Last edited 08/30/2023

Beverly Lubin LMFT

VerifiedOffers Online Therapy
Not Accepting New ClientsAccepts Insurance
Headshot of Beverly Lubin Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

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What does a first session with you look like?

From my perspective, a client is complete with therapy when they understand themselves well enough to take control of themselves and their lives in ways that feel good and are supportive for their well-being. After each session, I try to offer a summary of what we discussed, new insights, and connection between past and current behaviors and beliefs. The goal is to shed light on behavior patterns and their origins, self-sabotaging behavior, the difference between learned and self-created behaviors and beliefs. Essentially, my goal is to help others understand and love themselves better so that they can live a better, more creative and satisfying life. Techniques include: Inner Child work, visualization, deep breathing, homework, and of course, talk therapy.

What is your style/approach to therapy?

Deep breathing - gets one out of your head and into the heart...it is relaxing. Visualization -- gets one out of the head and into the heart in helping to create your life Inner Child work -- connects client with the old, initial wounds that continue to affect us as adults, and helps to heal these wounds. Mind/Body/Spirit -- thoughts affect emotions that affect the body. Somatic work connects the heart with the body while taking the client out of their head. It offers a different perspective of self-care. Unconditional Positive Regard -- is supportive of the client's experience, and acknowledges that I hear you and have an understanding Cognitive/Behavioral -- puts the experience in terms that are understandable and relatable I provide homework if clients wish.

What are your biggest strengths as a therapist?

From my perspective, a client is complete with therapy when they understand themselves well enough to take control of themselves and their lives in ways that feel good and are supportive for their well-being. After each session, I try to offer a summary of what we discussed, new insights, and connection between past and current behaviors and beliefs. The goal is to shed light on behavior patterns and their origins, self-sabotaging behavior, the difference between learned and self-created behaviors and beliefs. Essentially, my goal is to help others understand and love themselves better so that they can live a better, more creative and satisfying life. Techniques include: Inner Child work, visualization, deep breathing, homework, and of course, talk therapy.

Specialties

Depression

Anxiety

Family issues

Mood disorders

Coping Skills

General Expertise

Self-Esteem

Spirituality & religion based issues

Couples

Peer Relationships

In-Network Insurance

Cigna

Fees

Individual Therapy$170

Types of Therapy

Individual Therapy

Clientele

Young Adults (18-24)

Adults (25-65)

Adolescents (13-17)

Licensure

  • California, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, 40316

Education

University of Santa Monica

Work History

Deep breathing - gets one out of your head and into the heart...it is relaxing. Visualization -- gets one out of the head and into the heart in helping to create your life Inner Child work -- connects client with the old, initial wounds that continue to affect us as adults, and helps to heal these wounds. Mind/Body/Spirit -- thoughts affect emotions that affect the body. Somatic work connects the heart with the body while taking the client out of their head. It offers a different perspective of self-care. Unconditional Positive Regard -- is supportive of the client's experience, and acknowledges that I hear you and have an understanding Cognitive/Behavioral -- puts the experience in terms that are understandable and relatable I provide homework if clients wish.

Online Therapy

Frequently Asked Questions About Beverly Lubin, LMFT

It’s not uncommon to have questions before starting therapy. Beverly Lubin, LMFT, has answered a few of the questions they receive most often from new clients.

Is Beverly Lubin accepting new clients?

No, Beverly Lubin is not accepting new clients at this time.

Does Beverly Lubin accept insurance?

Yes, Beverly Lubin accepts insurance, including Cigna.

What types of therapy does Beverly Lubin offer?

Beverly Lubin offers therapy for individuals.

Does Beverly Lubin offer in-person appointments?

No, but people in California can book Beverly Lubin for virtual appointments (teletherapy).

Does Beverly Lubin offer online therapy?

Yes, Beverly Lubin offers online therapy via video sessions to people in California.

How quickly can I see Beverly Lubin?

Beverly Lubin typically can speak with new clients within 48 hours. You can see their current availability and request an appointment on their profile page.

What languages does Beverly Lubin speak?

Beverly Lubin conducts therapy sessions in English.