Lopez Cepero, Meg
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You're happy, successful, and driven in your career, but wish you felt the same way and got the same results in your relationships. Lately, things have felt messy and difficult in the relationship area of your life, and you're not where you thought you'd be at this stage. You wish you had more confidence in your ability to attract, keep, or build a healthy and secure relationship.

You feel stuck and wonder if it's something about you, your partner, or you both that's keeping you from having the relationship you really want. You know you need help, but you're not really sure where to begin or what kind of help you really need. I'm a Los Angeles psychotherapist who specializes in online trauma therapy and relationship counseling.

I work with adults who are struggling with their intimate relationships and want to get to the root of what's holding them back, so they can feel more empowered about finding and creating the relationships they really want. Whether you're single, coupled up, married, or just ending a relationship, I'll meet you where you are and help get you to where you want to be!
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I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California with 15 years of experience working in the mental health field.
I specialize in relationship counseling and trauma therapy.
Although I enjoy working with a diverse group of clients in my practice, I'm uniquely qualified to assist survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
I completed a 2-year clinical internship at Women Organized to Make Abuse Nonexistent (W.O.M.A.N., Inc.), where I not only received over 40 hours of specialized training in the area of domestic violence and abuse, but provided crisis counseling, psychotherapy, and support group services to survivors of intimate partner violence.
Your relationship with your partner is in a good place.
You're talking about getting engaged or already in the process of planning your wedding.
You're excited about moving into this next phase of your relationship, but there are still a few things that you need to iron out and talk about.
Lately you've been stressed and bickering more than usual.
Plus, you could use some help communicating better, because sometimes you're not sure your partner really gets where you're coming from.
Before you move forward and start planning your future, you want to make sure you're both on the same page and working as a team.
You haven't been connecting with your partner for a while now, and your partner feels it too.
You try to talk to them and share what's going on with you, but they seem so detached and withdrawn.
It feels like you are both in limbo waiting and hoping for things to get better.
The more they pull back and shut you out, the more anxious you become.
Your mind starts spinning, trying to make sense of what's going on in your relationship, and it ends up in some dark places.
The more you try to get answers and reassurance from your partner, the more insecure you look, which you know is a turn-off.
You wake up in the middle of the night terrified and can't go back to sleep.
Even though you're separated, and there's a restraining order in place, you're scared all the time and don't feel safe.
You feel guilty and responsible for getting the police involved, even though there's a part of you that knows it wasn't your fault.
Honestly, you never really wanted your relationship to end, you just wanted the name calling, jealousy, threats, and late night interrogation sessions to stop.
Right now, your emotions are jumbled and all over the place.
It's never been easy to be around your family, but recently it's been more difficult.
You're avoiding their calls and texts because you just need some space.
When you visit or talk to them, some of the painful memories from the past return.
Your family doesn't want you to talk about those things, but it's hard to keep pretending that nothing happened and everything is okay.
Your headaches are getting worse and more frequent, and no amount of throwing yourself into work or exercise helps distract you from your guilt, anger, anxiety, and physical pain.
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