Nathan LeFebre
Clinical Psychology Assistant
Hourly Rate: $100
Accepts PPO Insurance: No
Sliding Scale: Yes
Office location: Sierra Madre
ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, RELATIONAL ISSUES, DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS, ACQUIRED NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
I believe that we human beings are made for relationships, and it is this capacity to relate that is a part of what it means to be human. We relate to ourselves, to our friends, family, and colleagues, to systems and communities and to our faiths and spiritualities. Yet, we often find that these many relationships are stretched, strained, and even fractured. We find it hard to be who we truly are. We often find that our deepest needs for belonging are out of reach. In the complexity and brokenness of life, our needs for belonging and relationship can go unmet.
As your therapist, I will seek to create a space that is safe and steady. A space where you will be known and seen and supported. A space where you will feel free to be your deepest, most genuine self. A space where we can relate to one another in the therapeutic process. I hope to walk through the highs, lows, and in-betweens of life alongside you, providing a space to explore your past and present experiences and goals for the future. If you are ready, I would be honored to hear your story as we walk this journey together.
ABOUT NATHAN:
Nathan is a clinical psychology trainee who is currently finishing his Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary, where he is also working toward a Master’s degree in Theology. Nathan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a concentration in neuroscience from Calvin University. Nathan was born and raised in the Midwest and has previous work experience in scientific research and ministry contexts. Outside of work and graduate school, Nathan enjoys spending time outdoors– camping, hiking, and backpacking. He is also an avid guitar player and loves to play and listen to music.
(626) 470-7553
Nathan is a clinical psychology trainee and sees clients under the supervision of Christopher Nahumck, a licensed clinical psychologist (#PSY29478).