San Diego County Care
Therapy in Santee, CA
Santee residents in San Diego County can ask about therapy in our San Diego office or by telehealth across California. A teen's anxiety, a difficult family exchange or your own changing mood can be the starting concern.
Who This Is For
Teens, young adults, adults, partners and families can consider care. A school argument or mood change helps us discuss who might participate and why.
- Teens
- Young Adults
- Adults
- Couples and Families
Focus of Care
What We Work On
Anxiety
School mornings and anxious responses.
Mood
Mood shifts that affect home life.
Relationships
Recurring exchanges between relatives.
Teens and Parenting
Adolescent needs and parent worry.
Psychosis Care
Unusual experiences and assessment questions.
How We Work
A school morning or familiar argument gives us a beginning. CBT and mindfulness examine reactions, while family work makes room for different accounts of the exchange.
- CBT
- Mindfulness
- Relationship-Focused Work
What Can Shift
A tense exchange can help us understand the pattern and rehearse a response that fits what you want to express.
What Sessions Look Like
Therapy is offered in 50-minute sessions focused on the goals you discuss together. Unusual experiences may prompt consideration of psychosis assessment, with Joseph's SIPS training and family involvement part of that discussion.
Santee is not an office location for this practice. We meet in person on Granite Ridge Drive in San Diego, or by video from a private place while you are located in California.
Planning Your Appointment
In-person care is at 9655 Granite Ridge Drive, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92123, with telehealth anywhere in California. We are in network with many plans and provide superbills; coverage depends on your plan. A free 15-minute phone consultation covers fit, format and financial questions.
Fees in Brief
Individual, couples and family sessions are 50 minutes. We are in network with many plans and provide superbills for out-of-network benefits. Contact us for rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Santee Parent Ask About Teen Sessions?
Yes, the phone consultation can begin with a parent's concern. We discuss how the teen's own perspective and family participation may shape care.
Do You Offer a Medication Service?
No, medication care belongs with a physician or psychiatrist. We discuss referral or coordination when that input may be helpful alongside therapy.
What Will We Discuss Before Choosing Video Care?
We discuss clinician availability and the concern you hope to address. Privacy and a stable connection are also important for a video appointment.
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You May Also Want to Explore
Teen, anxiety and family therapy pages describe three possible conversations; the nearby community pages explain access through our single San Diego location and California telehealth.
We can hear what your Santee family has noticed and begin with the question that feels hardest to sort out.
Start With a Conversation