I’m Manisha Chulani, LMFT, and I additionally hold a PPS credential for my training as a School Psychologist. As a woman from a minority background (South Asian descent, born in Hong Kong) my clinical style is gentle, compassionate, and culturally competent. My previous professional experience working at a youth suicide hotline was when I developed my passion for helping others, and soon realized what a powerful catalyst for growth and healing I would become. My clinical work as a therapist has brought me extensive experience working in both clinical and educational settings. I provide client-centered, depth-oriented therapy. I use imagery such as dreams and images to tap into the subconscious. I also incorporate art into my sessions, as it allows creativity and more direct access to the subconscious. Whether you struggle with depression and/or anxiety or are feeling stuck in your life (or in your relationship), I am here to offer you support to feel better and make valuable changes. Therapy is a process of growth and discovery. If you want things to change, it will be necessary to start doing things differently. I am here to offer my therapeutic guidance, providing you with powerful tools for emotional and behavioral transformation as you find your way back to your happiness, as you take a deep look inward and become what you are.

Ms. Okieme spent ten years of her professional career as a Clinical Social Worker and Behavioral Therapist working in clinic with autistic children as well as with cognitively challenged adults. Additionally, her work also involved counseling veterans, immigrants, domestic abuse victims and advising mothers on family dynamics and supportive structures. As well as, individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and co-occurring disorders, who have a history of and/or are at high risk for homelessness, incarceration and/or institutionalization.

Hello, my name is Gloria Gonzales, I am a bilingual/bicultural licensed psychotherapist, with three adult grown children. My experience is working with individuals, families, co-parents, adolescents, and couples since 2011. I have also had the opportunity to work as an adjunct professor teaching Clinical Psychology, to Master Level students. My hope is to help you heal and live an abundant life filled with happiness. I don't believe there is anyone who has had a perfect life, however our trials and mishaps can also give us wisdom as we go through life. Everyday is an opportunity to learn, heal & change!

Hello, my name is LaShonda. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist from a very small town in Georgia. However,I have lived in California since 2004. Prior to moving here I have lived in Washington state for 4 years. I joined the military at the dapper age of 18 and served my country for 13 years. I received a bachelor's in Legal Studies prior to leaving the military in 2012. After careful deliberation I decided that I no longer wanted to pursue a career in law and that I was more fascinated with human behavior. I then started a dual master's program in Counseling Psychology and Marriage and Family Therapy in San Diego, California. I received my masters in 2015 and decided to take a step further and obtain my PhD in marriage and family therapy, with an emphasis on military families. I am currently a PhD candidate a Northcentral university where I am within the process of completing research on military relationships. I am a certified clinical trauma professional, trained in Sex-trafficking, Post traumatic stress, CBT, DBT as well as clinical family trauma.

Welcome! I'm Connie Stringfellow I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of California. I have been a bachelor-level social worker since 2006; a master-level social worker since 2016; and a licensed therapist since 2020. My experience ranged from assisting children and families during my time working for Government entities to assisting families of all ages from the hospital to hospice service. With such vast experience, I believe I am qualified to assist you grow and heal.