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Loss or Grief therapists in East Los Angeles, CA

We are proud to feature top rated Loss or Grief therapists in East Los Angeles, CA. We encourage you to review each profile to find your best match.
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Beverly Hills, California therapist: Carl H. Shubs, therapist
Loss or Grief

Carl H. Shubs

Therapist, Ph.D.
CREATE THE LIFE YOU WANT. Things not working the way you'd like? Find out why and change it. Anxiety, depression, trauma, gay/lesbian/bisexual issues, addictions (substances or behaviors)? These are some of the areas where I can help. YOU SET THE COURSE, AND I'LL HELP YOU GET THERE.  
39 Years Experience
Near East Los Angeles, CA
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Loss or Grief

Patrick Kelly, Psy.D., LMFT

Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Marriage, Family, Therapist (LMFT)
Loss andd grief are universal emothions that we all experience, yet we are never taught how to deal with loss even though life is really about a lifetime of loss and our ability to recover from loss. Dr. Patrick works with clients to heal from their current loss and grief and to understan the connection of the emotional energy from proevious unresolved grief.  
12 Years Experience
Near East Los Angeles, CA
Online in East Los Angeles, California
Encino, California therapist: Lori Freson, therapist
Loss or Grief

Lori Freson

Therapist, M.A., LMFT
Loss and grief looks different for everyone, but it is important to allow yourself to grieve after a loss. I will teach you the stages of grief and will be right here supporting you through them.  
22 Years Experience
Near East Los Angeles, CA
Online in East Los Angeles, California
Beverly Hills, California therapist: G. Safina, therapist
Loss or Grief

G. Safina

Therapist, Individual And Couples Therapy, MA, MS
Grief and loss therapy can be beneficial for individuals who are struggling to come to terms with the loss of a loved one, relationship, job, or any other significant aspect of their life.  
3 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)
Agoura Hills, California therapist: Tracy Sachs, therapist
Loss or Grief

Tracy Sachs

Therapist, MA, AMFT
Grief and loss come in many forms. Of course, it can come in the form of a death of a loved one. It can also arrive with a dream lost, a relationship ending, or a decline in health. Sometimes grief lives in us because we did not receive the love and care we needed as children. It can also be experienced as collective grief about the state of the world and the ecological realities of our time. However it arrives, we will tend to grief's sorrow and rage with reverence so that you can integrate it, eventually allowing authentic joy and gratitude to be experienced once more.  
5 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)
San Jose, California therapist: Growth and Change Counseling, marriage and family therapist
Loss or Grief

Growth and Change Counseling

Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
A wise man once wrote, "the sadness of grieving allows our heart to let go of what it cannot have so that it can prepare for what it can have." Death is the great equalizer and Grief is a hard reality of life. At Growth and Change Counseling, we come alongside you and help you engage a healthy grief process that moves you from that point of loss into a place where you are able to give meaning to the person you loved and satisfaction in the new realities of life before you. We are experienced Grief therapists, call us today!  
6 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)
San Diego, California therapist: Eric van der Voort, psychologist
Loss or Grief

Eric van der Voort

Psychologist, PsyD, CST, CSWT
Grief results from many types of loss. A loss can be the death of a loved one, a breakup, losing a job, or a change in financial security. We can also experience the loss of our identity, purpose, ability, or level of functioning. Everyday life events, such as moving, can involve adjusting to a new city, culture, or trying to make new friends. This can mean grieving the loss of a life we used to have. In order to successfully grieve, we need create new meaning in our lives. However, certain things can get in the way of this process. These “stuck points” might include anger and resentment, guilt, seeing the lost person or thing as being “all good” or “all bad,” or having difficulty talking about the loss. If you are experiencing a painful loss and feel overwhelmed with where to start, your search for a therapist is a great step. Call me today so we can discuss how grief therapy can help you.In order to be the best version of ourselves, we need to grieve these losses and create new meaning in our lives. However, certain things can get in the way of grieving successfully. These “stuck points” might include anger and resentment, guilt, or difficulty talking about the loss. For those who are experiencing a painful loss and feel overwhelmed with where to start, your search for a therapist is a great step. Call me today so we can discuss how therapy for grief and loss can help you.  
9 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)
San Francisco, California therapist: Dr. Christina Charlotin, psychologist
Loss or Grief

Dr. Christina Charlotin

Psychologist, Psy.D.
Process oriented therapy to address difficult feelings following a breakup or separation.  
12 Years Experience
Near East Los Angeles, CA
Online in East Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California therapist: Jillian Luz, marriage and family therapist
Loss or Grief

Jillian Luz

Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT, ATR
I have specialized training in Grief and Loss issues to support you through this difficult time.  
9 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)
Los Angeles, California therapist: Melissa Klass M.A., LMFT, marriage and family therapist
Loss or Grief

Melissa Klass M.A., LMFT

Marriage and Family Therapist, M.A., LMFT #119163
Death. The most universal of life experiences. So why are we afraid to talk about it? We use euphemistic language in an effort to . . . what exactly? Does imagining her in “a better place” take the pain away? What do we say when children ask if they can visit this place, or when the deceased will return home? And then the casseroles and phone calls taper off. Always too soon. Then people stop asking, as though their questions will bring her to mind and cause you to suffer. Don’t they know you think of her every day? Grief doesn’t ever really go away; it changes over time. Just when you think you are coping better with the loss, the holidays arrive, or the one-year anniversary hits, and there you are, overwhelmed by difficult emotions once again. I would be honored to sit alongside you on this difficult, and often lonely, journey.  
8 Years Experience
Online in East Los Angeles, California (Online Only)