Licensed to practice in California and accepts 16 insurances. Specializes in Anger Management, Anxiety, Depression and 5 more.
New to Grow
I’m Moses, a clinical social worker with a doctorate in psychology who provides clear, compassionate, and practical therapy. My work helps people understand their experiences, build on their strengths, and make meaningful, sustainable change. I focus on creating a grounded, supportive space where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered to move toward the life they want.
In the first session, clients can expect a calm, welcoming space where we get to know each other and begin understanding what brought them to therapy. We’ll talk about their concerns, their goals, and what they hope to change or strengthen. I’ll ask thoughtful questions to learn about their history and current challenges, and together we’ll start forming a plan that feels realistic and supportive. Most importantly, clients leave the first session feeling heard, understood, and clearer about the path forward.
A calm, grounded presence that helps clients feel safe, regulated, and able to open up. Clear, practical communication that makes complex psychological ideas easy for anyone to understand and apply. Strong clinical insight and empathy
My ideal client is someone who is ready to understand themselves more deeply and open to making meaningful changes in their life. They may be navigating stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, or major transitions, and they’re looking for a grounded, supportive space to explore their experiences. They value clarity, compassion, and practical guidance, and they’re motivated to build on their strengths and move toward a more balanced, fulfilling way of living.
I train you to notice unhelpful thoughts, question them, and replace them with more accurate ones so you feel and act differently.
I help people focus on their abilities, resources, and past successes—rather than their problems—so they can use what’s already working to overcome what isn't.
I help you figure out their goals, focus on their strengths, and take small steps toward what they want, rather than getting stuck on what’s wrong.