Find a Couples Counselor in Chula Vista

As a therapist , my approach is centered on non-judgmental conversations and therapeutic practices that invite collaboration. I work with clients to help map out their problems and tap into their unique personal values and strengths. My intention is to always create a space where individuals, couples and families feel more agency when it comes to their lives and especially their mental health.

Our therapy practice offers a place to find support, empathy, and outside-of-the-box ways of solving your problems. We aim to break the stereotype of what therapy is supposed to be like, and what your relationship should look like. We don’t have stuffy offices as you might find in a medical practice. Our therapy rooms are warm and cozy. You’ll feel like you’re sitting in our living room.

I work as a relationship therapist, offering insight, guidance and counsel to couples, families and individuals. My website will give you more information - Fishercounselingandtherapy.com If you have questions or want to schedule an appt, please call 619.254.8116. $50.00 per session, credit card, cash or check. I'm also an eleven year county approved facilitator for anger management and domestic violence groups for male and female offenders.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, loss, trauma, isolation, relationship/family issues? At Open Mind Health, we get to the “root cause” of what’s actually leading to your emotional challenges, while treating the resulting issues and developing lasting solutions to help you feel optimistic and hopeful. With ease-of-access to our advanced telehealth platform or in-person visits, our expert psychiatrists and therapists offer highly individualized care wherever you are and whenever you need it.

I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist in the state of California working with both couples and individuals, while also running groups on the topics of codependency, boundary setting and assertiveness. I take an integrative approach with my clients that incorporates elements of attachment theory (the way we connect with and establish safety with others), emotionally focused theory (working with the adaptive potential of emotions) and experiential processes.

We all go through ups and downs; times when we’re mad, sad, angry, nervous or afraid. Whether you’re going through a big life change or things just don’t seem like they’re going your way, it’s normal to experience these feelings. But when the feelings don’t go away, when they linger for weeks, months or even years, you might need help getting your life back on track.