
Inga Simonian, PhD

Our practice is located in Sherman Oaks and Pasadena, California where we treat people with various issues and presenting problems and we consist of licensed psychologists, psychological assistants and MFT trainees with a variety of passions and specialties. What we do have in common is our passion for total human and well-being care, beyond mental health. We treat the body, mind, soul and community. In conjunction to our clinical practice, we also serve as behavioral consultants to residential facilities across the Los Angeles County, Santa Clarita and San Gabriel Valley.

Our Valuable Team Members

Theresa Journeau-Collins, MFT

Daniel Hai, MA
Hello! I am Daniel Hai, I am a doctoral candidate and I am currently attending classes for my post-doctoral neuropsychology degree at Fielding Graduate University. I received my neuropsychology certification from UC Berkeley Extension. I am a registered psychological assistant who tackles referral questions that regard neurological disorders, personal injury cases, sexual offenders, learning disabilities, substance dependence, autism spectrum, social phobia, trauma, family dynamics, and personality disorders. I provide services for a diverse population and age range that are rooted in dialectical, neurotherapy, psychodynamic, positive psychology, and cognitive behavioral therapy interventions. My clinical experiences include rehabilitation of violent adults. I currently lead adolescent and adult female and male therapy groups that focus on family dynamics; self harm prevention, affect regulation, and trauma coping utilities. My areas of study include neuropsychological testing and treatment planning for anxiety, somatic symptoms, complex trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorder, borderline disorder, and autism spectrum. I am currently researching the neuropsychology of Somatic Symptom Disorder. I am also a published author and the associate editor of, “The International Journal of Psychology and Neuroscience.” My goals are largely centered in decreasing human suffering through evidence-based practices. I look forward to speaking with you!

Tanya Gilbert, PsyD
Dr. Gilbert’s mission is to help those seeking help to move forward in their life through integrating the principles that motivate behavior change with each person’s unique experiences, to create a realistic approach for addressing their life’s challenges. Dr. Gilbert draws upon a holistic approach to provide a wide variety of services geared towards life enrichment that enables her clients to maximize their personal and professional potential that are tailored to their specific needs.
Dr. Gilbert has worked over 25 years in a variety of settings and provides service to diverse population from adolescent through older adults male, female, LGBTQ, individuals, couples, families, groups, organizations, and the dually diagnose Dr. Gilbert has taught graduate level courses in clinical psychology; presented her research via presentations and seminars; lectured on the topics of Mental Health Awareness and African American College Students, Coping with Issues of Diversity, Cultural Diversity, Client-Centered Psychotherapy and African American Patients Parenting Issues, substance affected families, Addictions, The Cycle of Domestic Violence, Self-Esteem, Body-Image Concerns, and Career Enhancement/Development, HIV/AIDS, Human Sexuality, and Abused Boys

Rosanna Daragchyan, MS
I value the importance of a trusting relationship between therapist and client. I strive to provide safety and comfort to discuss subjects freely, without the fear of judgment or shame. I also recognize the importance of being culturally aware of the differences and pressures family customs or beliefs can have on individuals. My goal is to provide a healing experience that allows for growth and strength to be accentuated, while providing tools and skills that can be used daily. This is your personal path of discovery, I am simply a messenger on the way.

Jane Oh, PsyD
I have successfully assisted parents in strengthening their parenting skills while helping them feel empowered. Upon licensure I began working with children ages 2-5 focused on assisting caregivers with building a strong positive relationship in order for both caregiver and child to become resilient and successful. I am currently working on certification in Parent Child Interaction Therapy through UC Davis. I also have a passion for working with children and adults with ADHD knowing that the challenges can be a lifelong struggle.
I work with a strength based approach knowing that individuals have internal resources to help them overcome any difficulties they are facing. Knowing that humans and relationships are constantly evolving, I continue my journey in professional development in an effort to learn approaches that will best help individuals.

Suzanne Smith, Psy.D
My approach is primarily cognitive behavioral evidence based therapy. My focus is on present day concerns, abolishing the self-defeating behaviors, empowering clients reduce stress, and lead emotionally balanced and fulfilling life.
I specialize in: Dealing with parental stress and depression raising children with developmental challenges such as Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), and ADHD. Improving parent child communication, and decreasing parental stress. I help parents to understand children’s unique emotional needs, and specific communication styles.
Working with adults: I provide a supportive environment for healing. I help to facilitate positive change for my clients. I work with individuals who seek help with a wide range of concerns, such as anxiety, depression, anger, stress, post-traumatic stress disorder, relationship issues, and work related problems. I focus on creating a safe place for my clients in a welcoming, warm and caring practice, offering the safety to explore and express painful and difficult emotions in a confidential setting.

Irina Demidova, PhD

Lilit Melik-Bakhshyan, MA

Arineh Ohanian, AMFT

Erica Basso, AMFT
My approach is compassionate, down to earth, and non-judgmental. I will hold the space for hope and healing while we look at what is, and is not, working. I work holistically, meaning I view the mind, body, spirit connection as essential in understanding you as a whole person, while also integrating mindfulness & self compassion practices.
I invite you to show up exactly as yourself. Some days there will be laughter, and other times I will support a much-needed cry. I believe in the healing power of relationships, so it’s most important you feel safe, heard, & truly seen. Together we will find the tools, clarity, and self acceptance so you can move through the world with more ease & meaning.

Flo Stueck, MS
I earned my Master’s of Science in Counseling Psychology from Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles and my Bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University in Connecticut. As an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist practicing under Dr. Inga Simonian, a licensed psychologist, I have experience working with adolescents, seniors, couples, and individuals. I strive to create a safe space where perceived vulnerabilities and imperfections can be redefined and embraced as positive catalysts to healing energy and authentic growth. I believe human beings are worthy of belonging and love, and I hope to collaborate with you on your courageous journey of healing your body, mind, and spirit.
