Monica Demian

Monica is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in supporting women in their transition into motherhood and parenting. She obtained her Master's degree from Pepperdine University. With over 7 years of extensive training and experience, Monica has developed expertise in working with women during the significant life transitions of fertility and postpartum. She understands the unique challenges and adjustments that women face during these periods and provides guidance and support to help them navigate through the emotional and practical aspects of motherhood. In addition to her work with mothers, Monica also has experience working with couples. Whether couples are facing communication issues, conflicts, or other relationship challenges, Monica provides a supportive environment where they can work together to improve their connection and overall satisfaction. Monica's therapeutic approach is Person Centered, which means that she prioritizes her clients' autonomy and fosters a collaborative relationship with them. This approach ensures that clients are actively involved in the therapy process, and their values, goals, and preferences are respected. In addition to her person-centered approach, Monica brings an eclectic approach to her practice. This means that she draws from various therapeutic modalities and techniques to tailor her approach to the specific needs of her clients. By utilizing different methods, Monica can provide a more comprehensive and individualized treatment that aligns with her clients' preferences and goals. Outside of her private practice, Monica also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University. In this role, she supports and mentors students who are pursuing careers as clinicians. Monica is committed to the field of Psychology and has a passion to help guide the next generation of therapists. Overall, Monica is a dedicated and experienced therapist who focuses on supporting mothers, couples, and individuals through their unique challenges. Her person-centered and eclectic approach, combined with her mentoring role, demonstrates her passion for helping others and contributing to the field of therapy.