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Alexis’ style of therapy is a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapies, Family Systems added in with a healthy dose of brain science. She believes that building strong relationships,having a safe place to explore feelings without judgment, with a sprinkling of humor are important tools to succeed in implementing ideas from the therapy room into your everyday life.
Alexis offers services for adults, families, couples, children and teens. Over the years, she has specialized in working with children who have experienced trauma(s) at varying ages, and is a trained in EMDR in addition to a variety of CBT modalities. Working people who have survived traumatic experiences and guiding them empower themselves is a passion of hers.
Alexis also offers therapy focusing on the mental health needs of those suffering from chronic illness(es) with special and personal ties to the Lyme disease community. Unfortunately, much of the medical world fails to see the importance of a patients' mental health. Illness interrupt jobs, relationships, general wellbeing, and can introduce anxiety, depression, numbing and more.
Alexis did her undergraduate work at San Jose State University, where she spent 4 years exploring Northern California; from there, she moved to L.A. and completed her graduate studies at Antioch University, obtaining a M.A in Clinician Psychology. In her down time, Alexis enjoys going on hikes with her rather lazy dog, relaxing with her very lazy cats and reading books about the brain doing things.
Alexis offers services for adults, families, couples, children and teens. Over the years, she has specialized in working with children who have experienced trauma(s) at varying ages, and is a trained in EMDR in addition to a variety of CBT modalities. Working people who have survived traumatic experiences and guiding them empower themselves is a passion of hers.
Alexis also offers therapy focusing on the mental health needs of those suffering from chronic illness(es) with special and personal ties to the Lyme disease community. Unfortunately, much of the medical world fails to see the importance of a patients' mental health. Illness interrupt jobs, relationships, general wellbeing, and can introduce anxiety, depression, numbing and more.
Alexis did her undergraduate work at San Jose State University, where she spent 4 years exploring Northern California; from there, she moved to L.A. and completed her graduate studies at Antioch University, obtaining a M.A in Clinician Psychology. In her down time, Alexis enjoys going on hikes with her rather lazy dog, relaxing with her very lazy cats and reading books about the brain doing things.
Alexis Rosen, Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, LMFT 108817.