Peter Bippus

You’re well versed in the language of mental health and have experience with many of the standard therapeutic approaches (think breathing exercises, mindfulness, meditation, etc.). While these approaches do work well in many cases, deep down you know there must be other tools to master, ones that are fresh and current. A ‘problem’ may be what brings you into therapy initially, but over time you may be surprised by how you’ve learned to deal, resolve and even deepen your relationships, especially the one with yourself, in ways that are practical, exciting and new. I’ve worked with a dynamic range of people from conservative to alternative lifestyles, from high-profile to subjugated populations. I help identify hard-to-reach populations to tailor curriculums exclusive to their needs. Currently, two groups I run are male survivors of sexual assault and affluent at-risk youth in Santa Monica & Beverly Hills. As a dual associate marriage & family therapist and professional clinical counselor I introduce mind-body approaches for individuals, couples, and groups. Evenings and weekends considered on an ad-hoc basis. I encourage therapy on Sundays, and clients can attest, it’s a perfect way to transition into the week.