Justin Jurgens, MA, APCC
It is not easy to ask for help. I believe that in order to move forward in our lives, we need to be able to dig deep and figure out what is holding us back. While this can be challenging and at times uncomfortable, it is not something you need to do alone. Together, in a trusting and collaborative relationship, we will create a safe space where you can feel empowered to discover that there is more in you than you know, and maybe even have fun doing it! I invite you to come as you are, and know that whomever you are and whatever you bring to our sessions will be accepted with compassion, unconditional positive regard, and without judgment. I work with individuals, and offer a safe space for those in the LGBTQIA+ community. I am passionate about working with adolescents.
Specialties: – Anxiety – Coping Skills – Creativity – Depression/Shame – Relationships – Self Esteem – Trauma/PTSD/C-PTSD
To contact Justin, please call him at (607) 341-8943 or email him at justinfjurgens@gmail.com.
Angelica Correa, MS, APCC
It’s hard to find a therapist when you feel stuck, isolated, anxious, or frustrated. I specialize in helping people of color healing from complex trauma to improve relationships with self, others. As a POC, female, bilingual therapist, I use humor, warmth, and evidence- based methods that can be applied to your daily life, all in the comfort of tu casa.
Our sessions are a safe, supportive, and collaborative environment where you can explore thoughts, feelings, and experiences to get your needs met. We can practice strategies for connection, communication and meaning. We can also process wounds and explore creative ways to reconnect with your mind, body, spirit, and/or community.
To contact Angelica, please call her at (323) 207-0737 or email her at angelica@angelicacorrea.com.
Mark Wyse, MA, AMFT
Therapy for artists and creatives. Are you an artist or creative individual struggling to break free from anxiety, depression, or self-criticism? Do you find yourself overwhelmed by the weight of your own perfectionism or the relentless voice of your inner critic? If so, you’re not alone, and I’m here to help. Whether it’s the fear of failure, performance anxiety, or the constant worry about the future, anxiety can be a significant obstacle for creative individuals. The creative process can be emotionally taxing, and it’s not uncommon for artists to experience periods of depression. We can tackle these issues together.
Before starting my journey in psychotherapy, I enjoyed a rich and diverse career as an adjunct professor specializing in art. With a deep-rooted passion for the creative realm, I had the privilege of teaching a variety of courses at institutions such as UCLA, USC, Otis, and UC Irvine.
My passion for the arts, coupled with my clinical training, enables me to offer holistic support to individuals navigating the intersection of creativity and mental health. I am deeply committed to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment where clients feel seen, heard, and valued on their journey towards healing and self-discovery.
I work with both individuals and couples.
To contact Mark, please call him at (310) 897 – 4922 or email him atmarkwyse@yahoo.com
Jeffrey Bornstein, MS, lPCC 