Hi, I'm Jennifer! If you're here, something within you is telling you that you deserve a different experience in life—and that's possible. I help clients develop practical tools to navigate life's challenges with greater ease, confidence, and resilience. Feelings of stuckness, uncertainty, or overwhelm often stem from underlying patterns and automatic responses that you may not yet see or fully understand. Together, we'll identify those patterns to build insight and create meaningful change. Through a holistic approach, we'll explore the factors that influence your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, helping you move toward a more fulfilling and aligned life. My approach integrates somatic, behavioral, and psychodynamic therapies. As an EMDR-trained therapist, I also help clients reprocess memories that may be influencing present circumstances. The fact that you're here, looking for support, means you're already showing up for yourself. I would be honored to be part of your journey, helping you clear obstacles, reconnect with yourself, and move toward the life you desire.

Welcome! I'm Judith. Therapy begins with feeling safe enough to be fully yourself without judgment, expectations, or pressure. Whether you are seeking support for your child, your family, or yourself, every story is unique, and you deserve a space where you feel genuinely heard, understood, and valued. As an AMFT clinician specializing in child, adolescent, and family behavioral health, I provide a compassionate, strengths-based space where clients across the lifespan can navigate life’s challenges. While I work with individuals and families at every stage, I have a special focus on supporting children and teens. Young people don't always have the words for what they are experiencing whether it’s trauma, anxiety, school stressors, behavioral concerns, or major family transitions like separation and divorce. Together, we explore all parts of who you are: the strengths, the struggles, the uncomfortable moments, and the messy parts.

Reaching out for support can feel uncertain, and that’s completely okay. We can start with a simple conversation to see if therapy feels like the right fit for you right now. When you’re ready, support is here.

Hello, I’m Kevin Lasting, an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT150173) and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC17873) with a background in the arts, forensic mitigation, community mental health, and private practice. I was born and raised in Los Angeles, studied at NYU, lived and worked in Europe for nearly a decade, and later earned my master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University. My clinical training has included work with adults, children, teens, couples, and families, as well as psychodynamic process groups. My approach to therapy is warm, thoughtful, and engaged. I work primarily from a psychodynamic and relational perspective, informed by attachment theory, object relations, somatic awareness, and affective neuroscience. I’m interested not only in the symptoms that bring someone to therapy, but also in the deeper patterns beneath them — the ways we learn to protect ourselves, relate to others, manage difficult feelings, and repeat experiences that may no longer serve us. Many of the people I work with are struggling with anxiety, depression, anger, grief, relationship difficulties, identity, destructive habits, or a persistent sense of feeling stuck. You may understand your patterns intellectually and still find yourself repeating them. You may be successful in many areas of life but feel disconnected, dissatisfied, or uncertain about what you actually want. Or you may simply sense that there is more going on beneath the surface and want a place to explore it honestly. Therapy can offer the opportunity to slow these patterns down and understand them differently. Together, we pay attention to what is happening in your relationships, your emotional life, your body, and in the therapy itself. My role is to listen closely, ask meaningful questions, notice connections, and help you explore experiences that may have been difficult to recognize, put into words, or process. I see therapy as a collaborative process and the therapeutic relationship as an important part of the work. My hope is to create a space where you can feel both supported and challenged — a place to become more curious about yourself, understand what has shaped you, and begin moving toward a life and relationships that feel more authentic, connected, and alive.