You’ve been carrying more than most people realize.
It’s starting to feel unsustainable.
Therapy for people who seem fine on the outside, but feel overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected beneath the surface.
Rebecca is a licensed psychotherapist based in West Los Angeles, specializing in infertility and fertility treatment, sexual trauma, and life transitions that feel overwhelming and isolating.
Her work is collaborative, relational, and trauma-informed, integrating evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Attachment-Focused EMDR.
Areas of Focus
Many clients come in for one concern and begin to notice how different parts of their experience are connected.
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Many people navigating fertility are surprised by how isolating the experience can feel—especially when it seems like others are moving forward with ease.
Whether you’re exploring fertility preservation, navigating IVF or other family-building options, or coping with loss, the process often brings uncertainty, grief, and a loss of control.
Therapy offers a space to begin making sense of your experience and reconnect with your sense of agency.
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Specialized Training in Reproductive Mental Health | American Society for Reproductive Medicine
EMDR Certified Therapist | EMDRIA
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Pregnancy, birth, and new parenthood can bring both joy and unexpected complexity. Alongside moments of connection, there may also be fear, grief, or uncertainty.
You may find yourself navigating shifts in identity, grieving a birth that didn’t go as planned, or feeling overwhelmed by the transition into parenthood.
Therapy offers a space to understand what you’re moving through and feel more grounded in yourself.
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Perinatal Mental Health Advanced Psychotherapy Training | Postpartum Support International
EMDR Certified Therapist | EMDRIA
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Experiences of sexual trauma can affect how you feel in your body, in relationships, and in the world.
Healing is not about forgetting—it is about making sense of what you’ve been through in a way that supports growth, resilience, and a renewed sense of agency.
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EMDR Certified Therapist | EMDRIA
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) Certified Therapist
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You may notice patterns in your relationships—feeling overly responsible, disconnected, or unsure how to express your needs.
These patterns often develop over time and can be difficult to shift on your own.
Therapy offers a space to better understand these dynamics and begin relating to yourself and others in a way that feels more secure and authentic.
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EMDR Certified Therapist | EMDRIA
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You may be someone others rely on—capable, thoughtful, and able to keep things moving, even when you’re overwhelmed.
Underneath, you might feel anxious, exhausted, or disconnected from yourself, unsure how long you can keep going at this pace.
Therapy offers a space to slow down, understand what’s driving this pattern, and find a way of functioning that feels more sustainable.
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Early adulthood can be both exciting and uncertain. It’s often a time of navigating college, career decisions, relationships, and independence—while also trying to make sense of who you are and where you’re headed.
Even when things appear to be going well, you may feel anxious, stuck, disconnected, or unsure of yourself.
Therapy offers a space to slow down, gain clarity, and feel more grounded in your direction.
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Adolescence can feel intense, confusing, and overwhelming at times. It’s often a period of navigating academic pressure, social dynamics, family expectations, and questions around identity.
You may feel anxious, low, irritable, unmotivated, or unsure of yourself, without always knowing why.
Therapy offers a supportive space to make sense of what you’re experiencing and feel more grounded and connected.
Getting Started
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Complimentary Consultation
Finding the right therapist matters. A 15-minute consultation offers space to briefly share what’s bringing you in and get a sense of whether this feels like the right fit.
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Your First Appointment
If it feels like a good fit, you can move forward with scheduling your first appointment. If not, other community referrals can be provided.