Jonathan Meza,
LPCC #5916
Hello! I’m a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with over a decade of experience in the mental health field. I’ve worked extensively with children, adolescents, and adults in individual sessions to guide them onto a healing path.
My areas of expertise include addressing depression, anxiety, anger, life adjustments, trauma effects, grief, and self-harm symptoms. I offer interventions to help clients learn coping skills, build insight, manage tasks, practice mindfulness, and process trauma. With a focus on cultural competence for the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ community, each treatment plan is collaboratively tailored to meet your unique needs.
I draw from various therapeutic approaches, including EMDR, Trauma-Focused and regular Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Additionally, I have experience in grief counseling, ADHD management, faith-based counseling, and play therapy.
As a therapist, I’m known for my attentive listening and compassionate approach. I believe that life’s challenges can lead to incredible personal growth. I gently guide clients, respecting their individual pace in self-discovery and motivation to achieve their goals.
On a personal note, I’m a US Army veteran who has navigated the grief and loss of a child. Fluent in Spanish, I was raised by immigrant parents from Mexico and El Salvador. My daily inspiration comes from being a husband, a blessed father of two, and my passion for music, art, science, technology, geek culture, nature, and spirituality.
Availability:
Monday - Friday 9am to 4pm
Angelica Cano,
LCSW #122252
Hi! My name is Angelica Cano, LCSW. I am a licensed mental health therapist with over six years of professional experience working with children, adolescents, and families from diverse backgrounds. My areas of specialty encompass a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, anger management, parenting challenges, and enhancing familial relationships.
I provide culturally competent interventions specifically designed for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ individuals, ensuring a safe and accepting space for everyone involved. My primary goal with each of my clients is to create a welcoming environment where they feel comfortable beginning their unique healing journeys. I firmly believe that every individual has the potential to create positive changes for themselves through education, community support, and encouragement from others.
I strive to uphold the core principles of social work in every one of my sessions by maintaining a professional yet personable approach to therapy. As a proud first-generation Mexican American college graduate, I am deeply passionate about helping the Latin-o/a/x community navigate through each challenge that life presents. I am genuinely appreciative of anyone who entrusts me with the opportunity to be part of their healing journey.
Availability:
Sunday 1pm to 10pm
Monday 9am to 8pm
Rosalba Gama-Hernandez, LMFT #146370
Saludos! I’m Rosalba Gama-Hernandez, a first-generation Mexican American and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over seven years of experience in mental health and two decades in the field of education. As the eldest daughter of immigrants, I have a deep understanding of the complex intersections of culture, identity, belonging, and well-being. This lived experience grounds my appreciation for culturally responsive, trauma-informed care that honors the unique stories and strengths of each individual and family.
In my practice, I draw from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Narrative Therapy, and Structural Family Therapy to support clients in building awareness, resilience, and meaningful change. My goal is to create a safe, compassionate space where individuals and families feel seen, heard, and valued—spaces where healing and growth are not only possible but celebrated. Much of my work centers on advocating for Latino and Immigrant communities, addressing barriers to care through education and cultural awareness.
Together, we will explore the thoughts, memories, and experiences that shape your life, identify patterns and strengths, and work toward a deeper connection to yourself and those around you. It would be an honor to accompany you on your journey toward healing, empowerment, and wellness.
Availability:
Sunday 8am to 2pm
Tuesday 6pm to 8pm
Wednesday - Friday 5pm to 7pm
Saturday 11:30am to 3pm
Celeste Gallegos Vazquez, LCSW #133984
Hello, my name is Celeste Gallegos Vazquez, LCSW. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with three years of experience providing mental health services to diverse communities. My expertise includes working with children, adolescents, and families from various cultural backgrounds, and supporting individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, immigration-related trauma, and other trauma-related stressors. I am certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and trained in Managing and Adapting Practices (MAP), which guide my evidence-based approach to care.
As a Mexican immigrant, I hold a deep appreciation for cultural strengths and understand the challenges that can accompany the acculturation process, including the emotional impact of migration and resettlement. My personal and professional experience reinforces my commitment to creating a safe and inclusive therapeutic space where clients navigating immigration trauma feel validated and supported.
I am honored to provide bilingual services and offer culturally responsive care in both English and Spanish, ensuring that clients feel understood and empowered throughout their therapeutic journey. My practice is grounded in compassion and strengths-based principles, and I firmly believe in the power of community and connection as pathways to healing and personal growth.
Availability:
Monday 3pm to 8pm
Thursday 12pm to 8pm
Friday 8am to 4pm