Richard Espinoza

You might have what people think is a “good life,” but feel something is missing. And while you may be able to get out of bed in the morning, you might feel it’s harder for you than others. You may be struggling with: anxiousness; sadness; personal or professional life changes; excessive worry; difficult relationships or falling into old romantic habits; difficult break-ups or divorce; grief or feelings of guilt; feelings of isolation; adjustments to growing older; poor self-esteem; or have LGBTQ+ concerns. I work dynamically, using talk therapy to adjust and reform your relationship with yourself and others. I provide a supportive environment where we partner together to develop adaptive behaviors and coping skills to overcome the problems that trouble your day-to-day life. By taking into account the uniqueness of everyone’s situation on race, ethnicity, religion, education, finances, gender, or sexual orientation, we will work to discover and mend the root of your personal struggles.