Find the right eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapist in Fountain Valley of Orange County, CA

Andy Studer

My approach to therapy: If it feels hard to settle your mind and body down and find peace during the day, or if it feels like your inner critic is relentless and loud, I work with you to find ways to find calm and clarity. EMDR allows us to get underneath the stress, guilt, and self-doubt, and change how we respond to our mind, our body sensations, and our feelings.

Esma Verma

My approach to therapy: Clients come to my practice looking for a therapist who can get to the root of their problem. We may be a good fit if you're tired of repeating the same patterns and ready to do something different.

Lillybeth Solorio

My approach to therapy: My approach is to ask questions that help you look at situations from different angles and understand yourself better. I will support you in making sense of what has been bothering you and help you form a new empowering story of yourself as your foundation.

Tara McGrath

My approach to therapy: My clients are LGBTQIA+ and often struggling with the residue of a religious past. Many are coming out later in life. That residue shows up in relationships, self-worth, and behavior. We take time to assess your needs and find our footing together. My approach is conversational. Our relationship is an investment, and I don't take that lightly.

Amit Davé

My approach to therapy: My approach is client-centered, meaning I am not the expert on you - YOU are. I strive to help my clients using a variety of approaches including EMDR, DBT, and CBT. My aim is to help you understand yourself better and achieve your goals.

Mark Resch

My approach to therapy: We're not here to admire the problem. Early on we'll map the experiences and relationships that shaped your patterns — then we practice new responses, in session and in your actual life. Insight is the starting point, not the goal.

Laurel Wise

My approach to therapy: I work with couples who feel stuck in a cycle where one of you reaches for closeness and the other pulls away. You both want connection but often end up feeling unseen or lonely. You may notice that conversations escalate quickly or shut down entirely. You talk about the same issues repeatedly yet the real hurt underneath never quite gets touched.

Timothy Malone

My approach to therapy: I bring curiosity and often some humor into the therapy room. I'm told that I can also be direct, in a comforting way. I use EMDR, Mindfulness, Talk Therapy and positive visualization to help set the direction of therapy when needed.

Maddie Miyoshi

My approach to therapy: I'm not here to fix you — you're not broken. Most of my clients are high-functioning people who look fine on the outside while something underneath goes unattended. My work is integrative and clinically grounded (EMDR, somatic, parts-based), but more than that, it's honest. I've been disconnected from myself too. That shapes everything.

Jennifer Scott

My approach to therapy: I utilize an integrative framework, incorporating elements of psychodynamic, attachment, CBT, ACT, and somatic modalities. I frequently use EMDR and Brainspotting for their highly impactful, potent efficiency.