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Care that sees the whole person.

Independent practices. Shared purpose.

A collaborative community of clinicians offering neuroaffirming, relationship-based care across the lifespan—connected through shared philosophy and a belief that support should feel human.

Expertise feels more meaningful when it is connected.

A different kind of collective

You are more than a diagnosis, a set of symptoms, or a single moment in time.

Our providers bring distinct areas of expertise while sharing a neurodevelopmental, interpersonal-neurobiology, and whole-person approach. We look beneath behavior, listen to lived experience, and build care around what matters in daily life.

The result is support that can stand on its own—or connect across disciplines—without losing sight of the person at the center.

Relationship-based

Safety and connection are not extras. They are the foundation from which growth becomes possible.

Whole-person

We consider the nervous system, relationships, environments, strengths, and everyday demands.

Neuroaffirming

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Difference is not deficit. Identity, autonomy, communication, and regulation are honored.

Many kinds of support. One shared philosophy.

Care, connected

Explore the services available through independent practices within The Village.

Each service is provided by an independently owned and operated practice.

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Support for the person—and the system around them.

Across the lifespan

Children grow into teens. Teens become adults. Adults are also parents, partners, professionals, and caregivers. Our collective is intentionally broader than one age or stage, allowing care to respond to a person’s life as it unfolds.

Early childhood and play-based support

School-age assessment and therapy

Adolescent and adult care

Parent, family, and professional consultation

Independent expertise. Genuine collaboration.

How The Village works

Connected, with clarity.

The Village is not a single group practice. It is a community of independently owned practices connected through shared values, proximity, and opportunities for collaboration. Each provider is responsible for their own clinical services, records, fees, and policies.

Begin with your needs

Tell us what brings you here. We help identify which provider or service may be the best starting place.

Connect with a provider

You establish care directly with the independent clinician whose expertise fits your goals.

Build your circle of care

If additional support would be meaningful, providers can connect and collaborate with your consent.

Good to know. Questions, answered.

Our Village

Two locations. One connected community.

Independent clinicians bring distinct areas of expertise to Village East and Village West, connected by a shared commitment to thoughtful, whole-person care.

Arcadia

Village East

20 E Foothill Blvd.
Suites 200 & 208
Arcadia, CA 91006

Occupational therapy, psychotherapy, psychological services, speech and language therapy, educational therapy, and parent and caregiver support.

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Members of Village East. Individual practices and availability vary by provider.
Portrait of Amanda Staples.

Amanda Staples

MOT, OTR/L

Neuroaffirming occupational therapy supporting sensory regulation, participation, and everyday life.

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Portrait of Cathy Schaefer.

Cathy Schaefer

PhD

Neuroaffirming assessment, therapy, and consultation for children, adolescents, and parents.

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Portrait of Desiree Misrachi.

Desiree Misrachi

M.S., CCC-SLP

Neurodiversity-affirming, play-based speech and language therapy for children and families.

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Portrait of Evelyn Cumpian.

Evelyn Cumpian

MA, LMFT, IFECMHS, RPF II

Bilingual infant, early-childhood, and family mental-health care informed by attachment and trauma.

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Portrait of Olivia Martinez-Hauge.

Olivia Martinez-Hauge

MA, OTR/L, LMFT

Integrates occupational therapy and psychotherapy across sensory, relational, and mental-health needs.

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Portrait of Orli Lahav.

Orli Lahav

MA, BCET

Educational therapy for learning differences, executive functioning, and academic challenges.

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Pasadena

Village West

595 E Colorado Blvd.
Suite 409
Pasadena, CA 91101

Psychotherapy for adolescents, young adults, adults, couples, and families, including trauma-informed, somatic, perinatal, parenting, and life-transition support.

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The Village West providers in Pasadena.
Portrait of Annalise Kordell.

Annalise Kordell

LCSW

Neuroaffirming, trauma-informed psychotherapy for adolescents, young adults, and parents.

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Portrait of Christine Triano.

Christine Triano

MSW, LCSW

EMDR, somatic, and parts-informed therapy for trauma, anxiety, and life transitions.

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Portrait of Jennifer Shim Lovers.

Jennifer Shim Lovers

M.S., M.Div., LMFT

Individual, couple, and family therapy for teens and adults, including perinatal and multicultural-family support.

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Portrait of Megan Sbrana.

Megan Sbrana

LMFT

Warm, collaborative therapy for teens and young adults navigating anxiety and life transitions.

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The Village Therapy Collective is a community of independently owned and operated practices. Each provider is responsible for their own clinical services, records, fees, scheduling, and policies. Practice links open the provider’s independent website.

Let’s find the care that feels right.

Start here

Share a little about what you are looking for. We’ll help you identify a thoughtful next step within The Village.

Contact details are being finalized.

In-person in the San Gabriel Valley · Telehealth options available

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