Find a Therapist near Sun Valley, CA

Corye Pike

LCSW LCSW-C

Clinical Social Worker

Verified

In these stressful times of uncertainly and loss, it can feel overwhelming and hard navigate all of life's responsibilities. It can be especially challenging if you're already in the midst of a life transition. Whether you just had a new baby, recently got married or divorced, are experiencing conflict within your relationship, went through

Michael Fenske

Licensed Psychologist

Mental Health Counselor, Psychologist

Verified

I work with individuals from late adolescence through middle adulthood, with a special focus on college-aged individuals and those navigating the challenges of young adulthood. Many of my clients come to therapy struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, or difficulty connecting with others socially or emotionally. Some feel stuck, unmo

Aubrey Koch

LCSW

Psychotherapist

Verified

Emotional discontent, unpleasant thoughts, and feeling stuck are our mind's way of telling us that something internal needs tending to. As your therapist, we will work together to heal the parts of you that need attention. My approach to therapy is to provide a collaborative, judgment-free, and honest space where we can explore your inner world

Carole Goguen

Licensed Psychologist

Psychologist

Verified

If you’re a woman who feels overwhelmed, scattered, exhausted, or like you’re constantly falling behind despite trying incredibly hard, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken. Many of the women I work with are high-functioning on the outside but internally struggling with focus, organization, sleep, anxiety, or emotion

Mona Saba Valeriano

MSW, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Clinical Social Worker

Verified

Life is inherently challenging, and resisting that reality can deepen suffering. You may have long imagined becoming a parent, only to find yourself grappling with unexpected and complicated feelings towards yourself or your child. Or perhaps in an effort to avoid the pain of your past, you may have turned to food or alcohol or relied on patterns l

Liliana Frandsen

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist

Verified

I’m passionate about helping clients navigate difficult experiences and find a deeper sense of self. I work with people moving through relationship issues, life transitions, grief, relational trauma, creative blocks, spirituality, and spiritual exploration. I specialize in working with the LGBTQ+ community. I support queer, lesbian, bi, an

John Sloan

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist

Verified

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In therapy, we develop the capacity to pause, step out of the stress and burnout of living on autopilot, and explore the particular ways you struggle: self-defeating patterns, cyclical fights, limiting beliefs, self-protective behaviors that cause disconnection in your relationships, stress, anxiety, and depression. Therapy is a safe place that all

Nicole Wilkins

Clinical Psychology Doctoral Intern

Counselor, Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist

Verified

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Are you feeling tired of carrying the weight of anxiety, sadness, or old wounds that never seem to fully heal? Maybe you’ve been stuck in the same relationship patterns, struggling with self-criticism, or feeling like no matter what you try, it’s never enough. You might even feel alone in your pain, unsure if anyone will truly understan

Brockton Hill

JD, MA, MFT, Jungian Analyst

Psychotherapist, Life Coach, Marriage & Family Therapist

Verified

Why do we pick partners who can't meet important needs, even when we deeply love them at first? Why don't our partners understand us? Why don't they love us more or better? We imagine that if we meet the perfect partner, we'll love them forever. They'll perfectly understand us, always knowing how to help and support us. Why can't we find that perso

Petar Sardelich

LMFT PT MAC

Counselor, Marriage & Family Therapist

Verified

People come to therapy for two basic reasons: they feel bad and want to feel better, or, they simply want to grow and improve their lives. Feeling better should be about resolve- not just relief. Getting there can be achieved with an organized set of principles (or tools, if preferred) that anyone can use. A similar set of principles can be used