Jessica Cho
Currently accepting new clients
Verified by Mustard Seed Generation
Location(s)
Brea, CA
Services
- Marital counseling
- Individual Counseling
- Anxiety
- Fertility
- Loss
- Adoption triad
Languages
English
Biography
Dr. Cho holds her Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #66245). Her counseling experience includes working with families (birth/blended/adoptive), couples (pre-marital/marital), and individuals who are seeking insight and growth. With over 12 years of clinical experience, Dr. Cho focuses on attachment-centered therapies incorporating brainspotting to work through concerns of anxiety, loss, and relational discord.
My Approach
I am brave. I personally use this statement to validate myself and the work that I do with my clients. It takes an immense amount of risk to lean into the things that are uncomfortable and seemingly avoidable, but I also know that the only path to healing is through it. So I encourage you to step into who you are already are, and stay brave through this journey. It is powerful, life-altering, AND takes courage that I already know you have.
Education
PsyD
LCSW
Finances
Cost per session: $225 per 45-minute clinical sessions (individuals and couples), $275 per 75-minute clinical session (couples or family)
Sliding Scale: Only upon availability
Accepts: Cash, Paypal
Insurances Accepted
N/A
Where I’m Located
A New Leaf Counseling
Brea, CA , 92821
"Dr. Cho is a highly effective therapist who is compassionate, empathetic, and non-judgemental. Not only is she insightful and intuitive, but she provides you with functional tools to help you work through whatever troubles you may have.
Earlier this year, my girlfriend and I got back together after a break-up, and we immediately jumped into weekly sessions with Dr. Cho. Six months later, my girlfriend is now my fiancé, and we are in a healthy, stable, and loving relationship for the first time in both of our lives.
We would have had a very difficult time reaching this milestone if not for the care and guidance of Dr. Cho."
-RT
"Dr. Cho was a Godsend for me during a difficult quarter life crisis, as I call it. I was suffering from acute depression and did not want to take medications, rather I wanted to face my problems head on. I learned how to understand myself and decipher why I felt the way I did, in order to better handle the stresses and anxieties of life. She also helped me cope with what had already happened in the past.
I was really lucky to find her randomly on a website, Psychology Today, and I just felt she would be a good fit for me. I didn't want to attempt to find someone mediocre through my health insurance.
I saw Dr. Cho regularly for one year, seeing her more frequently in the beginning to deal with my acute crisis and then twice a month thereafter. We incorporated spirituality in our sessions and it was a nice touch. I can definitely say that I am much happier now, and can't imagine what my life would have been like without Dr. Cho's guidance. I will be forever grateful and know that I have someone I can trust to guide me professionally and spiritually.
Thank you, Dr. Cho!"
-KN"
Take the first step and get help from Jessica today
jessicachopsyd@gmail.com
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