

Shawn LaRé Brinkley, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, License #: 102664
CEO/Executive Clinical Director
I am a multi-passionate therapist who enjoys teaching and mentoring new therapists. My clinical experience and advanced training have allowed me to share what I have learned with professional audiences throughout California as well as globally. At “Living Loved” we pride ourselves in client-centered therapeutic services and continue to enhance our knowledge, keeping up with the latest developments in the psychological field.
Doris Mullen, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, License #: 98456
Doris works with individuals and couples and the challenges they face internally and externally. She specializes in relationship issues, life transitions, anxiety, depression and traumas from the past; to help clients move toward a more satisfying life. She believes that an awareness of what is at play underneath the surface of the conscious mind can assist clients in navigating new ways forward and help make sense of things.
She holds a master’s degree from Pacific Graduate Institute with an emphasis in Depth Psychology. She incorporates a variety of therapeutic approaches, including psychodynamic, humanistic, gestalt, mindfulness, emotionally focused as well as cognitive behavioral (CBT). She also works with parents of emerging adult or adult children and is experienced in dream analysis.


Coetta Colombel, ACSW
Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker, License #: 000000
Hello, my name is Coetta Colombel (CoCo). I have been on the social work journey for the majority of my life. The discovery of mental health and wellness on my path to clinical social work came with a great bonus, I found myself. I aspire to encourage individuals to find the healer within as I believe, healing is an individual and spiritual journey back to self.
As a therapist, I have worked with children, adolescents, and families from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. I find my passion-work is in helping high-risk teens and young adults find their place in the world. I use a client-centered approach to bring out the unique qualities in each of us. I work with my clients to offer an individualized plan designed to address their treatment needs. I am a firm believer in empowering those with whom I am privileged to connect, reminding them that it is their strengths that will contribute to their healing (Strength Based Approach). My goal is to provide each individual with tools and skills they can use to find balance, peace, and positive coping skills, as they begin to unleash their authentic presence. I look forward to aligning with you as we take a hike on the trails that lead to your healing.
Kellye Franklin, ACSW
Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker, License #: 000000
KV Franklin is a passionate therapist who will hold space for her clients and stand by them through life’s toughest moments. Sometimes a person just needs to be authentically seen and heard, accepted for where he/she/they are in the moment, and supported in the journey towards a life in which they can thrive. So, KV engages individuals, couples, and children in empathetic, client-centered therapy to help each client get closer to their best version of themselves. With a heart for human rights and holistic wellness, KV’s specialties include working with complex trauma, life transitions, depression, anxiety, adverse childhood experiences, relationship issues, and grief and loss. She has a background in crisis management with culturally and ethnically diverse peoples, as well as a history of supporting communities that have been historically marginalized. So, she especially welcomes those with personal or family backgrounds that include disabilities, neurodiversity, veteran status, BIPOC, LGBTIQ, ACES, refugee or asylum-seeking histories, chronic illness, and survivors of child abuse and sex trafficking.
KV is deeply humanistic in her orientation and takes an integrative approach to therapy. Building a healthy sense of self, learning to leverage personal strengths, and embracing ways to make meaning in life are key to the healing process. She draws from a dynamic range of evidence-based practices in order to address the unique needs of each client. She uses techniques inspired by Solution-Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Expressive Arts Therapy, and others. As an Associate Clinical Social Worker, KV believes in a client’s worth as an individual and a client’s right to holistic health.


Renata Levotman, AMFT, APCC
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
License #: 000000
I am passionate about helping clients form a life that represents their authentic selves. I have received my Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles (MSMU) and my clinical experience include training at the Maple Counseling Center within a psychodynamic approach. My work focuses on gaining awareness as I believe growth and healing come from within. Every person is unique, embarking on their own journey and I strive to develop a collaborative approach best suited for creating the lives clients seek. With a background in art, I enjoy helping clients recognize the power of expression as they navigate the ups and downs of life. I am currently in an art therapy training program because I believe art can further enhance the therapeutic process providing a greater understanding of one’s state of being, allowing for deeper insight into oneself.
My experience includes working with diverse populations to discover individually-based coping skills specific to their needs relative to anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, trauma, and relationships. I provide a variety of therapeutic approaches including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, and art therapy while being dedicated to providing a warm and safe environment. I am grateful to be a part of my client’s journey as they aspire to be their best self in leading a life committed to their well-being.
T'Anna Irvine, ACSW
Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker, License #: 000000
It has always been my passion to help others understand and learn to navigate their mental health journey. My own journey has allowed me not only to help others find themselves and heal but myself as well. I believe it is important for clients to know they have a space to be heard and understood through difficult times.
I received my Master of Social Work from the University of Louisville and have experience working with a wide range of clients from various backgrounds and ages. In my work, I provide an eclectic array of therapeutic approaches including cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, and using art as a healing tool. Through tried and true methods used in my own healing path, I found it important and effective to use creative expression to heal ourselves. I offer my clients an opportunity to take a step back from the heavy and serious aspects of life and explore artistic options as an outlet to be free and create. That outlet may manifest through drawing, writing, painting, or even music as each of these and other means of expression can provide a form of release.

Interns

Renata Levotman, AMFT, APCC
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
License #: 000000
I am passionate about helping clients form a life that represents their authentic selves. I have received my Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles (MSMU) and my clinical experience include training at the Maple Counseling Center within a psychodynamic approach. My work focuses on gaining awareness as I believe growth and healing come from within. Every person is unique, embarking on their own journey and I strive to develop a collaborative approach best suited for creating the lives clients seek. With a background in art, I enjoy helping clients recognize the power of expression as they navigate the ups and downs of life. I am currently in an art therapy training program because I believe art can further enhance the therapeutic process providing a greater understanding of one’s state of being, allowing for deeper insight into oneself.
My experience includes working with diverse populations to discover individually-based coping skills specific to their needs relative to anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, trauma, and relationships. I provide a variety of therapeutic approaches including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, and art therapy while being dedicated to providing a warm and safe environment. I am grateful to be a part of my client’s journey as they aspire to be their best self in leading a life committed to their well-being.