Ashley Reed
MA, LMFT 111557

I am a therapist who is very caring, with several years of experience working with children who have autism, learning disorders and intellectual disability in the school district as well as private companies.  I have applied the treatment of cognitive-behavioral therapy in the school district, as well as, in the counseling field with both children and adults.  I also have experience with play therapy with children, as well as, applying Gestalt techniques, such as Empty chair and role reversal and structural techniques with families.  I am a Christian based therapist who is willing to help guide those in need of comfort and stability. 

Modalities 

Children (4 to 12) 

Adolescents 

Individuals 

Couples 

Families 

Groups 

Treatment Approaches 

Christian Values & Ethics 

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy 

Culturally Sensitive 

Familiar with Celebrate Recovery 12 Step Model 

Gestalt Therapy 

Play Therapy 

Solution Focused Therapy 

Structural Therapy 

Bowen Therapy

Specialties 

ADHD 

Anger Management 

Anxiety 

Autism 

Boundaries 

Emotional Abuse of a minor 

Depression 

Domestic Violence 

Drug Use of a Minor 

Family Dysfunction 

Intermittent Explosive Disorder 

Intellectual Disorders 

Learning Disorders 

Oppositional Defiant Disorder 

Parenting Issues 

Personal Growth 

PTSD 

Relationship Issues 

Self-Esteem Issues 

Sexual Abuse of a minor 

Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder 

Stress Management

Noreen Kopaczewski
MSW, LCSW 16864

Hello. My name is Noreen Kopaczewski MSW. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #16864) and have been working with children, adolescents, and their families for the past 30 years. I have experience working with kids who are struggling with depression, behavioral issues, and/or traumatic events. I engage them by meeting them “where they are at”, in order to develop trust and a nonjudgmental therapeutic relationship. I utilize Play Therapy to help them express their feelings and work through their struggles. I also include caregivers in therapy to better understand their child’s behaviors and explore how past experiences are influencing them now. Together we can work on changing unwanted behaviors and establish new patterns for a more balanced and meaningful life. I look forward to working with you!

Modality: Dyadic and Play therapy with Children, Adolescents, Caregiver(s) and Family – individually – family – group Treatment Approaches: – Psychodynamic Therapy – Evidenced Based Practices – Culturally sensitive Specialities: – Depression – Oppositional Defiant Behaviors – Anger Management – ADHD/ADD – Academic Issues – Trauma – Parenting

Natalia Arellano
LCSW 27226

Hello! I am Natalia Arellano, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #27226). My focus as a therapist is to guide you in remembering your worthiness and honoring who you are in order to create a life filled with more joy and meaning. Depression, anxiety, low self esteem and many other life challenges tend to make us forget how amazing and extraordinary we truly are. Our constant and discouraging thoughts create false belief systems that keep us stuck, numb and unfulfilled. I use a variety of therapy modalities to empower you to take action and create the vibrant life you deserve. Radical self acceptance, self love and self compassion are vital in order for you to thrive. This is the necessary work that takes effort, but you are so worth it. I value faith and spirituality which can be integrated into therapy according to the desires of the client. I look forward to working with you as you begin the journey of empowered transformation!

Modality:

  • Teens (16+)
  • Adults
  • Individual

Treatment Approach

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) 
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  • Mindfulness-Based
  • Solution Focused Brief
  • Strength-Based
  • Person-Centered
  • Culturally Sensitive
  • Compassion Focused 
  • Guided imagery
  • Spirituality 
  • Inner Child Work

Areas of Focus and Specialties:

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Grief & Loss
  • Personal Growth
  • Life transitions
  • Self Esteem 
  • Stress
  • Relationship Issues
  • Spirituality 

Evelia Saucedo
MA, AMFT 101900
Supervised by Dr. Joselyn Josephine Ayala-Encalada LMFT 96987

My name is Evelia Claudia Saucedo and I am a Bilingual Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. I obtained a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from University of Phoenix. I received a Bachelor of science in Human Development from University of Phoenix.

My experience consists of working with diverse populations; I have worked with HIV+ infected and affected individuals who have experienced depressive and anxiety symptoms, and low self-esteem. I have also worked with children and youth who have experienced depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, low self-esteem, stress and oppositional defiant behaviors.

