Therapists in 90265
Kimberly Michele Adams-Friend
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Malibu, CA 90265
At a crossroads or in a state of gridlock? Well, it is my pleasure to assist. Let's identify the underline issues that derailed you from living in your purpose. I'm extremely humbled partaking in one's healing journey, for sure... SO, let's get started today! Whatever modality is most comfortable toward you reaching for help... Just do it! Text, Email, or call:) I await being of assistance to either a family member, friend, or most importantly you! However, until we connect... be good to yourself. Wednesdays are dedicated to giving back to those in need. Therefore, I will Slide that Scale! Sessions are virtual until further notice
At a crossroads or in a state of gridlock? Well, it is my pleasure to assist. Let's identify the underline issues that derailed you from living in your purpose. I'm extremely humbled partaking in one's healing journey, for sure... SO, let's get started today! Whatever modality is most comfortable toward you reaching for help... Just do it! Text, Email, or call:) I await being of assistance to either a family member, friend, or most importantly you! However, until we connect... be good to yourself. Wednesdays are dedicated to giving back to those in need. Therefore, I will Slide that Scale! Sessions are virtual until further notice
James Wood
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, LMFT, DAC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Malibu, CA 90265
When I begin a session with a new client, I want to present myself as a real person. I want to create a situation where the client feels comfortable being him/herself and communicating whatever is going on. I will observe closely, being as present as possible. I will listen carefully and respond when appropriate. I may ask questions or make interpretations about what we talk about, but most importantly I want the client to feel free to say whatever is on his/her mind. I want to establish a trusting relationship so we can begin to work on this person’s issues.
When I begin a session with a new client, I want to present myself as a real person. I want to create a situation where the client feels comfortable being him/herself and communicating whatever is going on. I will observe closely, being as present as possible. I will listen carefully and respond when appropriate. I may ask questions or make interpretations about what we talk about, but most importantly I want the client to feel free to say whatever is on his/her mind. I want to establish a trusting relationship so we can begin to work on this person’s issues.
