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COUPLES COUNSELING IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES
Here it goes again, the familiar argument. It may start with something small, then quickly explodes into a heated battle. You both struggle, both feel alone, then fall into silence again. This is a difficult pattern many couples experience, and we understand how much it can hurt.
We provide couples counseling in downtown Los Angeles.
We provide couples counseling to help couples move from isolation to connection, from arguments to resolution, and from unhappiness to security. Don’t let the argument cycle happen one more time without getting the help you need. Talk with one of our therapists who specialize in helping couples just like you, so you can overcome you painful patterns and experience intimacy again.
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Melissa Winfield, PsyD
FAMILY AND CHILD THERAPY
Connor McClenahan, PsyD
COUNSELING FOR ANXIETY
Matthew Russell, PsyD
COUNSELING FOR DEPRESSION
Ashley Holcomb, PsyD
COUNSELING FOR RELATIONSHIPS
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