Stacey Angeles (she/her)
LMFT #140523, APCC #10052
CLINICAL APPROACH
My clinical approach pulls from multiple theories with a leaning toward cognitive behavioral therapy and humanistic approaches. I believe that clients are the experts on their own lives and experiences, and I see myself as a partner in their healing process and journey. I am passionate about working with teens and young adults of all cultural backgrounds who are struggling with phase of life transitions, anxiety, depression, body image, self-esteem, and family communication issues. My style is warm, empathic, approachable, relaxed, and deeply authentic. I feel fortunate to be an In-Home Coach where I get to work with teens and youth in the community doing enjoyable and restorative activities during therapeutic interaction.
ABOUT ME
I became a therapist after feeling a constant pull toward the mental health field during my first career in philanthropy. I decided to go back to school to become a therapist, and I have never felt more fulfilled with a greater sense of belonging. Having benefited myself from years and years of therapy since adolescence, I felt compelled to teach the skills that transformed my life to others who are struggling. I identify as a biracial, cisgender female, and I was born and raised in the Bay Area. I am passionate about mindfulness and wellness practices, such as hiking, journaling, and laughing a ton. On weekends, you can find me soaking up quality time with my partner and pup and watching the latest stand-up comedy special on Netflix.
SERVICES I OFFER
In-person:
Family Therapy
Parent Support Therapy
Individual Therapy (Children, Teens, Adults)
THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES & PRACTICES I USE
Narrative Therapy
Non-Violent Communication
Parent Child Interaction Therapy
Person-Centered Therapy
Positive Parenting Program
Relational Therapy
Solution-Focused Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (trauma-informed)
Crisis Intervention
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Family Systems Therapy
Humanistic Therapy
Mindfulness
Motivational Interviewing
SPECIALTIES
Life Transitions
Self-esteem and body image
Trauma
Anxiety disorders
Attachment
Depression
Family conflict and family systems
AREAS OF CONCERN I WORK WITH
LGBTQ+ Concerns (Gender Dysphoria, Gender Identity Exploration, Interpersonal Connections)
Life Transitions
Loneliness
Neglect
Oppositional & Defiant Behaviors
Parenting Issues
Perfectionism
Personality Disorders
Pessimism
Procrastination & Motivation
Relationship Problems
School Avoidance
Self-Esteem
Self-Harm
Sensitivity To Rejection & Criticism
Shyness
Social Skills
Stress & Stress Management
Suicide (Attempted, Ideation)
Trauma
Trust Issues
Abuse (Emotional/Verbal) (Survivor)
Academic Problems
Acting Out Behaviors
Adoption
Aggression/Violence (In Kids/Teens, In Adults)
Anger
Anxiety (Generalized, OCD, Panic Attacks/Disorder, Social)
Attachment Issues
Attention Problems/ADHD
Body Dysmorphia
Body Image
Bullied By Others
Bullies Others
Communication Difficulties
Cultural Concerns
Depression
Depression (Seasonal)
Discrimination
Divorce (Supporting Kids/Teens)
Family Conflict
Identity Exploration
Impulsivity
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
Education:
Bachelors in Communication from Santa Clara University
Masters in Counseling Psychology from University of San Francisco
Work Experience:
In-Home Teen and Family Coach at Teen Therapy Center (2021-Present)
Community-Based Outpatient Clinician and Therapeutic Behavioral Services Clinician at Seneca Family of Agencies. Provided support and intervention around trauma, developing positive coping skills, and improving overall individual and family functioning. (2020-2021)
Individual Mentor with Wonder: A Confident Living Company. Provided in-home and community-based treatment to adolescents and young adults transitioning home from residential care using a holistic and integrative family systems approach. (April 2021- December 2021)