Spirituality therapists in La Habra, California CA
Spirituality
Dr. William K. Grevatt
Licensed Psychoanalyst, Ed.D. (CA Medical Board License #RP 227)
My approach to therapy as a Jungian analyst is to listen deeply to discover the unique person that you are and the problems you are facing. In a safe, caring, and supportive setting we will utilize dream analysis, journaling, and other creative work to help guide you back to the wisdom within.
20 Years Experience
Spirituality
Elaine Quattro
Marriage and Family Therapist, MFT
Emotional pain is a part of the warning system created to grab our attention and motivate us to come to follow your own spiritual path striving for your truth and comfort. In a sense, the pain is our friend; it first lets us know that something is wrong and then points us in the direction that we need to go order to find freedom.
27 Years Experience
Spirituality
Marley Cote
Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, MS
Often when trauma occurs, our spirituality becomes fragmented from us in a moment where our survival is the most critical. For others, spiritual parts of self can be cut off due to religious trauma and the fear of remembering who we truly are. I can help guide you through the difficult process of integrating and remembering who you really are, beyond the trauma of what has happened to you.
5 Years Experience
Spirituality
Mary Knoblock
Hypnotherapist, Licensed RTT Practitioner, Clinical Hypnotist, Duke Certified Health Coach, Spiritual Counselor
Through health coaching I help you re center and discover your spirituality. Through spiritual counseling I help you re-center around your spiritual identity and values.
9 Years Experience
Spirituality
Scheyden Herold
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT #137593, MS
Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM) is a model that has a combination of Spirituality and Neurophysiology worked into the model. Our ability to heal, repair, and grow is highly rooted in Spiritual connection, and I have can assist you in building a connection to your higher spiritual self through this model. Whether you are highly spiritual or unsure of where to start, we can work collaboratively help you access an improved level of spirituality.
5 Years Experience
Spirituality
Jeanette Abney
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT, SAP
I have over 20 years of experience with assisting individual address, identify and process spirituality issues.
25 Years Experience
Spirituality
Nathan Ely, LMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist, MDiv, LMFT
Previously, I worked in ministry as a worship leader and pastor. If you are hoping to integrate spirituality into treatment, there is always space for that in my approach to healing. Whether it involves recovering from painful experiences from religious communities or processing issues of faith, there is always space for spirituality in treatment.
6 Years Experience
Spirituality
Craig Kain, PhD
Psychologist, Psychologist
I believe that at times it is difficult for us to see things clearly. My goal is to help you re-adjust your way of looking at yourself and your world, and to help you realize what is possible. I believe that the most important aspect of therapy is the relationship that develops between you and me.
35 Years Experience
Spirituality
Ms. Carol Jean Timmons
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
I feel free to state my biases so that clients know my perspective. I am pro-marriage and will always try to help a marriage survive, though I understand there are times when that is not possible. I am a deeply spiritual person committed to my Christian faith, but I will not expect or in any way coerce my clients to believe as I do.
32 Years Experience
Spirituality
Dr. David Shapiro
Psychologist, California Licensed Psychologist (License# PSY17495)
Spirituality is a very important aspect of life for many people. For individuals with a very developed spiritual life working with a therapist who is understanding and supportive of their spirituality can be very helpful. For others who may be wanting to connect more deeply with spirituality it can be useful to include that as a focus within the therapy. As a psychotherapist I am very comfortable working with people with a wide range of spiritual beliefs. Sometimes I have knowledge about the the spiritual beliefs the person finds meaning in and other times my clients educate me bout spiritual topics and views I don't yet know about. My approach is to be highly supportive of incorporating spirituality into the therapy. Rather than trying to impose my own spiritual views or beliefs I strive to understand the beliefs and practices that have meaning to my clients and to help them to find ways of connecting with and using those beliefs to support them in their daily lives. Personally, I find a great deal of value from my study and practice of Buddhism. I am glad to engage with clients about Buddhist ideas and practices if these have meaning to the person but I only do so when invited, and in doing so I strive to find ways of it supporting the client's therapy.
24 Years Experience