Hi I’m Teddy,
A decade ago, I began training under renown Los Angeles-area couples therapist, Dr. Gary Penn. Concurrent with this, I learned both P.A.C.T. (Pyschobiological Apprach to Couple Therapy) and EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) before finding Relational Life Therapy.
I will soon be certified as an RLT Relational Coach® after completing a year-long program in Relational Life Therapy for Couples. RLT is a powerful, “brass-tax” approach to couples work that helps people deepen their own self-awareness and authenticity before helping them reconnect with their partners. I encourage you to learn more about it below.
Reviews
I’ve known Teddy for a long time, and he’s always been a calming and steady presence in my life. He’s a great communicator, making every conversation meaningful and helpful. Teddy is non-judgmental and truly cares about people, making it easy to talk openly with him.
Brent E.
Teddy is my go to referral for young men seeking counseling. He has a unique ability to connect and relate to high school, college aged, and young adult men that makes him indespensible. His caring nature and use of empathy while helping READ MORE
Perla H.
I would, and do, highly recommend therapy with Theodore for anyone ready to make positive changes in their life through therapy. He’s skilled in tackling a wide range of issues, but his instant relatability makes him an especially good fit for high school and college age clients. READ MORE
Katie F.
Theodore is an insightful, wise counselor that provides a safe space for unpacking difficult issues and situations that cause angst or anxiety. His sincerity and calm demeanor allows for truth to penetrate the walls that have been built so that hope can breakthrough and lives READ MORE
Jill C.
Ted is my go to recommendation when it comes to dealing with the stressors in life. I have worked extensively with him through out the years to manage my anxiety with incredible results. Appreciate you Ted!
Reed T.
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