suite 204
Los Angeles, California 90069
Los Angeles, California 90069

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My Approach to Helping

Realizing that you aren’t where you want to be is scary. For many of us, continuing along without changing is likely to result in developing meaningless habits: ruminating, substance abuse, unhealthy hookups, too much time with technology, ignoring your work-relationships, etc. Was there a point in your life where you did feel alive, connected and motivated? Or, do you feel that this has eluded you? This is the thing--we can have a picture-perfect life, an incredible resume, a fabulous apartmenthome and still feel that lack. We can work more, push more to the point of self-sabotage, anxiety, and depression.

My training as a therapist as well as my 11 years in corporate settings provides my clients the chance to express and implement their goals to create more meaningful lives. I've been helping people in my practice for over 15 years. I continue to feel excited about the solid results that good therapy can deliver. To be heard and understood is priceless.

I am a relatable guy. I don't judge. I'm easy to get along with. My clients respond well to me ( I think it's the Midwestern in me). My desire is to provide a warm, caring and respectful and safe environment in order for you to share your challenges, your pain, your desires. We will work together. We can't do this alone. I'll be your partner along the way.

Important Factors for Choosing a Therapist

When I have been in the market for a home or car, I look for comfort. I want to visualize myself on my best days and my worst days, feeling at peace. Feeling the warmth, the safety, the comfort. I want to feel that I have put on my coziest sweater and sweatpants (sorry, from the East Coast) and I can just relish lounging in these articles of clothing in this space I have chosen for myself. That is the feeling you want to look for when you choose a therapist. You are sharing your fears, your past, your dreams, your loves with an individual you have no clear understanding of. But maybe you have that feeling.."this feels right."

Importance of the Client-Therapist Alliance

As a client, don't let yourself get hung up on the letters after the therapist's name. Yes, it can mean specific qualifications--all that is good. But the important piece of this is the relationship that is formed between the therapist and the client. I cannot begin to stress to you the importance of this. If you have a tight alliance with your therapist you are going to be in that special group of clients that will probably feel that you are on the right path, that you are achieving, moving forward. A tight alliance will allow you as the client to take risks, inside and outside of the session room. A tight alliance will allow the therapist to be authentic, to be real--even if it may be something that is difficult to hear. We come to therapy to heal, to shed the shit that is not working, and this sometimes involves hearing things that may be tough to digest. A strong relationship with your therapist can accomplish this.

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Ages I Work With

  • Teens
  • Adults
  • Elders

Languages

  • English

Groups I Work With

    This is primarily a practice for gay and straight men. As a gay man, married to a man and having an adopted daughter, I have experienced the joys and the upsets of romantic and familial relationships. This is tough work, and I do have the practical experience to help you best navigate through your specific situations as well as managing other components of your life- physical and mental health, work, friendships (or lack of). As we get older, we begin to look at our lives through a lens that may have a tiny stopwatch in the bottom right corner. Did I do this life right? Are there dreams I have put on hold for far too long? Have I surrounded myself with the right people? Have I held onto negative habits and patterns of belief when I know intellectually they no longer serve me? There are so many more that I can list here, but you get the gist. And this is not to say that we are not grateful for what we have and what we have accomplished, but is there something more for you here? Let's find out.

Industries & Communities Served

  • Education
  • Entertainment Industry
  • LGBTQ+
  • Military/Law Enforcement
  • Self-Employed and Freelance Professionals

Client Concerns I Treat

  • Addictions and Compulsions
  • Adjusting to Change / Life Transitions
  • Anger
  • Anxiety
  • Caregiver Issues / Stress
  • Codependency / Dependency
  • Communication Problems
  • Depression
  • Divorce / Divorce Adjustment
  • Family Problems
  • Grief, Loss, and Bereavement
  • LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) Issues
  • Men's Issues
  • Parenting
  • Posttraumatic Stress / Trauma
  • Relationships and Marriage
  • Self-Esteem
  • Stress
  • Workplace Issues

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