3 Best Therapists in Anaheim, CA

“Connie Goodpastor, LCSW, provides effective evidence-based treatments to address clients' emotional well-being. She graduated from St. Louis University and obtained a master's in social work, specializing in children and families, at San Diego State University. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 15 years of professional experience. She specializes in military transition challenges, parenting coaching and conflict resolution, court-ordered support, trauma, mood, and psychiatric disorders. Connie Goodpastor maintains a humanistic approach with clients to address symptoms and stress management. She provides individual one-on-one therapy to support clients in effectively working through issues.”

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“Felicia Hall, LCSW, has expertise in addiction, first responders, and relationship issues. She provides a non-judgmental practice that is culturally sensitive to all groups of race and orientation who are vulnerable to bias. Felicia Hall has 16 years of experience in this field. She is licensed by the State of California. She provides individual one-on-one therapy to better meet her clients' needs. Felicia Hall works with adults who struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, loss, addiction, major mental illness, and family problems. She also deals with parenting issues, blended families, divorce, and marriage/family dynamics. Felicia Hall offers free consultation and accepts new clients.”

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“Preeya Roe, LCSW, is passionate about supporting people who suffer from anxiety-related disorders and relational issues. She specializes in self-awareness, anxiety, depression, and trauma. She graduated from California State University, Sacramento, in 2010. Preeya Roe is licensed by the State of California and earned her Diploma from UC Santa Cruz. She provides services for both individuals and couples. Preeya Roe has worked with clients of all ages and ailments. Preeya Roe supports her clients in developing the how and what is needed to reduce their suffering. She follows Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), Attachment-based, Brainspotting, and Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) approaches.”

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