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Angela Klein, PhD
Clinical Psychologist (PSY 25219) Dr. Angela Klein specializes in dialectical behavior therapy, radical openness, and mindfulness for eating concerns, self-harm, and mood instability, as well as substance use, depression, & anxiety, in adolescents & adults, balancing acceptance and concrete strategies to change emotional patterns with behavioral principles. |
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Ashley Komaromi, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist (PSY 27130) Clinical Supervisor For over eight years, Ashley has worked with individuals & couples with psychiatric illnesses, relationship issues, life transition challenges, and beyond. In addition to her current position as a Clinical Supervisor at a hospital, she has a private practice to fulfill her dream of guiding others towards their best selves. |
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Goldie Wright, LMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 116106) Goldie has been working in the mental health field for over 10 years, primarily with adults and substance use in dual diagnosis programs. Goldie has worked in treatment centers, in hospital settings and work with individuals, couples and families. Goldie is currently accepting new clients for family and couples therapy. |
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Riley Cormack, MA, LPCC
Psychotherapist (LPCC 018) Narrative Therapist Clinical Supervisor, Life Coach Riley Cormack consults with individuals, couples, families and groups on a wide range of topics including relationships, communication skills, anger management, conflict resolution, sexuality and sexual identity, goal-setting, grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, Enneagram personality studies & more. |
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Samuel A. Newman, MA, MFT
Marriage and Family Therapist (MFC 25066) Sam has been in private practice in San Diego working with children (10 and up), teens, adults and seniors since 1989. Although he considers himself a generalist, he does specialize in the areas of addiction treatment, couples counseling, depression, anxiety, blended family issues and PTSD. Sam's practice is LGBT-friendly. |
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Stephanie Freiburg, MA, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 52486) Stephanie integrates her passion for empowering women with her expertise in alleviating the symptoms of anxiety and depression. With over 15 years of experience, she is a trusted therapist who maintains a strength-based approach. She is empathetic but direct when needed to ensure you feel comfortable in addressing your goals. |
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Thomas A. Gonda, Jr., LMFT, MD
Psychiatrist (CA #G60409, NV #16330) MFT (MFC #50715) Dr. Gonda is a psychiatrist who does talk therapy. He can help with treatment resistant anxiety, depression & issues of addiction. He graduated from Harvard College and Stanford University School of Medicine. He "has more degrees than a thermometer," licensed as a physician (since 1980) and a marriage and family therapist, and board certified in Addiction Medicine. He writes prescriptions for all medications, including Suboxone. |
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Vangie Akridge, PsyD, LEP
Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP 3265) Dr. Vangie Akridge has been a psychologist in the schools for 15 years. She has expertise in psycho-educational assessment, special education law, learning disabilities, ADHD, mental illness and other factors that impact teens. Dr. Akridge addresses the whole child with a culturally compassionate & competent approach. |
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