About Me
Welcome! I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. I have assisted individuals and couples through different journeys of life. I have experience with different levels of concerns ranging from Dissociation to Depression. Trauma and abuse are a couple of my main areas of focus.
I am a Psychodynamic therapist, but am eclectic in my therapeutic approach. I prefer to to tailor sessions to my clients and their individuality. My style is warm and friendly. I use interventions from a wide range of styles such as, Cognitive Behavioral, Client Centered, Narrative, and Existential. I am interested in getting to the core of the issue and increasing self awareness. My belief is that knowing where the issue started and understanding oneself is key in healing and moving forward. I will provide a safe environment in which you are free to express your thoughts and feelings without judgement. I will then assist you in processing those thoughts and emotions to begin your healing journey.
Specialties
- Stress, Anxiety
- Trauma and abuse
- Grief
- Self esteem
- Depression
Addictions , Relationship issues , Family conflicts , Intimacy-related issues , Eating disorders , Parenting issues , Anger management , Bipolar disorder , Coping with life changes , ADHD , Abandonment , Adoption and Foster Care , Read more...
Clinical approaches:
Client-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT), Existential Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy
Services Offered
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Licensing
LMFT #123866 (Expires: 2022-12-31)
Reviews
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Tyesha is a very compassionate and resourceful therapist. She truly listens to me and shows respect for my opinions and input. When I came to her with the idea that I might have ADD, she provided me with resources and encouragement for how to have a discussion with my PCP. This response made me feel that myself and my opinions are highly valued. I feel very confident and secure about our therapeutic relationship. It also means a lot to me to have a therapist who is a female and a person of color, like myself. Having this connection, I feel more comfortable speaking with her about my personal experiences, because I feel there is a better chance that she can understand and/or relate.