California telehealth
Therapy from a space that works for you.
Anthony offers online therapy for people in California, bringing his relational and practical approach to a remote visit.
How it can help
Care without the commute
Telehealth can make it easier to keep therapy in your routine when travel, work, caregiving, or distance makes an office visit difficult. You can explore the same broad concerns Anthony discusses in his practice: anxiety, depression, relationships, trauma, grief, transitions, and identity.
Online work still depends on a setting where you can speak openly. Before a visit, consider whether you have a private place, a reliable connection, and a device you are comfortable using. You can ask the practice what platform is used and what to do if a connection drops.
Anthony's approach
The relationship still matters
Anthony's work is relational and insight-oriented. Whether you meet on screen or in person, sessions can explore current concerns alongside the patterns and experiences beneath them. Cognitive-behavioral, DBT-informed, mindfulness-based, attachment, family-systems, and person-centered perspectives may be used when helpful.
The format, the people attending, and any clinical limits should be discussed before beginning. If you prefer to meet face to face, in-person availability in Gardena is offered by request.
Before you connect
Practical questions
Do I need to be in California?
This practice offers telehealth in California. Tell the practice where you will be located for sessions so the right care arrangement can be confirmed.
What if my home is not private?
Ask about in-person care or another workable private setting. A quiet room and headphones can help, but your comfort and privacy matter.
Can couples or families meet online?
Ask which format and participant arrangement is appropriate for your situation and currently available.
Getting started
Ask about California telehealth.
Start a service request to ask about current options, or call if you would rather talk first.