ASSOCIATES

I employ and provide clinical supervision to masters level Registered Associate Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists who are accruing hours towards licensure. Associates in my practice are engaged in ongoing weekly training in theory, ethics, safety and process. Additionally, associates have experience providing psychotherapy to adults and adolescents in private practice and other settings.

Alexandra offers a non-judgmental and collaborative space to support and empower you. She can help you explore patterns of thoughts, behaviors, beliefs, and feelings to gain insight into how they impact your mind and body. Using a person-centered, trauma-informed and integrative approach, she often incorporates elements of mindfulness, psychodynamic theory, relational therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to deepen self-awareness, connection, and confidence. Alexandra works with people experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and/or feeling overwhelmed or stuck, with a focus on creative individuals, parents, and highly sensitive people. She is culturally sensitive and LGBTQIA+ affirming. 

Alexandra received her Master of Social Work from California State University Los Angeles and her Bachelor of Arts from Bard College, New York with a major in philosophy. In addition to private practice, she has worked in community mental health, with the criminal justice population, and has a background working in the arts.

ACSW #109707 Supervised by Allison Carter, LCSW #75499

Anxiety ・Depression・Trauma・Artists・Parenting and Perinatal・Highly Sensitive People
Relationship Issues・Teens and Adults ・CBT and DBT Training・Mindfulness

You can book a consultation with Alexandra by visiting our group website here.

JOSHUA SULLIVAN, ACSW

Courage is a powerful virtue. In fact, Maya Angelou claimed that courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can’t practice any other virtue consistently. Joshua is passionate about supporting those finding the courage to do the hard things, whilst also healing the inner child. Lifelong growth, healing one's relationship with food and self, and providing a safe and comfortable space to explore are things he strives for in his sessions. Joshua is direct, yet warm, empathy driven, collaborative, and curious - he truly just wants to see you thrive and prosper through the therapeutic experience!

Joshua specializes in working with adolescents and adults struggling with eating disorders, anxiety, and OCD. He believes in a holistic, person centered, strength-based approach while also utilizing evidence-based practices such as Intuitive Eating, ERP, DBT, CBT, and ACT. He also implements mindfulness based modalities and HAES ideologies in the therapy space.

Joshua is culturally sensitive and LGBTQ+ affirming. He has experience in multiple levels of care including residential, community, partial hospitalization, and outpatient programs.

Joshua holds a BA in Psychology from Chapman University and a MSW from APU.

ACSW #115329, Supervised by Allison Carter, LCSW #75499

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy・Health at Every Size ・Intuitive Eating・Adults and Adolescents ・Evidence Based Practices・Perinatal Mental Health ・ OCD