Jill Cepela
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (#136938)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 626-268-3705
Jill is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with experience working with couples, individuals, and families. In therapy, Jill aims to create an empathetic, nonjudgmental space where clients can feel seen, heard and understood.
She works collaboratively with clients to explore, identify, and address the root of issues that may be holding them in pain. Using a compassionate and direct approach, Jill offers unconditional support on a client’s journey to healing.
Jill completed her traineeship at the California Family Counseling Center, a nonprofit mental health center that serves the Los Angeles community. There, she worked with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, past trauma, life transitions, and relationship issues.
Most recently, she joined Renewed Relationship Counseling Group where she trains in Emotionally Focused Therapy. Additionally, she has certifications in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Sexual Assault Advocacy. In her work with couples, Jill pulls from her training with the Gottman Institute and is a Prepare/Enrich Premarital and Marriage Assessment Facilitator.
Jill is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with experience working with couples, individuals, and families. In therapy, Jill aims to create an empathetic, nonjudgmental space where clients can feel seen, heard, and understood. She works collaboratively with clients to explore, identify, and address the root of issues that may be holding them in pain. Using a compassionate and direct approach, Jill offers unconditional support on a client’s journey to healing.
Jill completed her traineeship at the California Family Counseling Center, a nonprofit mental health center that serves the Los Angeles community. There, she worked with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, past trauma, life transitions, and relationship issues. Most recently, she joined Renewed Relationship Counseling Group where she trains in Emotionally Focused Therapy. Additionally, she has certifications in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Sexual Assault Advocacy. In her work with couples, Jill pulls from her training with the Gottman Institute and is a Prepare/Enrich Premarital and Marriage Assessment Facilitator.
Read Jill’s latest blog post,6 Quick & Easy Ways To Connect With Your Partner, here.
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Resources and Insights
What to Know About Separation Anxiety
Separation anxiety can take a serious toll on relationships. An individual can experience an intense level of distress at the thought of being separated from their parent, a romantic partner, or another person they have become attached to.
How to Let Go of Trying to Be Perfect for Your Partner
Maybe you constantly put pressure on yourself to be perfect for your partner. You might feel like you always have to look polished, act engaging and entertaining in private and in social settings, and accompany them to everything they invite you to.
Embracing Openness: Ways to Practice Emotional Vulnerability
Do you get nervous about expressing yourself honestly? Being emotionally vulnerable isn’t easy. Maybe you struggle to tell your partner when you’re upset.