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The women who walk through our doors aren't broken, they're carrying something heavy, often for a very long time. Our team of culturally competent therapists is here to help you understand where it came from, heal what was never yours to carry, and step into the fullness of who you've always been. Serving women in Los Angeles and Pasadena, and online across California.

Meet Rebekah Cone, LCSW #129081

Some things don't just live in your mind, they live in your body. In the way you brace before a conversation, the tightness in your chest that won't quite leave, the exhaustion of holding yourself together when you can't always name why. Rebekah gets it.

Rebekah specializes in complex trauma (C-PTSD) and the ways it settles into the nervous system, the body, and everyday life — often alongside chronic illness. She brings a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive lens to her work, meaning she sees her clients as whole people shaped by real circumstances, not just symptoms to manage. She also works with queer and neurodivergent individuals and is deeply committed to care that is affirming, non-pathologizing, and tailored to you.

Rebekah understands that starting therapy takes courage, especially when you already feel like you're running on empty. If something in you is ready to take that step, she'd love to connect for a free consultation and explore what your healing could look like.

Meet Jennifer Torres, LCSW #86751

Jennifer Torres knows what it looks like when someone has been carrying something heavy for a long time, and she knows how to help you put it down.

With over 11 years of experience in mental health and a clinical foundation from UCLA, Jennifer brings deep expertise alongside genuine warmth. She works with adult women and older adults navigating the full weight of life: anxiety, depression, severe mental health challenges, and the emotional complexity that often lives just beneath the surface of daily functioning. She also works with adolescents and welcomes both individuals and couples.

What Jennifer's clients often discover is that the patterns causing pain today rarely start with them, they start generations back. Jennifer creates space to trace those roots, understand them, and finally begin to move differently.

If you've been holding it together for everyone else, Jennifer's office is where you get to fall apart a little safely, at your own pace, and with someone who's seen it before.

Specialties: Anxiety | Depression | Severe Mental Illness | Adults & Older Adults
Location: Los Angeles | Telehealth across California

Meet Cambreisha Montgomery, LCSW #132453

Cambreisha Montgomery believes that healing is possible. Not someday, but now. And she's committed to walking that path with you.

As a licensed clinical social worker specializing in couples therapy, anxiety, and depression, Cambreisha helps clients do the harder, more honest kind of healing: the kind that asks not just what you feel, but where it started. Rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), her approach helps clients stop fighting their emotions and start understanding them so that the patterns keeping them stuck finally have somewhere to go.

Cambreisha has a particular passion for helping people reconnect with the younger version of themselves; the one who learned to cope, to hide, to overfunction, and offering that part of them something gentler. Her clients often describe her as the rare combination of real talk and deep compassion.

Whether you're navigating relationship challenges, working through anxiety, or finally ready to break a cycle you've been carrying since childhood, Cambreisha is here.

Meet Tatyana Haddock, AMFT #137238

Tatyana Haddock will tell you that her path to becoming a therapist wasn't a decision, it was a recognition. A Nashville native who's called Los Angeles home for over five years, Tatyana found her way to this work through lived experience: she has always been the person people turn to, the one who helps others find their footing when life gets hard. Therapy gave that instinct a framework.

Tatyana works with teens and adults, and she brings something a little different into the room: creativity. Music, art, and expressive approaches aren't add-ons in her sessions — they're doorways. For clients who struggle to find words for what they're feeling, she helps them find another language entirely.

Her work is rooted in Attachment theory, which means she's always curious about family, the dynamics that shaped you, the roles you were handed, and how all of it follows you into the present. Her goal isn't to tell clients who they are, but to help them discover the strengths that were already there and start living from that place, authentically and fully.

If you're ready to begin, Tatyana's space is a sacred one, and she'll be with you every step of the way.

Under the supervision of Tiffany O'Bannon, LMFT #109685

Meet Emily Ibrahim, AMFT #133448

Emily Ibrahim became a therapist because she believes every person deserves a space where their full story, culture, family history, identity, is not just tolerated but genuinely understood.

Emily works with individuals, couples, and families, with a particular gift for supporting those navigating the intersection of identity and relationship. She specializes in the ways culture and generational experience shape who we are and how we love — the patterns passed down, the roles we were handed, and the quiet ways those things show up in our closest relationships. Whether you're working through communication struggles, anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, or the complexity of a life in transition, Emily brings warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for your journey.

Therapy, to Emily, isn't about fixing you. It's about giving you a space where you can finally be fully yourself.