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Alia Aizenstat Adlakha, LMFT, Clinical Director
I help individuals, couples, families and youth deepen and grow in their relationships to thrive emotionally, physically and mentally.
I have specialized and work with anxiety, depression, EMDR, internet addiction, relationships, dream work, body image, mindfulness and improving self-esteem. My approach to psychotherapy is strength-based, person-centered and rooted in depth psychology. I consider my therapeutic style to be warm, interactive, and empathetic. I pride myself in my integrity, authenticity, and perseverance; expect to be treated with care, respect, and non-judgment.
I have been additionally trained in EMDR trauma therapy with an attachment focus, in Acceptance Commitment Therapy with founder Steven Hayes, am a Registered Yoga Teacher RYT-440, have studied and practice mindfulness, and hold a certificate in Social and Organizational Leadership. I am a published author and the created of the Virtual Identities Integration Treatment Model and teach digital responsibility. I have taught at the junior high, high school, and graduate school levels.
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Viktoria Hovhannisyan, AMFT
Viktoria received her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Linguistics from University of California, Los Angeles. Through her clinical training in both residential and school-based settings, she has supported clients navigating traumatic experiences, life transitions, and relationship struggles.
Her approach to therapy is person centered, leads with compassion and curiosity, and focuses on creating an open space for clients to explore their thoughts, emotions, and challenges. She integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques with a Psychodynamic approach to support client’s goals. Viktoria is fluent in Armenian and Russian. She provides culturally responsive therapy that honors each client’s background and experiences.
Orion Boucher, AMFT
Orion received a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and a Bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy from Berklee College of Music. He was raised in the Sierra Nevada mountains prior to attending undergrad in Boston. Navigating this balance of rural/urban and West/East coast has informed his outlook on life and in therapy.
His therapeutic training provided experience with school-based youth and adolescents, supporting parents and adults, and conducting family sessions. His work is informed by depth psychology, the Jungian framework, family systems approaches, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Orion feels that creative practices such as music, art, movement, writing, and play can provide access to emotions and thoughts that may be beyond traditional words.
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Kirstie Amores, AMFT
Kirstie earned her Master’s in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine University in Malibu. She has clinical experience in both private practice and community mental health settings, working with adults and children, and is especially passionate about helping people move from feeling stuck to taking meaningful action.
Grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Kirstie helps clients get clear on what matters most and start building the life they want—one mindful step at a time. Her approach is collaborative, direct, and rooted in ownership. She believes therapy works best when it meets you exactly where you are, while also gently challenging you to grow.
Kirstie has experience supporting clients through anxiety, depression, trauma, illness anxiety, relationship challenges, family dynamics, and major life transitions. Outside the therapy room, you can find Kirstie doing Pilates, gardening, or spending time outdoors with her two dogs.
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Cinthia Sierra Franco, LMFT
Cinthia "Cyndi" is a passionate LMFT, dedicated to empowering clients to express their needs, create space, and take up space.
Cyndi is a bilingual and bicultural therapist offering services in-person and via telehealth in English and Español. She has specific experience working with English-speaking children of Spanish-speaking parents. Her approach is tailored to individual client needs and is primarily informed by depth psychology, including psychodynamic, attachment, and family systems theories.
Cyndi has extensive clinical training and experience in community mental health and private practice, supporting clients through a range of challenges, including: life transitions and relationship issues, anxiety, depression, racial identity and social justice, and immigration challenges.
Cyndi earned her Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and a Bachelor's degree in Law and Society and Chicana/o Studies from UCSB. Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico and raised in Santa Barbara County, Cyndi applies her bicultural background to foster self-determination and autonomy in her clients.
Cyndi enjoys spontaneous adventures with her husband and their two dogs.
Brittney Raymond, AMFT
Brittney believes that true healing happens when we keep it real, when we slow down enough to get honest about what’s working, what’s not, and what we truly need at this point in our lives. She loves working with those curious about creating a healthier path than the one they were shown.
Her approach is grounded, collaborative, and compassionate, helping clients build a stronger relationship with themselves and experience genuine change that lasts. Healing can often be messy, uncomfortable, and full of in-between moments, but Brittney sees those seasons as powerful turning points: opportunities to pause, notice old patterns, and reclaim a choice in how we show up in our life and relationships.
In her work, Brittney often integrates a trauma-focused and parts work approach, exploring how past experiences shape the present while helping clients reconnect with their bodies, emotions, and self-compassion. Common themes in her sessions include exploring boundaries and self-worth, exploring needs and effective communication, loosening rigid inner rules, and finding steadiness beyond the overthinking mind.
Outside the therapy room, you’ll likely find her outdoors, connecting with nature, thrifting for hidden gems, or spending time with family and friends.
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Felisa Speitel, AMFT
Felisa earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Wyoming. She has experience working with teens, young adults, and moms, supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, and identity exploration.
Felisa is a trauma-informed, person-centered therapist who places each individual’s needs, values, and lived experiences at the heart of her work. She believes in creating a collaborative and compassionate space where clients are active participants in their healing and personal growth. Her clinical approach integrates elements of Internal Family Systems (IFS), narrative, and somatic practices to foster deeper self-understanding and connection.
Felisa’s background spans both private practice and community mental health settings, allowing her to bring warmth, depth, and flexibility to her work with diverse populations. Outside of her professional life, she finds grounding in nature and enjoys hiking and spending time with her husband, daughter, and their dog, Rocko.
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Jasjit Adlakha, MD
Dr. Adlakha is the Medical Director of Insight Therapy. He is board certified in Emergency Medicine by ABEM. He has trained and practiced all over the world, including London, Vietnam, New York, Florida, and California.
He is passionate about health and wellness, golf, dogs and swimming.
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