Owner

Khea initially started her work with young people by teaching in high schools. She graduated from California State University  Monterey Bay, with her Bachelors Degree in Human Communication. Khea knew early on that she wanted to touch lives, so she went back to college and received her Masters Degree in Marriage family Counseling. While taking part in learning a variety of different treatment modalities and approaches to providing therapy,  Khea began to work for a non-profit organization specializing in case management and therapeutic services for foster youth in the Bay Area.  It was at that specific job site, where she gained all her clinical hours towards being a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California.

Khea spent 22 years serving youth and their families in the Bay Area. Khea's accolades include but are not limited to: taking part in (NAEYC)  National Association for the  Education of Young Children in 2002 and volunteering to serve on the board of East Bay Chapter of CAMFT for four years now. Khea's past work experience and life goals have afforded her the opportunity to provide advocacy, guidance, Relational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, Strategic Therapy,  and Narrative Therapy, all stemming from a Reality-Based approach.  All of Khea's life, she has been in leadership positions that not only supports the company she is with but also provides continuity for others to thrive and grow towards a brighter future.

Office Manager/Administrator

Alexandria has been in Law Enforcement and a first responder for over 30 years. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice. Alex started working in the adult prison system and adult detention centers. She worked as Deputy Sheriff for several years before she started working for the juvenile justice department. Alex worked with juvenile sex offenders and fire setters. 
Alex took a break from law enforcement and walked into the financial sector. She worked for a financial institution as an office manager, a loan officer, payroll manager, and managed several employees. She eventually ended up working for the department of social services where her career flourished.

Intake Coordinator

Ana has over 23 years in customer service, a background as a US Navy veteran, Formal training through the Administration Assistant program at Opportunity Junction, strong problem solving, organization, and leadership abilities, along with a deep understanding of how to serve other effectively. Reliable, diligent, Ana is dedicated to deliver exceptional support to our clients and team.

Marriage and Family Therapist

With over 30 years of experience in mental health, developmental disabilities, and forensic care, I bring a deeply rooted commitment to healing, advocacy, and culturally responsive care. My professional journey began as a licensed psychiatric nurse, and I have since evolved into a licensed marriage and family therapist, working across intensive inpatient units, state hospitals, and private treatment settings for more than two decades.

My leadership extended into health equity, where I served for five years as the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Ventura County Healthcare Agency, advocating for systemic change and cultural responsiveness within public health.

My clinical expertise spans the treatment of depression, anxiety, psychotic disorders including florid schizophrenia, PTSD, marital and relational conflict, self-esteem issues, and trauma-related conditions. I work passionately with the BIPOC community, recognizing and addressing the disparities in access and care.

Helping people find hope, healing, and wholeness is not just my career—it is my calling. I meet each client with compassion, cultural sensitivity, and clinical excellence to support them in rewriting their story toward recovery and empowerment.

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Amber L. Tyner, LMFT, is a licensed therapist with 15 plus years of combined experience working with clients and supporting developing clinicians. She provides supervision in a collaborative and supportive way, helping new therapists build confidence, strengthen their skills, and grow into their own authentic style.

In addition to supervision, Amber specializes in anxiety, depression, highly sensitive people and life transitions; she brings a trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach to her work. She is passionate about creating a safe space for learning and finds joy in watching clinicians grow both personally and professionally.

Virtual Marriage and Family Therapist

Carla graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and graduated with a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Hope International University.

With over 10 years of experience in trauma-informed treatment. Not limited to stress, anxiety, and depression, emotional dis-regulation, forensic individual and group, substance abuse, communication barriers, peer-to-peer conflicts, and Interpersonal high conflict between couples and families.

Treatment modalities are not limited to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness.

Carla gives back to her community by advocating for the transient and positively contributing to the performing arts for marginalized individuals.

Carla is looking forward to working with clients virtually. In a nosy world, Carla's passion is to provide clients with a space for their voice to be heard first and foremost. With a personal-centered approach, clients will be encouraged to explore, pinpoint their therapeutic goals, adopt skills that render their desired results, and implement consistency to achieve self-mastery.