PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
Offering culturally responsive, affirming psychotherapy grounded in relationship, curiosity, and a deep respect for the whole person.
FOUNDER & PSYCHOTHERAPIST
The Pink Moon Healing Collective
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER
DOCTORAL STUDENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
Aubri Gomez, LCSW
She/Her/Hers
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Aubri Gomez is a Filipinx-American LA native. She received both her Bachelors and Masters degrees from UCLA and is currently a doctoral candidate in the field of Psychology. She is currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
What this means for clients is that she doesn’t just explore family dynamics, individual thought, emotional, and behavioral issues, but larger systemic issues and societal problems at play.
Aubri has over 10 years experience working with a diverse range of individuals including youth and families impacted by the juvenile legal system and the department of children and family services.
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Aubri’s specialties include working with individuals who present with mood disorders and with symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and mood swings.
She is especially competent when working with individuals who’ve experienced trauma in their lives. -
She is open to supporting you in exploring, processing, and gaining insight into undesirable symptoms, traumas, relationship struggles, issues around sexuality and identity, as well as current thoughts, behaviors, and symptoms that you wish to gain power over and even change.
ASSOCIATE PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Stevie Luna Ibarra, ACSW
They/She
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Stevie Luna Ibarra (they/she) is a queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent Social Worker, spiritual practitioner, and death doula. They were born and raised in the Bay Area/Ohlone Land and are currently based in Long Beach/Tongva Land. Growing up in a working class neighborhood with a Mexican and Filipino immigrant family exposed them to the myriad of stigmas against mental health and systemic barriers to receiving support.
Stevie earned their Bachelor’s degree from University of California, Santa Cruz where she studied Intensive Psychology and Education and earned her Master of Social Work from California State University, Long Beach. They hold over 10 years of experience with direct clinical services, program development, and research for diverse communities across the lifespan, including LGBTQIA2S+ older adults and Indigenous community members in early recovery.
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Stevie’s framework is deeply rooted in decolonization, anti-racism, and anti-oppression.
They provide a trauma- and resilience-informed space that invites you to be exactly who you are. -
Their collaborative approach encourages folks to deepen their understanding and relationships with themselves, their world, and the systems they navigate.
Together, you will explore how best to honor the current season of your life with loving kindness and practical strategies. They are honored to work alongside folks through transitions of all kinds through this work!
ASSOCIATE PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Lindsay Young, ACSW
She/They
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Lindsay Young (she/they) is a queer first generation Jamaican-American therapist and artist based in Southern California. They were born and raised in New York, where they gained years of experience working with countless nonprofit organizations, marginalized populations, and occupying counseling roles.
They are also a published author and nationally ranked performance poet, and have gained years of experience as a teaching artist and workshop facilitator, often exploring the intersection of mental health and artistic expression. After graduating from Columbia University with her MSW, Young decided to take their talents across the country and be of service to new communities.
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Motivational Interviewing
LGBTQIA2S+ related needs
Grief/Complex Grief
Anxiety
Depression
Trauma (Personal, Relational, Systemic, Intergenerational, Religious, Artistic)
Spirituality, meditation, and mindfulness
Approaches rooted in anti oppression and self empowerment
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I approach each client as the master of their own experiences. I am not invested in being the authority on right and wrong, but rather in acting as a guiding support on your journey to self-discovery and self-empowerment.
We will work collaboratively to tailor a treatment plan to your specific needs. I know how intimidating it can be to begin a therapeutic process, and I am deeply invested in using the expanse of my skill set to ensure that our experience together is as beneficial to your healing as possible.
I believe in flexibility, transparency, and always utilizing therapeutic approaches that put my clients' humanity at the forefront. Afterall, we are all only human.
ASSOCIATE PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Michelle Montiel
She/Her
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Michelle Montiel (she/her/ella) is a first-generation Latina therapist dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey toward healing and growth. Raised in a Mexican and Salvadoran household, Michelle experienced firsthand the stigma surrounding mental health within the Latino community. These early experiences shaped her commitment to honoring cultural identity while promoting emotional well-being. As a bilingual and culturally attuned therapist, she helps clients navigate the challenges of everyday life while empowering them to embrace their authentic selves. She firmly believes that healing does not require you to sacrifice your cultural identity, both can coexist. Her mission is to create a safe, inclusive space where clients can explore their mental health and personal development without compromising who they are.
Michelle earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Mount Saint Mary’s University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis on the Latinx community from Pepperdine University. She brings valuable experience working with people of color and youth from historically marginalized communities. Michelle is passionate about helping clients feel seen and understood by honoring their cultural backgrounds, familial roles, and lived experiences. She integrates culturally responsive frameworks to support clients in processing their personal journeys in an empowering way. Her clinical work also includes experience using play and art therapy to engage youth in developmentally appropriate and creative forms of healing.
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Michelle integrates a range of approaches in her work, including Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to support clients in creating meaningful change. She draws from Family Systems theory to explore relational and intergenerational dynamics, with a focus on healing generational trauma. Michelle provides compassionate care for individuals navigating anxiety, depression, and imposter syndrome. She incorporates mindfulness to promote holistic, culturally grounded healing.
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In therapy, I tailor my approach to each client’s unique lived experience, recognizing that every individual is the expert of their own story. I take the time to understand you not just through the lens of your current challenges, but through your cultural background, personal history, and identity as a whole. I believe it’s essential to acknowledge the impact of systemic and institutional factors on how we see ourselves and navigate the world, and I strive to create a space where those realities can be explored with care and authenticity.
ASSOCIATE PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Nataj Walker
She/Her
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Nataj Walker (she/her) is a clinician, expressive arts therapist, and guide for those navigating life’s transitions. Rooted in cultural humility, her work honors each client’s lived experience, offering a space where identity, creativity, and healing intertwine. She brings a deep understanding of the complexities of adolescence, having worked across various age groups and communities, from young children to emerging adults. Whether in family systems or one-on-one, her approach is warm, collaborative, and attuned to the ever-evolving nature of growth.
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Informed by expressive arts, somatic awareness, and psychodynamic exploration, Nataj tailors therapy to each client’s needs. Whether through movement, breath, or storytelling, she helps clients access inner wisdom, process emotions, and find strength in their own narratives. Her work is influenced by Jungian, Narrative, CBT, and Solution-Focused frameworks, creating a fluid and responsive therapeutic experience.
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Nataj offers both in-person and virtual sessions, welcoming individuals and families into a space of curiosity and transformation. Whether guiding a teen through identity exploration or helping a family find new ways to connect, she meets each client where they are—with creativity, care, and a belief in their capacity for change.
My goal is to empower clients, foster resilience, and support them in building the confidence they may need to confront past trauma, build strong interpersonal relationships, or more effectively regulate their emotions.
— Aubri Gomez, LCSW
