Deborah Weisberg

 Relationships go through ups and downs—it’s a natural part of life. But sometimes, those ups and downs can feel overwhelming, and before you know it, the connection between you and your partner starts to fade. The good news is, starting couples therapy early can help prevent issues from growing into larger, more difficult-to-manage problems. As a seasoned therapist in Los Angeles, I’ve seen firsthand how waiting until things feel “unfixable” can make the road to healing much longer and harder. In fact, many couples who start therapy early can experience deeper understanding, improved communication, and a renewed sense of connection. Here’s why it’s so important to address issues as they arise, rather than waiting for the relationship to reach a breaking point. The Power of Early Intervention in Couples Therapy One of the most significant advantages of starting couples therapy early is that it gives you and your partner the opportunity to address issues before they become entre...

 Deborah Weisberg takes a holistic, client-centered approach to family therapy. By focusing on open communication, empathy, and mutual respect, Deborah works to rebuild trust and understanding within families. Her goal is to create a space where everyone feels valued, understood, and supported. Here’s how Deborah’s approach can help: Improved Communication : Many family struggles arise from poor communication. Deborah helps family members learn effective ways to express their feelings, listen without judgment, and avoid miscommunication. Conflict Resolution : Conflict is inevitable in any family, but learning how to navigate disagreements constructively is key. Deborah teaches families healthy ways to resolve conflicts without escalating tensions or damaging relationships. Strengthening Bonds : Therapy helps family members reconnect, rebuild emotional bonds, and reestablish trust. Through guided conversations, families learn to better understand each other’s perspectives and find c...

How many times have you heard someone talk about “finding their voice”? It’s a phrase we hear often, but what does it truly mean? In many ways, it’s about reconnecting with our most authentic self and finding the courage to express it. Your voice, both figuratively and literally, is one of the most powerful tools we have as human beings—it’s how we communicate, express our desires, our dreams, and our emotions. From the moment we’re born and cry out to the world, our voice becomes the first way we connect with those around us. Over time, we develop more complex ways of using our voice—from spoken words to songs, from arguments to affirmations. But for many, the voice becomes something complicated, something not always easy to access, especially when fear or self-doubt gets in the way. As a vocal coach with therapeutic training, I’ve worked with countless individuals who are struggling with these blocks. Whether you’re a singer, a public speaker, or someone just trying to express yourse...

  Deborah Weisberg, LMFT, LPCC, is a therapist who takes a grounded and flexible approach to help people navigate their challenges and uncover lasting change. Individual therapy with Deborah provides a space to talk openly, explore your emotions, and discover meaningful new ways to move forward. Whether you’re dealing with stress, emotional struggles, or a desire for personal growth, working with Deborah can help you create real and lasting transformation. What Are the Goals of Individual Therapy? Individual therapy, guided by Deborah, aims to create a safe, supportive environment where you can explore life’s challenges. Each person’s journey is unique, but here are some common goals Deborah helps her clients work toward: 1. Understand Yourself Better Through her insightful approach, Deborah helps you uncover patterns in your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. By exploring how past experiences shape your present, you can develop greater self-awareness and take steps...