Robyn is the administrative coordinator for the Los Angeles County Perinatal Mental Health Task Force. Her interests include community organizing, marathon running, travel, restaurants, and
“The master’s in Psychology program prepared me really well to be a therapist. One of the biggest things I took away from the program was
“For my field studies, I’m interning at the Alexandria House, which provides residential living transitional for women and children. One of the projects I’m most
Khana is a Psychotherapist specializing in anxiety disorders and addiction treatment at Psychotherapy Associates in Culver City. Learn more about Khana’s private practice here. Her
“Coming back to school in my mid-fifties has given me a way to look at what I’ve acquired and learned in my past, giving it
“I work in an agency that does a lot of Department of Mental Health work. It’s not LGBT-focused at all. But I still use what
“Finally lining up with my true passion at AULA set me on a path where I do meaningful, fulfilling work helping cancer patients and their
Busisiwe is an MFT trainee at Airport Marina Counseling Service. Her interests include reading (especially sci-fi and humor), hiking, dancing, and yoga.
Andrew is huge National Geographic fan. He has every issue since 1939, and he is working on the rest of the back issues slowly, but
Samantha is an MFT Trainee for Outreach Concern. Her interests include hiking, sleeping, camping, rock climbing, and bluegrass concerts.
Fredrick is an MFT Trainee at Family Services Agency in Burbank. His interests include creative writing, playing basketball, acting, and reading nonfiction.
Gina is a Psychotherapist in private practice, a school therapist, the director of a parent support group, the director of the mentor program at Village
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