Whether you seek therapy to heal from a traumatic experience or to support you during a life transition, caring, qualified therapists help you draw from your own strengths and experience in order to grow as an individual and as a family.

Family Life Foundation provides a place where people can heal and grow. Therapists provide individuals, couples, and families with awareness and insight, plus the skill to make the change you have not been able to make.

Family Life Foundation helps people to cope with a variety of symptoms including, depression, anxiety, attention problems, relationship conflicts, and more.  Family Life Foundation works with individuals, children, teens, couples or families to improve symptoms and relationships.

Mediation is aimed at creating and/or modifying a parenting plan (custody) for parents who are no longer living together. Mediation serves a specific function and may be reinstated at a future date if additional assistance is required to help with post-divorce communication and co-parenting struggles.

Non-recommending mediation does not constitute mental health treatment, counseling, or the practice of psychotherapy or marriage and family therapy.

In the Collaborative Divorce process, couples who have decided to end their marriage work with a team of specially trained professionals to avoid the, at times, arbitrary and uncertain outcomes of litigation in order to reach a divorce settlement which meets the specific needs of both parties as well as their child(ren).

Each party is represented by their own attorney who provides legal assistance, advocacy, and education regarding the divorce process. Each party works with their own mental health coach to help manage emotional and communication issues and keep the process on track. Finalize divorce equitability without endless court appearances and continuances or the need to defend yourself in court.

Individuals who have been victims or witnesses of a crime can receive mental health services covered by California Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB).  All services offered through this program are necessary and treatment focused as a direct result of the crime for which the application was filed.  All services are provided in an effort to support victims and witnesses of crime in their recovery.  All recipients of services must have already applied through CalVCB and have a valid Application ID number.