Find Marriage Therapists in Los Angeles, CA

Tina Marie is a licensed clinical social worker with a master's in Social Work. Tina owns Healing Collective Therapy Group in Los Angeles and is an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University. Tina works with individuals, partnerships, and groups to assist in

Jameyâ's main areas of work are depression, anxiety, blocked creativity, self-esteem, life-transition issues, and relationships. He came to psychotherapy with a PhD in Literature, which he had taught for 14 years. He has completed his hours as an MFT Intern (practicing

Dana Julian is an MFT and has been certified as American Association of Couples and Sex Therapist (AACAST). She is an MA in Psychology and a BFA from New York university.

I'm a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and psychodynamic therapist practicing in Los Angeles. I completed my MSW at USC and a two-year fellowship in psychodynamic psychotherapy at the Wright Institute Los Angeles.

Your unique problems deserve unique solutions. When your relationship is in trouble, a one-size-fits-all approach will not do. I use a change oriented Solution Focused approach. Together, we will focus on your immediate issues so you can build the relationship you both

Are you tired of feeling like your partner just doesn’t get you or they don’t make sense to you? Feeling like your needs aren’t being met, even if you’ve tried talking about them? Having the same conversations over and over again that always seem

Mary Kay Cocharo, LMFT, "The Couples Therapist" has been working with couples and families for over 35 years through her private practice in West Los Angeles, California. Her work focuses on helping couples rediscover the joy of being together, deepen communication and

I have specialized for the past 18 years in the treatment of children/teens/adult adoptees and foster youth, foster-adoptive parents and birth families. I have developed unique psycho-therapeutic interventions that support children/teens with serious psychological

Cheryl Groskopf is a dually licensed (LMFT, LPCC) therapist in Los Angeles. Her approach to therapy focuses on helping individuals improve their relationships through personal growth and self-understanding. Cheryl specializes in holistic therapy, somatic therapy, and

Dr. Marissa Tunis is a California and New York State licensed psychologist, specializing in treating chronic relationship difficulties.  Dr. Tunis works with individuals, couples and families to address maladaptive relational patterns, communication deficits,

My approach to marriage, couples, and individual counseling is eclectic.  During over 40 years in private practice, it became clear to me that each person or couple I work with are unique.  As a result, I do not believe in a “one size fits all”  approach to

In my work with couples, I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental environment where both partners feel heard and respected. I use evidence-based approaches to help couples navigate challenges, strengthen their communication, and rebuild trust. My method is

Relationships rarely struggle because two people stopped caring. More often, couples get caught in patterns they don’t quite know how to change. The same argument keeps returning, communication turns into defensiveness or silence, intimacy fades, trust gets bruised,

If you’re feeling stuck in the same arguments, overwhelmed by anger, or finding it hard to say what you really mean, you’re not alone. I work with individuals, couples, and families—including high-conflict couples, military families, those healing after divorce,

The mask we wear covers how lonely we really feel. Are you going through the motions, when all you feel is lost, depressed, scared, and drained? Are you having trouble speaking up for yourself in relationships or struggling with boundaries at home or at work? Do you

Power Through Process offers holistic therapy, somatic healing, yoga, and sound meditation to help high-achieving women of color release stored trauma, regulate their nervous systems, and reconnect with peace and purpose. Founded by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and

If you’ve been holding it together on the outside while anxiety, old hurts, or relationship stress build on the inside, you’re not alone. Maybe you’re moving through a breakup, feeling stuck in people-pleasing or avoidance, or struggling with body image and

I work with couples who feel stuck in repeating arguments, disconnected, or unsure how to repair what’s been strained. Many are thoughtful, busy adults who care deeply about their relationship but can’t seem to shift the patterns they keep falling into.

If you’re feeling stuck, anxious, or worn down by old hurts, you’re not alone. Many people I meet carry trauma, depression, or attachment wounds that whisper “not enough.” Together, we slow down, listen to your body and story, and create space for real relief.

If you’re feeling anxious, stuck, exhausted by a chronic illness, or weighed down by grief or past trauma, you’re not alone. Relationships can feel strained, communication can stall, and the path forward can look foggy—especially in times of big life transitions.