John Barone Therapy
About Me
Pronouns: He/Him
Hello there, I am John a registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist 139843 Supervised by PatrickLyra Wilder, LMFT 98562.
If you are looking to start therapy, you have begun to take the first step in your healing journey. As someone who has always had a passion for helping others, becoming a therapist has allowed me to help the communities that matter most to me. In therapy, I aim to create a safe space, where you feel comfortable exploring yourself. With nearly 300+ hours working with the LGBTQAI+ community, I have experience exploring gender identity, gender dysphoria, and the “coming out” process. Additionally, I have experience working with depression, anxiety and building positive coping skills.
With a Specialization in Somatic Psychotherapy/body-based therapy, I am able to incorporate body-based techniques into therapy. My approach towards therapy includes person-centered, Gestalt therapy, mindfulness-based practices, and Somatic Psychotherapy. I believe that our healing journey involves not only our mind but also our body.
About me continued…
In my personal life, I am a proud cat dad. I enjoy going to the beach whenever there is nice weather. I enjoy being active and going on hikes
I am originally from Long Island, New York moving to LA a few years ago.
I am an avid music lover, frequently singing my heart away in the car and going to concerts.
“The good life is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction, not a destination.”
-Carl Rogers
Education
Bachelor in Forensic Psychology at The University of New Haven
Masters in Clinical Psychology, Somatic Psychotherapy at Antioch University Santa Barbara
Cost of Care
Private/Cash Pay/Superbill/Back pay
Individual Therapy $160/per 50 min Session
Couples Therapy $200/per 75 min Session
Potential Sliding Scale
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