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Offering secure video sessions statewide

Online Therapy in California

Somatic and relational therapy via secure video to ease anxiety and stress, support steadier mood, and strengthen relationships. Focused care for people balancing demanding schedules and meaningful roles. Based in Santa Monica, available online across California.

Care that fits your life

Online therapy offers consistent support without the commute. This care fits people in high-accountability roles, parents and caregivers, and those growing careers or companies.

Sessions are calm and focused. We talk, we listen to your nervous system, and we practice simple regulation tools you can use between visits. Many clients appreciate the privacy and comfort of meeting from home or a closed office.

Online therapy is also a lifeline for those living in rural parts of California, navigating health or mobility challenges, or traveling frequently for work. It ensures continuity of care even when life gets hectic. Whether you’re logging in from a quiet office, a hotel room, or your home, therapy can fit more seamlessly into your life.

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How online therapy compares to in-person

Research shows that online therapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions for many issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship stress. The main difference is how we connect — through secure video rather than across the room.

  • Some clients even find online therapy more effective because:

  • You’re in your own environment, which helps you feel more relaxed.

  • Skills are practiced in the same space you’ll use them day to day.

  • Consistency is easier when there’s no commute or parking stress.

For some clients, online therapy removes barriers that previously made care feel out of reach — from busy schedules to childcare demands. And if you’re someone who travels often or has shifting responsibilities, online therapy helps you maintain momentum without interruption.

Does somatic therapy work online?

Yes. Somatic work does not require touch. We use practices that translate well to video: grounding and orienting, breath and pacing, micro-movements, and skills for noticing and settling activation.

You’ll set up your space so your system can relax and engage. Many clients keep a comfortable chair, blanket, or glass of water nearby. I’ll guide you in making adjustments so sessions feel as supportive and embodied as possible.

Even small practices, like noticing your posture on camera or using your environment to orient, can be powerful. Online somatic therapy allows you to integrate skills directly into the context where you live and work — making it easier to carry them into daily life.

Benefits:

  • Attend from a private, familiar environment

  • Keep momentum during travel or busy stretches

  • Practice regulation tools where you’ll use them most

  • Consistent care with fewer disruptions

  • Comfort of meeting in your own space

What We Can Address Online

Online therapy is effective for many of the same concerns as in-person care.

Anxiety Therapy

Calm racing thoughts, ease tension, and build confidence.

Couples Therapy

Strengthen communication, repair patterns, and rebuild intimacy.

Trauma Therapy

Rebuild safety and steadiness after overwhelming experiences.

Boundaries and Communication

Clarify limits, express needs, and reduce conflict.

Stress & Burnout Therapy

Recover balance, improve energy, and create sustainable rhythms.

Overwork and Perfectionism

Create sustainable goals and release constant pressure.

Depression Therapy

Support motivation, restore daily rhythm, and reconnect with what matters.

Sleep & Nervous-System Regulation

Build routines that support rest and recovery.

What Working Together Looks Like (Online)

We’ll choose a steady time when possible and set up your space so sessions feel private and grounded. Simple skills are practiced where you’ll use them most.

What to expect:

  • Clear goals and brief practices between sessions

  • A pace your system can integrate without overwhelm

  • Skills for pausing, resetting, and communicating needs

  • Check-ins on what is shifting and what needs attention

  • Collaborative problem-solving to fit therapy into your life

  • Tech support and flexibility if a session is disrupted

  • Integration of relational and somatic tools that work just as well online

People who tend to find this work helpful

People who tend to find this work helpful manage high-accountability roles, family responsibilities, and the realities of building or running a company.

FAQs

  • No. I serve clients who are physically located in California at the time of the session.

  • Yes. I use a HIPAA-compliant video platform. Sessions are not recorded.

  • Yes. I see couples online when both partners are located in California.

  • If there is a brief disruption, we can reconnect on video or, if needed, continue by phone or reschedule.

  • Yes. Many studies show online therapy is just as effective for anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress. For some, it feels even safer and easier to access support from home.

  • A reliable internet connection, a private space, and a computer, tablet, or phone with video and audio. Many clients like to use headphones for privacy.

  • Yes. If you’re in Santa Monica, we can discuss blending in-person and online care, depending on availability and your needs.

Location & Access

Private, by-appointment practice with limited openings.

In person in Santa Monica, and online for California residents. Private-pay practice.

Address

720 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 204
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Contact

Phone: (310) 377-8798

Ready to begin?

If you want steady support that fits your life, I’d be glad to meet you online.

Even if you’re busy, isolated, or unsure if therapy can work through a screen, online sessions can provide meaningful, consistent support. Small shifts practiced in your daily environment can make a lasting difference.