I strongly believe that individuals benefit from a therapist’s guidance toward self-empowerment, thus allowing individuals to develop and learn self-perception to manage difficulties. 

Modality

  • Individual
  • Family 
  • Children


Specialties

  • Depression
  • Anxiety,
  • Self-esteem
  • Family conflict
  • Oppositional defiant behaviors

Ages

  • (4-10), pre-teens/tweens (11-13),
  • adolescents (14-17) 
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Treatment Approach

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Art Therapy 
  •  

Joyce Park MS, AMFT 136353
Supervised by Dr. Joselyn Ayala Encalada

My name is Joyce Park and I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT #136353). I received my masters in counseling psychology from Cal State University Long Beach. I also graduated from Biola University and received a Bachelors in science in communication sciences and disorders. I treat children, adolescents, adults, and couples from all ages, and backgrounds. I am passionate in helping clients to regain their voice and offering a safe space for clients to honestly process what is going on in their lives. I have a collaborative working style with my clients meaning, I love to work together to build goals, process how sessions are going, and what interventions are helpful or not helpful. I believe iin growth, healing, and baby steps towards improvement. My goal is to offer hope in hopeless situations, and I commit to the overall well being of my clients. 

Modality:

  • Children & Adolescents
  • Individuals
  • Couples
  • Telehealth

Treatment Approach

  • Play Therapy
  • Emotionally Focused Therapy 
  • Psychodynamic Therapy with Attachment Based Approach
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 
  • Culturally Sensitive 
  • Relational and collaborative working style with clients 

Areas of Focus and Specialties:

  • Trauma
  • Depression 
  • Anxiety
  • Grief/Loss
  • Family Conflict
  • Personal Growth
  • Self-Esteem/Self Worth 
  • Body Image 
  • Relationship Issues 
  • Self harming behaviors
  • Stress Management 
  • Domestic Violence 
  • Anger Management 

Evan Dunn
Associate Clinical Social Worker ASW# 97935

I received my Masters in Social Work on the Clinical Practice Track with Honors from the Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work. During my program I enjoyed working with people from all walks of life and in all different stages – ranging from middle school students to older adults in senior living. I have experience working with individuals suffering from anxiety, depression, addiction, eating disorders / negative self image, and PTSD. 
 
While providing psychotherapy services to my patients, I believe it is key to embrace humor and offer some relief from the gravity of their problems. I encourage profound exploration of symptoms and issues while simultaneously offering my patients a space of warmth and relief in which to grow. Regardless of the problem, I believe it is important to meet my patients where they are as the experts on their own lives. After building a foundation of trust, working together we can develop insight and skills to foster change.

Treatment Approaches:

Psychodynamic

Relational

CBT interventions

Narrative

Interpersonal

Trauma informed

Specializations:

Addiction

Eating Disorders

PTSD

Men’s issues

Lgbt Issues

Ages:  12 and up: adolescents, individuals, groups, couples

Denise Stylianides
MFT, LMFT 120281

I have experience working with adolescents, young adults, families, and new mothers struggling with anxiety, depression, and trauma. I have spent extensive time with families to overcome obstacles and to develop healthy relationships between one another.  When working with adolescents, I look for opportunities to learn about their experiences.  I believe the highest benefit of therapy is gained once I am able to meet them where they are.  I enjoy treating adults through individual therapy to help navigate life transitions and life stressors.  In the therapeutic relationship, you will gain tools to further your strengths and gain perspective of obstacles and how to best overcome them.  I use an approach that is understanding, compassionate, and without judgement, to guide your journey to healing.

 

I graduated from Alliant International University with an MA degree in Couples and Family Therapy.  My bachelor’s degree is in Child Development and Family Studies.  I have worked in a multitude of settings, including outpatient, in-home treatment, and school setting.  I am committed to supporting individuals in meeting their higher potential while overcoming barriers to live their best lives.

Modality:

– children

– adolescents

– family

– individual

 

Treatment approaches:

– cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

– culturally sensitive

– family systems

– managing and adapting practices (MAP)

– person-centered

– solution-focused

Specialties:

– adjustment difficulties

– anxiety

– communication skills

– depression

– family conflict

– life transitions

– parenting issues

– personal growth

– relationship issues

– self-esteem

– trauma