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Gottman Method therapists in Arroyo Grande, CA

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Los Angeles, California therapist: Ana Velouise, Perinatal Mental Health Specialist, marriage and family therapist
Gottman Method

Ana Velouise, Perinatal Mental Health Specialist

Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT
Why did no one warn you about how hard the transition to parenthood was going to be? You often feel that you’re not doing a “good enough” job and wonder why other parents seem to have it all figured out. You may not have had the pregnancy, birth, or postpartum experience that you wanted. You love your baby more than anything but you don’t always love being a parent. I’ve been there. Therapy is a resource that helped me feel less alone as I navigated the immense changes that came with becoming a parent. I’m a queer, neurodivergent mother of twins and my lived experience with perinatal loss, birth trauma, NICU parenting, being postpartum in 2020, and perinatal mental health disorders drew me to this work.  
2 Years Experience
Online in Arroyo Grande, California (Online Only)
Santa Barbara, California therapist: Alexus Cordova, MS, APCC, counselor/therapist
Gottman Method

Alexus Cordova, MS, APCC

Counselor/Therapist, Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
I am dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment where you can freely explore your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. I offer fully virtual sessions, accessible from anywhere in California. My focus is on supporting adults and adolescents facing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Together, we'll uncover patterns, build resilience, and develop personalized strategies to help you achieve your goals and enhance your overall well-being.  
2 Years Experience
Online in Arroyo Grande, California (Online Only)
San Diego, California therapist: Christina L. Gietzen-Haraden, psychologist
Gottman Method

Christina L. Gietzen-Haraden

Psychologist, Psy.D
I am a solution-oriented, person-centered psychologist who uses a multi-modal approach to offer support and guidance to help you explore and recover from maladaptive patterns of thinking, behavior and relationships that result in emotional pain. Currently accepting new patients.  
23 Years Experience
Online in Arroyo Grande, California
Fairfax, Virginia therapist: Rachel Ann Dine, licensed professional counselor
Gottman Method

Rachel Ann Dine

Licensed Professional Counselor, LPCC, LPC
Do you feel caught up in the cycle of worry, overthinking, or trying to make everyone else happy? Feel as if you constantly need to achieve, do more, or get caught up in “what’s next” thinking? Do you identify as having people pleasing tendencies, self-doubt, or relationship struggles? It IS possible to effectively manage worries and sadness, feel a deeper sense of confidence in yourself, and find more inner peace! Relationship health for adult women and men (healing from unhealthy relationships, divorce, and creating healthy relationships) is my subset specialty. Available online statewide to adult and couples in California and Virginia. Reach out to get started. Looking forward to meeting you!  
19 Years Experience
Online in Arroyo Grande, California (Online Only)
Newport Beach, California therapist: Emma Esper, marriage and family therapist
Gottman Method

Emma Esper

Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT, LPCC
As a therapist and clinical counselor, I help to hold the weight of anxiety, trauma, depression, and relational conflict, and encourage self acceptance. There is beauty in showing up for yourself, and bravery in turning towards struggle. When we deny our struggle, we deny a part of us that is longing to be seen. Struggle and suffering are hard to face, as it often leaves us feeling broken. Many of us were never taught to embrace our flaws and imperfections. What if we could see the broken pieces of ourselves, the parts of us that are scarred, and view them with compassion? What if we saw our scars as marks of courage and resiliency? The journey towards wholeness includes accepting each part of ourselves, the part that is joyful, the part that laughs, the part that hurts, the part that feels empty. My work is based on the hope that we can step into our authentic selves, to feel without shame, accept our darkness, live mindfully in our own light, and recognize that who we are is enough.  
5 Years Experience
Online in Arroyo Grande, California