Jessica Raybon

I became a therapist because I discovered the profound impact therapy had in my life, and I wanted to offer others that same supportive place during life's challenges.

My clinical experience includes working with youth, adults, and couples. I have developed specialties working with the LGBTQ+ community, as well as first-gen students who are navigating academic stressors and a sense of belonging. I examine systemic structures, developmental influences, and relational patterns to guide you in understanding yourself better and overcoming challenges.

I received my Masters from Antioch University, with a Somatic Concentration, and my Bachelors in Gender Studies from UCLA.

My practice is rooted in an intersectional, trauma-informed lens that acknowledges how systems of oppression can impact mental health, identity, and the nervous system. I incorporate somatic, narrative, psychodynamic, and cognitive behavioral therapy modalities.

Our first session will be a comprehensive look at your history, what challenges you are currently facing, and a collaborative approach to treatment with goal-setting.