Naomi Afriat Verified
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Los Angeles, California
- Abuse
- Codependency
- Depression
LPC-Associate, CPTT-Candidate
I focus on helping couples and individuals with the betrayal trauma that occurs when infidelity or compulsive acting out behavior has shattered the trust and safety within a relationship. I am a certified partner trauma therapist (CPTT) and I work within the CSAT/CPTT model to help partners understand betrayal trauma and its impact, create healthy boundaries, and explore options for them to regain a sense of control and safety in their life, and prepare for disclosure. I may utilize EMDR to help certain clients reprocess their trauma and reclaim their peace. I offer this service at no additional cost.
For couples who are looking for relational healing, I have specialized training in Emotionally Focused Therapy. I explore negative interaction patterns that cause couples emotional distress. Although pain and suffering are inevitable, I believe that couples have the power to mitigate their suffering over time and build a strong, healthy, and loving relationship that can withstand life's challenges.
Ultimately, my goal is to provide a safe and healing space for partners and couples to heal and move forward in the most healthy way. I use a trauma-informed, strengths-based, structured approach that I tailor to each individual or couple to meet them where they are at.
Listing last updated October 23, 2023. Back to the directory
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For individuals in recovery for compulsive behavior(s).
Partners and spouses carrying the impact of someone else's compulsive behavior.
Anyone seeking general mental health therapy for needs unrelated to compulsive behavior.

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