Gabby Nahle

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) # 146977

Gabby believes therapy is a space to come home to yourself—to reconnect with your needs, your inner voice, and the deeper story behind life’s challenges. Specializing in trauma work, Gabby offers both EMDR and traditional talk therapy to help clients process painful experiences, recognize unhelpful patterns, and build greater resilience and self-trust.

Her approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based modalities, including psychodynamic theory, attachment theory, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Gabby works with teens and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship dynamics, and questions of identity and self-worth. She meets each client exactly where they are, offering care that moves at a pace that feels safe and supportive.

Gabby’s training in EMDR allows her to address trauma at a deeper level, helping clients move toward lasting healing. She creates a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where people feel truly seen, supported, and empowered in their growth.

Gabby is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a Bachelor’s in Communications from Arizona State University. She is also the author of It’s Not My Fault, a children’s book focused on social-emotional learning.

Brandon Laventure

Associate Clinical Social Worker (ACSW) #129694

Brandon’s approach to therapy — and to life — is curious and reflective, rooted in cultural humility and radical acceptance. Practicing individual therapy with adults, he draws primarily from Person-Centered and Internal Family Systems theories, incorporating meditation and transpersonal elements. He works with clients on a broad constellation of life challenges and presenting issues, especially within the cluster of self-critical thought, perfectionism, and shame.

Brandon also leads small groups in TTRPG Therapy, a practice that combines elements of Role-Playing, Art, and Narrative Therapies. Using the framework of Dungeons & Dragons, client-players age 14 and up try on new expressions of self as they practice collaborative problem solving and quest for meaning in a fun, empowering space.

A decade-long career as a screenwriter and film producer led Brandon from a small town in Michigan to New York City, and ultimately to Los Angeles, where he realized his calling in mental health. This background gives Brandon a firsthand understanding of certain experiences shared by artists, creative professionals, and people on competitive and/or entrepreneurial career paths.

Brandon holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Southern California, as well as an MBA and MFA from New York University. He has certified specialist training in both LGBTQ+ and Autistic affirmative therapy.

Raker Wilson

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) #147918

Therapy with Raker feels like a conversation between equals. You set the course for your journey, and he walks beside you as both companion and guide. He understands that therapy can sometimes be sad, sometimes funny, and sometimes a little daunting—but the hope it inspires is what keeps us coming back.

If you’re searching for meaning, purpose, or that elusive spark to help your life truly sing, Raker might be the right therapist for you. He draws primarily from an Existential approach, while integrating techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Positive Psychology to tailor the work to your unique needs.

Raker works with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma, men’s issues, and ADHD. He is especially passionate about supporting clients through difficult life transitions, grief, job loss, graduation, creative blocks, and identity exploration, including sexual and gender identity.

Raker also offers Therapeutic Horticulture sessions, incorporating nature and plant-based interventions to explore themes like growth, resilience, empathy, nurturance, and responsibility. If you’re curious about how plants can support healing, he welcomes you to reach out.

In addition to working with individuals, Raker enjoys helping families of adult children and teens navigate challenges such as improving parental attachment, enhancing family communication, and supporting the often-complex transition from adolescence to adulthood. Raker also works with couples seeking to improve communication, heal from traumatic events, and navigate the unique dynamics of blending families—including managing relational stress with in-laws.

Alongside his MA in Marriage and Family Therapy, Raker holds a Master’s degree in Classical Theatre. His background as an artist and performer fuels his passion for working with fellow artists and creatives. Raker believes that our lives are our greatest works of art—and he would be honored to collaborate with you in creating yours.