We offer long-term therapy, brief therapy, group therapy, psychological assessments,
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Social Anxiety and Solution-Centered Sessions.
1819 Cliff Drive, Suite F, Santa Barbara, CA, 93109
32129 Lindero Canyon Road #202 Westlake Village, CA 91361
We offer telehealth services across the entire state of California!
Solution-Centered Sessions
Anxiety Disorders
Depression (Mood Disorders)
Mindfulness
We care about you, your family, and your story. You can trust that we will treat you with respect, dignity and compassion in every interaction while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and ethics.
Solution-Centered sessions, also known as Single-Session therapy, are an evidence-based, internationally-recognized method to provide highly effective, targeted mental health care at the point that it is most needed. See our FAQ page for more information.
Individual therapy, a most common form of therapy, entails a collaborative process between the patient and the therapist to support the psychological change and improve quality of life.
We understand the unique transitions, stressors, and challenges faced by students and are here to support you.
Dr. Krasno provides consultation services to families and individuals on any topic relating to Autism Spectrum Disorder. The consultation service can also include review of psychological assessment reports.
Group therapy is a form of therapy where a small group of people come together to address certain issues, support each other, grow and learn new skills with the therapist(s) facilitating the process.
Therapy helps family members improve communication, resolve conflicts, and provide support to one another.
Psychological assessment is a process of testing that uses a combination of techniques to help to evaluate a person and their behavior, personality and cognitive characteristics.
CCC is proud to be the Santa Barbara regional clinic for the National Social Anxiety Center, which was established to make quality psychotherapy services available to those in need. Through research, collaboration and educating clinicians and the public, NSAC is committed to improving services and care for people seeking help for social anxiety.