Affordable Care
Psychotherapy, like any meaningful endeavor to improve the quality of one's life, is an investment. However, skilled care may feel inaccessible due to cost. If paying for treatment is a concern, working with a pre-licensed associate may be the answer. These associates have completed their graduate education and are now seeing clients under my supervision. Treatment fees typically range between $150-$175 per session but rates can be negotiated if you are income qualified.
Jocelyn Mason, M.A.
AMFT 165303
323-744-4163
Jocelyn@jmasonpsychotherapy.com
Jocelyn earned her Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles and completed her clinical training at Maple Counseling Center. She works with individuals navigating the long-term effects of trauma, growing up with family alcoholism, depression, anxiety, ADHD, grief and loss, and questions of intimacy and sexuality. With couples, her focus is on rebuilding communication and attuning to the deeper feelings beneath conflict, helping partners move through disagreement toward more loving, productive ways of relating, and toward deeper intimacy.
Before becoming a therapist, Jocelyn spent 25 years teaching meditation within the recovery community, working closely with people through the emotional turbulence of major life transitions. She continues to deepen her clinical training through ongoing coursework at LAISPS — the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies.
Jocelyn sees individuals, couples, and families in her West Los Angeles office and via telehealth.
Heather Butterfield, M.A.
AMFT 139362
714-451-6039
Heather@HeatherButterfieldTherapy.com
Heather earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles and completed clinical training at Counseling West and Southern California Counseling Center. She worked with individuals experiencing the effects of trauma, mood disorders, grief and loss, life transitions, and concerns related to gender and sexuality. Her work with couples centered on improving communication, navigating conflict more productively, and building deeper emotional and sexual intimacy.
Before becoming a therapist, Heather spent 15 years working in book publishing. Her fascination with stories and creative practice inform her therapeutic approach, helping clients explore their inner worlds with curiosity and compassion. She continues to expand her clinical knowledge through ongoing participation in training programs at (LAISPS) The Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies.
Heather works with individuals, families, and couples at her West Los Angeles, CA office and via tele-health.
Timothy Schorr, M.A.
AMFT 160386
310-720-6364
TimothySchorrTherapy@gmail.com
Tim earned his Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles, and completed clinical training at The Maple Counseling Center, where he worked with adults navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, abuse, and severe mental illness. Tim continues to train in psychoanalytic psychotherapy at LAISPS (the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies.)
Tim's related professional experience includes working as an LSAT tutor, where he helped his clients navigate analytical reasoning, nuanced problem-solving, and manage their test-related confidence and anxiety. As both a therapist and a tutor, Tim's focus is on examining the ways in which people cope with stressful mental and emotional situations.
Tim is particularly attuned to the ways people struggle to resolve old wounds and consequently struggle to build happier lives. He is deeply invested in the capacity for growth and change at any point in one's life.
Tim works with teens, adults, and seniors both at his office in West Los Angeles, CA and via telehealth.