Love shouldn’t feel like a constant struggle.

Phillip Vazquez, AMFT

Bryan Forbes, LMFT

Shannon Forbes, LMFT

Shannon Forbes, LMFT, is Co-owner and Clinical Director of Forbes Individual and Family Therapy, Inc. She has been practicing for over 10 years and currently supervises pre-licensed clinicians. Shannon works from an integrative psychodynamic approach to help clients overcome past wounds that prevent them from living wholeheartedly. Areas of focus: couples, parents, and individuals with depression, anxiety, shame and trauma.

Cristina Arenales, LMFT

Cristina Arenales, LMFT, is led by the primary goal of helping her patients move towards the life they want to be living. Cristina provides a culturally sensitive space where you can examine your thoughts, feelings and experiences more deeply and without judgment. Areas of focus: multicultural challenges, anxiety, depression, trauma/abuse, grief/loss and PTSD.

Monica Garcia, LMFT

Monica Garcia, LMFT, works with clients to help them feel empowered and less overwhelmed by whatever is going on for them. Her hope is to host a space where you're free to share and explore your unique experiences and challenges. Areas of focus: identity formation/challenges, multicultural challenges, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, spirituality and family conflict.

Rianna Williams, AMFT

Andrey Antonenko, LMFT

Andrey Antonenko loves analyzing complex issues. He enjoys working with complex trauma and the various challenges that come with it. His work is all about getting to and resolving the root causes of psychological suffering. Areas of focus: men's issues, complex and developmental trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, religious trauma and relationship issues.

Aspen Kling, AMFT

Aspen Kling, AMFT, is passionate about supporting clients in their journey of self-discovery and healing, while also helping clients achieve a deep sense of self-compassion and unconditional acceptance along the way. Aspen's deepest desire is to walk alongside others in order to empower them to have compassion for the wounded parts of their being. Areas of focus: men's issues, addiction, anxiety, depression, trauma/abuse and identity issues.

Rae Schrick, AMFT

Rae Schrick, AMFT, is dedicated to cultivating space that allows for vivid authenticity. Rae is passionate about working with people processing shame, anxiety, and relational and spiritual trauma. Rae is trained in EMDR and has extensive experience helping indidividuals process pain and trauma. Areas of focus: trauma/abuse, anxiety, depression, co-dependency, identity issues, and religious trauma.

Kelly Lundquist, AMFT

Kelly Lundquist, AMFT, is passionate about helping others journey towards healing as they honestly process their lives. Kelly has ample experience helping individuals and couples overcome complicated emotional challenges and distress. Areas of focus: anxiety, grief, overwhelming life stages, perinatal mental health issues, marital issues, identity issues and relational challenges.

Kevin Cram, LMFT

Kevin Cram, LMFT, is the Director of Clinical Training at Forbes Individual and Family Therapy where he oversees the development of clinical culture and training for the pre-licensed and licensed clinicians. As a clinician, Kevin's goal is to help people connect more authentically to themselves and to others. Areas of focus: shame, complex trauma, feelings of disconnection, anxiety, depression and grief/loss.

Rachel Mitchell, LMFT

Rachel Mitchell, LMFT, works with her clients from a psychodynamic perspective, often incorporating mindfulness and meditation. Rachel is trained in EMDR and has extensive experience working with adolescents, young adults, addiction, and mood disorders. Areas of focus: addiction, anxiety, depression, identity issues, grief/loss, co-dependency, personality disorders and life transitions.

Madison Reich, LMFT

Madison Reich, LMFT, is motivated by a passion for helping people connect with their truest selves by gaining insight into their life experiences. Madison has extensive experience working with clients suffering from eating disorders, including adolescents and adults. Areas of focus: eating disorders, body-image challenges, shame, anxiety, depression, grief/loss and identity issues.